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OHS wants to congratulate Amy Caldwell and Debbie Whitlock on their exemplary attendance last school year. Thank you both for all you do for our kids!
Our OHS students are using the 9/11 Memorial and Museum Digital Learning Experience film today in order to remember 9/11. #neverforget
Progress Reports
Nurses are working to send out letters to those needing updated immunizations. Please provide updated shot record and/or appointment card from Department of Health if appointment is after October 1 to your school nurse. Thank you.
OHS Art history students created personalized cylinder seals from plaster, inspired by those from Ancient Mesopotamia. Some even incorporated their names in ancient cuneiform!
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Correction - Volleyball @ WALDRON tonight! 4pm 7th - Varsity 4:30 followed by JH(A). Go Hillbillies!
7th @4, Varsity tonight @ 4:30 followed by JH(A). Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
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Ozark High School concurrent college credit history students created brochures about numerous aspects of local history in Ozark and Arkansas, researching topics including the Ozark bridge, Ozark's courthouse, local historical structures, Arkansas caves, and more. Students donated these brochures to the Ozark Chamber of Commerce so that everyone who visits the local area can learn more about these topics. Pictured left to right is student Adeline Caldwell, Mrs. Karen Hawkins of the Ozark Chamber of Commerce, and student Sydnie Herriage, with these student-made brochures. The brochures will also be on display at Ozark High School during parent-teacher conference night
