Must not be a slut. Must not be called a whore. Must be in the kitchen. Must be modest. Must not think originally. Must not shine as bright. Must not be a nasty woman.
These are not just the murmurs...
Decked out in pen smudges and Starry Night socks, it’s no secret that Holly Nielsen (12) loves art. But what started in the classroom, has been taken it to next level.
Nielsen is one of 19 students...
Honor roll OHS students were recognized for their achievements at Oakville in Gym A on May 4. The students that were recognized had a grade point average (GPA) between a 3.0 and 4.0 or above. Awards from...
Emma Miller (11) currently dances for the varsity Golden Girls squad. Next year she plans to quit Golden Girls and peruse her training in musical theater. Good luck to Miller and her future endeavors!...
The Speech and Debate team will take on Nationals in Birmingham, Alabama in June. After having a great season, five students qualified for Nationals.
“We only had two people qualify last year, Shaun...
The Mehlville School District (MSD) plans to open an innovative school for kids kindergarten through fourth grade in the Fall of 2017.
The school was recently given the name MOSAIC standing for Mehlville...
Class rank compares student’s academic performance to others in their class using percentiles. While the class rank may help a few, OHS is planning to get rid of it for the 2017-2018 school year.
OHS...
The Mehlville School District recently had two days off of school (May 3 and May 4) due to flooding on roads and highways throughout the district.
The flooding caused bus drivers, cafeteria workers,...
OHS had a large group of college bound athlete this year. The seniors were recognized in the library on April 12 during ANP.
Back Row: Jacob Paule (12) will be attending attending the United States...
OHS sophomores were able to help out the community in various ways while juniors took the ACT at school on Wednesday, April 19. The annual Service Learning projects help students to get out of their comfort...
From 2000 to 2015, over half a million people died from an opioid overdose (CDC).
OHS administration decided to do something to change that fact. On April 14 and 19 students received a presentation...
Over 25,000 people participated in the Go St. Louis marathon over the weekend (April 9), and 27 were OHS students. Students On the Go is a program for high school students to train for a half marathon...
