7th @4, Varsity tonight @ 4:30 followed by JH(A). Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
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
JR. HIGH & HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN QUIZ BOWL, THERE IS A MANDATORY MEETING NEXT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 AT 3:30 IN THE PAC. PARENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND.
ACT Prep Course
Tutoring available.
On August 27th, Mr. Chad Haberer of Ozark Schools spoke to Ozark High School Civics students about genealogy and the importance of studying the past. Pictured are some of the students who took part in this event, along with Mr. Haberer.
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Special thanks to Judge Sarah Capp and District 7 - State District Court for donating hygiene products for our students!
Mrs. Kramer's office is fully stocked up and ready for students to stop by.
Archaeologist Dr. Tim Mulvihill of UAFS spoke to Ozark High School concurrent college history students on August 21st. Dr. Mulvihill brought historical archaeological finds to share with students and gave a presentation about Native American history. Pictured are some of the students who took part in this event, along with Dr. Mulvihill.
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OHS student Baelyn Keith was awarded the Computer Science Student of Distinction award. Baelyn received a certificate and $75.00 for her incredible work in computer science last year. Special thanks to former OHS computer science teacher Tracy Lewis for delivering her award today. Congrats Baelyn. You make OHS proud.
