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🚨 PAID APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITY 🚨
ABB in Ozark is offering paid apprenticeships to students. To apply, students must submit their resumes to Ms. Dean by April 15th. If students need help developing or refining their resumes, they should see Ms. Dean before the deadline.
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To learn more about OHS's career coach program, contact Ms. Dean at melanie.dean@ozarkhillbillies.org.
Paraprofessional Appreciation Day! Thanks for all you do!
Catch the latest in local scholarships and senior things in today's edition of Senior Talk 2024!
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OHS Art Club visited the Exquisite Creatures exhibition at Crystal Bridges Museum in Bentonville and explored the connections between science, nature, and art! Christopher Marley's three-dimensional works are made of actual animal, mineral, and plant specimens arranged in precise, geometric compositions. They are truly incredible and our students definitely experienced the wonder of the natural world and engaged with the design and techniques of the art.
The exhibition is open through July 29, 2024. Ages 18 and under always have free admission! Adult admission is $12.
On April 1st, members of Ozark High School's Stock Market Club spoke at the Retired Teachers Meeting held at the OHS library. These Stock Market Club students shared about their achievements and accomplishments with the area's retired teachers. Participating in this event were, left to right:
Front row: Saad Alam, Evan Salazar, Ali Imran.
Back row: Morgan Nietert, Brooklyn Sisk, Brooklyn Burns, Briley Schwartz, Harley Hunt, Ivy Gage, Zoey Skaggs
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Athletics for the Week - Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
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Please see the attached flyers for information and ticket links to the upcoming Ballet Magnificat performances at the Ozark Performing Arts Center on April 6 & 7 sponsored by the OHS Fellowship of Christian Athletes! #HPRD
In just ONE MONTH, Ozark High School Theatre will open Oklahoma!- Ozark Schools’ first ever musical. The musical is brought together by an outstanding cast and crew of over fifty students. This lively musical features romance, comedy, and toe-tapping dance numbers and music.
Oklahoma! will be performed April 25-28 at the Ozark PAC. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students. The performances on April 25-27 will begin at 7 p.m. and the Sunday matinee will begin at 2 p.m. Doors will open thirty minutes prior to the show.
Athletics Update: Softball and 7th Track are cancelled today. Also, Track at Mansfield this week has been rescheduled - Jr High will be Tuesday and Sr High will travel to Mansfield on Thursday. Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Athletics for the Week - Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Ozark High School juniors Ali Imran (left) and Evan Salazar (right) placed at National History Day Regionals and will advance to National History Day State in April, competing with their group documentary at the University of Central Arkansas. Pictured are Ali and Evan
Baseball and Softball Update: Softball will play at home today vs JC Westside starting at 4:30. Baseball also plays at home today vs Farmington, 5pm start time for varsity. Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Parent Teacher Conferences Thursday
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Athletics for the Week - Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Todays softball game has been moved to Ozark - varsity only starting at 4:15. Baseball at Scranton is cancelled. Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Draft Days
It was a huge day at Be Pro Be Proud Draft Days for OHS juniors and seniors!
Juniors and seniors attended a career expo to learn more about options after high school that do not require four year degrees.
Seniors put all their hard work on resumes and interview skills into practice and interviewed with at least three high-demand, high-wage employers with open positions.
They will be watching their phones for second interviews and job offers!
To learn more about the Career Coach program at OHS, contact Ms. Dean at melanie.dean@ozarkhillbillies.org.
