OHS Foods III classes brought the heat to the annual chili cook off.
On March 3, the students in Foods III classes were told to bring in a chili recipe and change some of the ingredients. From there,...
The health professions club at OHS got a taste of real-world experience when former students came back to offer their expertise.
Jenna and Blair Lamatina, twins and 2011 OHS graduates, presented to...
OHS Parenting II students took a break from high school to go back to preschool for a day.
Mrs. Stephanie Duever’s 3rd and 4th block classes and Mrs. Samantha Matoushek’s 7th and 8th block classes...
Megan Colyer, centerspread editor
• January 31, 2016
Photos by Tara Vogler.
HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) and students enrolled in the Project Lead the Way biomedical sciences courses were provided with a unique learning opportunity. On...
Students will be able to meet with extracurricular groups during select ANPs starting this week.
Jan. 27 will mark the first day of ANP that includes Club and Activity Time (CAT) Meetings. At 10, an...
Former Oakville student Matthew Fogle returned to share the secrets of his success as an aerospace engineer with Mr. Richard Kling’s Introduction to Engineering class. On Jan. 7, Fogle, a 2014 Oakville...
Within the past two years, more than 13 classes have been offered at OHS but did not have enough students enroll to qualify for an official curriculum. These classes can be seen as “hidden” classes....
At the stroke of midnight on New Year’s Eve, resolutions were not the only commitments made. As of the 2016 semester, all high schools within the Mehlville School District are implementing Student Learning...
Since Sra. Weber and Sra. Vogel have departed from OHS, Sra. King has taken on the Spanish Four classes this year, bringing many new projects and ideas to the class. These projects include the students...
Photos by Tara Vogler.
The OHS AP macroeconomics team comprised of Sarah Sax (12), Madison Aubuchon (12), Kate Giles (12), and Rialda Mustic (12) prepared a plan to transform the national debt policy...
Most students study the solar system simply out of a textbook. However, the astronomy class at Oakville High School is studying the solar system in a more “life-like” way.
The students in Mrs. Jenkins's...
Megan Colyer, centerspread editor
• December 9, 2015
For many years OHS has had the same science courses for each grade, but next school year classes in science are taking a huge turn.
Typically freshman start off taking physics, sophomores take chemistry,...
