For many people, the month of December is a time of giving. This act of charity is no different for one club at Oakville High School: FCCLA.
“FCCLA is Family Career and Community Leaders of America....
On Nov. 2, nine OHS students auditioned for the Missouri All-State Choir. After performing a vocal piece and sight reading new music for judges, Mackenzie Christopher (12), Ian Moore (12), Anna Rohr (12)...
With the help of business teacher Amelia Darby, a group of innovative students in a OHS’s Marketing II class came together to create a student-run vending machine, aiming to bring creativity and community...
People have probably seen at least one car accident in their life, or have even been involved in a car accident. In 2022, teens made up 12 percent of police reported car crashes, as well as 8.1 percent...
OHS implemented a new responsive scheduling system during ANP this year.
Unlike in years past where students could travel wherever they needed to as long as they had a pass, this new system requires...
You make your way through the cafeteria line with a tray. Barb Fleming, an OHS cafeteria member, hands you a slice of pizza with a warm smile. But in recent weeks, her friendly face has been missing.
Around...
On Sept. 20, most students enjoyed the Homecoming football game against Hazelwood West, while others may have been getting into mischief. Some of those who attended the game came home to glitter, eggs,...
Some time ago, OMS teacher Bridget Albers brought a box of flowers into her school to share with her colleagues with a note explaining their significance: these flowers are special. These help other plants...
Accidents are the leading cause of death for teens aged 15-19. According to the CDC, an average of 32 people die every day because of impaired drivers, which equates to two deaths for every class period.
With...
The second round of major renovations in three years to the OHS softball/baseball field will start in June 2024. During the previous renovations, the softball team did not have access to the home facilities...
Lunches were rowdy on March 1. as students gathered in the commons to see Spanish teachers Meghan King and Melissa Bradford get pied in the face to raise money for Spanish Club.
“We were raising...
Four Oakville High School students who are in the South Tech Program medaled at Districts in their SkillsUSA competition, this past February. Anh Dang (12), Tatiana Ponevilai (12), Alicia Vogt (12), and...
