Attention OHS students: If you'd like to participate in our 2nd annual shopping cart parade check out these details.
Help us show our appreciation for two of the best School Resource Officers.
Our latest morning report email for parents and guardians just went out to our subscribers. You can catch a copy below.
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Congratulations to our 2023 Basketball Homecoming Court. What an excellent group of young ladies to represent OHS. Be sure to come out and support our basketball teams and these young ladies January 27th beginning at 7PM.
Come out to the HAC Tuesday Jan. 10th and watch some great basketball and help send our Cheerleaders to Nationals.
Check out the latest edition of our Senior Talk email for all the latest on all things senior at OHS.
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Students in Mrs. McCain's College & Career Exploration class have been working on ACT WorkKeys curriculum all fall and took their assessments this week.
ACT WorkKeys assessments measure foundational skills required for success in the workplace and help measure the workplace skills that can affect job performance.
After completing the ACT WorkKeys assessments, students can earn a National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) based on their achievements on the assessments.
NCRCs are awarded on four levels:
🏅 Bronze
🏅 Silver
🏅 Gold
🏅 Platinum (highest achievement)
Congratulations to our students for being career ready!
OHS was well represented in Ozark’s Christmas parade this year. Our high school band and our FFA organization did great this past Saturday.🎄🎄🎄💜💜
Mrs. Estep’s Family and Consumer Science classes cooked a holiday meal today and were nice enough to share with our teachers and admin.
Ashley Curbow, prevention specialist, with Community Services, Inc. gave a vaping presentation to 10th graders on Tuesday.
Topics discussed were
✅ vaping marketing strategies
✅ vaping addiction and health related issues
✅ statewide and nationwide vaping laws
Students were also able to view an actual healthy lung versus the lung of a lifelong smoker.
Our latest morning report email for parents and guardians just went out to our subscribers. You can catch a copy below.
https://bit.ly/3BdffhD
Our latest morning report email for parents and guardians just went out to our subscribers. You can catch a copy below.
http://bit.ly/3GSGMIB
Ozark Junior/Senior High School increased its Weighted Achievement score for 2022 by 13.69 points! We salute these scholars as they continue to work toward academic excellence! #ARStudentFocused #ARSchoolsOnTheMove
Mrs. Tracy Lewis has been acknowledged as a Next Generation Personal Finance Distinguished Educator. Mrs. Lewis has been taking courses to better her banking classes. She went from a freshman to a senior in one year and passed her examination to be fully certified in personal finance. OHS is very proud of her hard work and dedication to the program.
Three Ozark High School seniors started a community service project called "Adopt A Classroom", in which community members teach younger grades about being a good citizen through talks and activities. The first Adopt-A-Classroom event was at the Ozark Kindergarten Center on October 31st and was focused on being a healthy citizen. Pictured here are some of the kindergarteners who took part in this event, with OHS senior Aliyah Elmore and guest speaker Coach Cody Bullard. Stone Faulkenberry and Brad Johnson were also featured speakers, with OHS seniors Anna Woolsey and Zoey Tedford also helping out.
OHS Attends Skilled Trade Expo
Students from our junior and senior class attended the River Valley Skilled Trade Expo at Russellville High School on Thursday.
Our students make excellent connections with River Valley employers and the military and were able to see the wide variety of skilled trade employers available.
Our students were complimented on their manners and their engagement. Parents and guardians, you should be proud!
OHS senior, Jordan Cross, pushed out 51 push-ups while wearing a weighted vest that weighed about 30 pounds. This was the most push ups completed by a student to date at the two day expo.
If you can see it, you can be it.
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OHS’s 2nd Annual College & Career Fair
We are so grateful to our students, parents, guardians, and vendors for attending Monday night’s College & Career Fair.
So many connections were made and ideas were exchanged!
If you can see it, you can be it.
On October 24th, AC Moncrief spoke to Ozark High School students about his time serving in the Peace Corps in Africa. Students learned a great deal of information during this presentation. Pictured left to right, front row: Gillian Shultz, Brittany Negrete, Dana Olcott, McKenzie Powell. Standing: Tatum Campbell, Aliyah Elmore, Zoey Tedford, Anna Woolsey, Briley Burns, AC Moncrief, Megan Monson, Drake Haddick, Krysta Wright, Chloe Shaw, Britten Simpson, Makayla Hollowell, Max Asbeck, Yobani Zarate.
🎉 TWENTY-FOUR!!! 24!!! 🎉
We have 24 organizations that will be at our College & Career Fair on Monday night, October 24. Twenty-four must be a magic number!
Mark those calendars, set an alarm on your phone, and DON'T MISS THIS EVENT!!!
💯 English teachers are dropping low grades or giving extra credit for attendance. Sign-in required.
🤓 This is our most comprehensive career planning event for students, parents, and guardians.
🌭 Hot dogs will be served while supplies last.
🚨 Important reminders from Mrs. Kramer for students taking the October ACT tomorrow.
Call the office with any questions at 479-667-4116.
