This Week at OSHS...
We love our new sewing lab! Post made by Broadcast Journalism Student Isabelle K.
Our FAVORITE night of the year is TOMORROW! We are so excited for STEM Night! We will have a lot of fun activities, vendors, food trucks, and more! Remember, we did have to change the time to 4:30-6:00 and 8th grade night and 10th night grade night have been rescheduled. 10th grade night will now be March 26 at 5:30. It will be meet in the FabLab. Roane State Dual Enrollment (DE) and Middle College and TCAT will be present to discuss all the DE options to sophomores and their parents. 8th grade night will turn into Freshman Orientation/Registration in late July. Details for that will be released later. We can't wait to see everyone tomorrow! Posts made by Broadcast Journalism Student Mia H.
OSHS Boys Basketball plays Saturday night, March 1st @ home against Oakdale in the first round of the Region Tournament. Tip off is at 7:00pm and the gate opens at 6:00pm. All OSHS and OSMS students need to sign in at the gate. The OS Booster Club is paying for OSHS/OSMS student tickets; therefore, we need our students to show up and support our Bobcats! Good luck, Bobcats!
Bobcat Talk is BACK! They were excited to use their new camera and Tricaster to film and edit this week's episode. We are super appreciative of Roane County Schools and the OS Alumni Foundation for supporting our program. We hope you enjoy this week's episode reliving the District Championship and looking ahead! You can view it on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLseI_XPS8Q
We want to congratulate our athletes for making All Tournament Team at Districts: Bailey Barger, Ja'Quan Benton, Zachary Hamby, Jaxon Jett, and Gavin Johnson. Ethan Jones was the District Tournament MVP. Posts made by Broadcast Journalism Students Emmeline P., Ashlyn H. and Alie B.
We have a special announcement! The OSA FabLab will be selling bricks from our old building! Even though it is sad to see the old building go, we are working hard in our new building giving our students new opportunities and creating memories they will have for a lifetime too! More details will be coming soon about purchasing the bricks so please be patient! We hope that you will support the school and purchase a brick in the future! If you are curious what the OSA FabLab is all about, come out Tuesday, March 4th from 5-7pm and check it out at our schools STEM night! We hope to see you there! Once again, as soon as we have more information about purchasing bricks, we will release that information.
Travelin' Tom's will be back this Wednesday morning for his monthly stop. They will be leaving right at 8:20am so please arrive early if you would like a drink. Students will not be excused if they are late to class.
Yearbooks sales are winding down. There are ONLY 30 left to be ordered. Make sure to get yours ordered ASAP to ensure getting a 2024-2025 yearbook. You can order at this link: https://ybpay.lifetouch.com/Order/SelectStudent?isAdvertisementOnly=False&jobNumber=13908325 and put in the School ID Code: 13908325.
The Sophomore Night has been rescheduled for Tuesday, March 4. It will begin at 5:30. This meeting is very important to inform parents about dual enrollment opportunities with representatives from TCAT & RSCC presenting. Current sophomores & their parents need to attend (especially if they are interested in Middle College).
The Next Generation STEM Internship Program (NGSI) applications close on Friday, February 28th, which is one week from today. This is a paid summer internship program that allows rising juniors, seniors, and recent graduates to come to the lab and work directly with ORNL staff. See the flier below and our website for more information: https://education.ornl.gov/ngsi/. The application link is here: https://zintellect.com/Opportunity/Details/ORNL-NGSI-2025.
Don't forget about Sophomore Night on Thursday, February 20th at 5:30. This meeting is very important to inform parents about dual enrollment opportunities with representatives from TCAT & RSCC presenting. Current sophomores & their parents need to attend (especially if they are interested in Middle College).
STEM Night is just TWO weeks away and OSHS is getting pumped! Not only will there be fun activities for the whole family and fun food trucks, but Mrs. Jones will be hosting Sophomore Night and doing an 8th Grade Night presentation for rising 9th graders attending OSHS.
Sophomore Information will be from 5:30-6:00pm.
8th Grade Family Presentation will be at 6:30pm.
There is NO SCHOOL on Monday, February 17, in honor of President's Day.
Post made by Media Arts student Abbie B.
FINAL CALL FOR ALL SENIOR ADS!!
All information including pictures, money and written message for your class of 2025 graduate will need to be turned in by Friday, February 21st.
We have 4 pages left, email Coach Rather with any questions at wrather@roaneschools.com.
Form to download and print is at this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xGFgdo3hTjTLo8Jt1R-3TVTVuH5bLuld1mbEi8kZ1fM/edit?usp=sharing
We are gearing up for one of our favorite nights of the year: STEM Night! 2025 promises to be GREAT and we can't wait to see everyone there! Come hang out with us and see all of the great things happening at OSHS plus fun activities and great food trucks! We hope to see you on Tuesday, March 4th from 5:00-7:00pm!
Posts made by Broadcast Journalism Student Mia H.
Attention all 10th grade students and parents, Sophomore Night will be on February 20th. Make plans now to attend @ 5:30pm.
Post made by Media Arts student Kiley A.
Congratulations to our Class of 2025 Senior Athletes for our Basketball Season! Celebrate them TONIGHT in their senior night celebration!
Post made by Broadcast Journalism students Isabelle K. and Elizabeth B.
Senior Night for the Class of 2025 Basketball Players and Cheerleaders is this Friday night on February 14th against Oneida! Come out and support our senior athletes and cheer them on to victory!
Post made by Media Arts student Aliya T.
This week is National School Counselor's Week. OSHS is so greatly appreciative of the expertise, knowledge, and care that Mrs. Jones brings to our school! Thank you, Mrs. Jones!
Post made by Broadcast Journalism student Mia H.
