In this PLTW/STEM activity students learned about Nano fabrics. Each group conducted an investigation by creating their own Nano fabric piece of material and testing it against two other pieces of fabric. They tested each piece of fabric to determine its resistance to wrinkles, water, and stains. Then, they documented all of their results in a data table to compare with other groups.
Through our partnership with Varsity Tutors for Schools, Osage Hills students can now use 24/7 On-Demand Chat Tutoring. When help is needed, connect with a highly qualified expert tutor, day or night. Learning has never been more flexible! You can find the link for Varsity Tutors on the school webpage under the Parent/Student Resources button. Students will use their school email/google accounts to log in to the platform.
Celebration Day! Osage Hills got to celebrate 100% Academic Growth score on last year's state testing.
OHS celebrating having the highest Academic Growth score in the state on last year's OSTP tests! Way to go Warriors! Students and teachers are hard at work preparing for this year's state tests which will take place between April 17th and May 10th.
Kami and Ethan are off to the races at the spelling bee representing our Warriors proudly!
A little fun after the museum visit. The students got to experience an OKC Thunder vs Miami Heat basketball game. What a great day for our students!
6th-8th grade had the privilege of honoring the victims of the Oklahoma City bombing by visiting the OKC National Memorial & Museum on March 8th.
2nd graders were tasked with creating their favorite animal or creating something that flies in the LEGO station during library time this week!
The 4th - 8th grade classroom representatives participated in our school's Spelling Bee this afternoon! Kami Mauro-Adams won 1st place and Ethan Unkenholz won 2nd place. These two will be moving on to the OCIC Spelling Bee where they will be competing against other schools on March 13th! Congratulations to those who participated today and a special congratulations to Kami and Ethan!
Our leadership club students did a wonderful job reading Dr. Seuss books to our Lower Hall students to celebrate Read Across America Day! Oh, the places they'll go!
4th, 6th, and 7th graders got to enjoy the "Call of the Wild" at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center.
5th grade Career Day was a hit. The students learned about bombs, engines, airplanes, and the history of aviation in Oklahoma.
Teaching students the awareness of human impact on the environment and inspiring them to be a part of the solution is vital to our future on this planet. With this PLTW/STEM project, students were able to identify aspects of cleaning up an oil spill in a created environment. Students had a variety of materials available to create the environment, destroy it with oil, and then try to clean it up using various methods and science.
Thank you to all who came out and supported our little Warriors last night at the basketball fundraiser! The boys team who won both games was the Chiefs, coached by Coach Tibbs and Coach Elmer. The girls team who won both games was the Roses, coached by Coach Eslick and Coach Ostrosky.
1st grade has arrived at Shiner's circus.
SMASH Students & Parents: You are invited to a FREE Spaghetti Dinner tomorrow, Feb. 22, from 5:45-6:30 in the school cafeteria. Enjoy dinner on us and complete a Project SMASH survey to tell us how we can continue to improve our program. You can also learn about what we have planned for an exciting Spring Break SMASH!
First grade enjoying FFV outside on Wednesday February 21st.
The 1st and 2nd grade basketball game is scheduled for Tuesday Feb. 27th at 6 pm. It will be a round robin style games. The girls who were cheerleaders (during the cheer clinic) may choose to cheer or play basketball. Each basketball player will receive a t-shirt to wear at the games.
Upper Hall doing the Cha Cha Slide at the Valentine's Dance. It was a fun night!
Second grade created bar graphs using fruit loops!
