For the second year in a row, Student Council is hosting a Cookies, Cocoa, and Cramming session on Dec. 15 in the cafeteria. Cookies and cocoa will be accompanied by a chance to study with friends and...
Mathematics teachers Mrs. Bhambri, Mrs. Roberts, and Mrs.White are taking a new approach this year when it comes to teaching Principles of Algebra I.
The teachers are piloting a new online software...
In the past, all sophomores would take the PLAN test, a test that prepares students for the ACT by testing them over subjects like reading and mathematics. This past year, however, the PLAN test has changed...
Twenty-three of Mr. Rodney Gerdes’s AP Macro Economics students took their second annual field trip to the Forecaster’s Luncheon on Oct. 22 at the Clayton Plaza Hotel which was run by the St. Louis...
Wohlwend Elementary welcomed the OHS drama department on Oct. 22 for an entertaining learning experience.
The students participating in this year’s fall play took a field trip during ANP to observe...
Megan Colyer, centerspread editor
• October 26, 2015
OHS students this year get to learn about what it takes to become a healthcare professional.
This year students in any science PLTW (Project Lead the Way) classes who are juniors and seniors have the...
Many OHS students played the popular board game Mousetrap as a child, but several students in Mr. Kling’s Principles of Engineering class are taking it to a whole new level.
OHS principles of engineering...
“Just pink it” is the motto of Oakville’s newest business, the Sock Brokers, created by OHS students in the entrepreneurship class.
Ms. Vagner’s entrepreneurship class is creating its own business...
Friday, Sep 9, Mrs. DyAnn Menzel, English teacher, took her Shakespeare class on a field trip to see one of his plays performed live.
The class had recently read and watched the movie version of Twelfth...
Understanding Law students learned the road to success this week.
Attorney and Provisional Judge, Ms. Renée Hardin-Tammons, visited OHS on Oct. 15 to speak to the Understanding Law classes.
“I...
Four OHS students got nominated as semi-finalists for the National Merit Scholarship program. The National Merit Scholarship program is an academic competition for recognition and scholarships.
The...
Katelyn Pike, features editor
• September 25, 2015
Last April, every junior at OHS was required by law to take the ACT (American College Test) regardless of whether or not they had signed up in the past or if they were planning on attending college. Recently,...
