Avery Neal, Social Media Coordinator
• April 17, 2020
The new coronavirus pandemic has caused schools to shift to online learning, cancel events, and postpone others. Many college students studying abroad were forced to come home, including one OHS alumnus.
Katie...
Journalism students across the St. Louis area submitted their work to the Journalism STL contest, and OHS came out on top of several categories for the broadcast, myOHSonline.com, and the 2017 Tiger Paw...
Twelve OHS journalism students travelled to Dallas, TX for the National High School Journalism Convention on Nov. 17-19 and several of them returned with awards.
Three members of the yearbook staff...
The OHS journalism program received high honors at the JEA national convention in Indianapolis, IN. Twenty-five students attended the convention, and eight were recognized in write-off competitions.
Students...
Eight Oakville High School students won awards during the write-off competitions at the National Journalism Convention in Orlando, FL.
The convention lasted four days. Students attended various sessions...
Journalism is not a dying field! While the printed paper may be starting to go a bit out of style, the stories are still there—and someone’s got to write about them! So why not you?
Reporters will...
The OHS journalism program received 16 individual awards at the Sponsors of School Publications annual spring conference held Monday (March 12) at Webster University. The Prowl student newspaper staff...
Channel 97 News was one of 10 broadcasts in the nation to receive Best of Show recognition in the Broadcast Program category.
The awards were presented at the convention held Nov. 11- 14 at Kansas...
