Ozark High School 11th grade student Ava McCartney and social studies teacher Jessica Culver have been selected for the 2025 class of the Albert H. Small Normandy Institute at George Washington University. They were one of only fifteen student-teacher teams selected from the United States for this program. Student-teacher teams will travel to Washington, DC, for sessions at George Washington University from June 18-22, followed by a trip to France from June 22-29, 2025. The students and teachers will study online through Zooms and coursework during the spring 2025 semester, followed by their summer travel. They will visit important sites in DC while also learning on the George Washington campus, followed by in-depth learning experiences in Bayeux, Normandy, and Paris, France. The student-teacher team will also be completing a biography of a World War II soldier and sharing that story with their community and major organizations. The student-teacher team is very excited and honored to begin this program.
Here are just a few moments captured from our annual Senior/kindergarten Christmas party! We are always glad to have OKC at the high school. Merry Christmas🎄🎄🎄
Here are just a few moments captured from our annual Senior/kindergarten Christmas party! We are always glad to have OKC at the high school. Merry Christmas🎄🎄🎄
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On November 18th, Sergeant Allen and Sergeant Anderson (pictured here with students) spoke to Ozark High School civics students about many aspects of history and civics. Pictured are some of the students who participated in this presentation, along with Sergeants Allen and Anderson.
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It's always a good day at OHS when the military is on our campus!
Thank you, T. Sgt. Cary Wickersham, for talking with our seniors this morning and going the extra mile by teaching some push up techniques.
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On November 18th, Sargeant Allen and Sargeant Anderson (pictured here with students) spoke to Ozark High School civics students about many aspects of history and civics. Pictured are some of the students who participated in this presentation, along with Sargeants Allen and Anderson.
On November 20th, Linley Hittenrauch, Education Specialist for the Arkansas Secretary of State's office in Little Rock, presented to Ozark Civics students about how a bill becomes a law. Pictured are some of the students who took part in this presentation, along with Education Specialist Linley Hittenrauch.
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The OHS drama club knocked it out of the park with their performance of Miracle on 34th Street tonight.
You can catch their final performance for the matinee tomorrow at 2PM. This is one you won't want to miss.
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Drama Performances this weekend at the PAC
