Today, OHS proudly recognized 173 students who demonstrated significant academic, behavioral, or attendance improvements during the second marking period.

• Academic Improvement: Students who showed dedication to learning and put effort into their educational growth were celebrated.
• Positive Behavior: Students who exhibited improvements in their behavior, demonstrating respect and responsibility, were honored.
• Improved Attendance & showing up on time: Students who consistently arrived on time and maintained consistent attendance were acknowledged for their commitment to learning.

Teachers nominated these deserving students, and each received a certificate highlighting their achievements with personalized recognition. Following the ceremony, students enjoyed a celebratory Krispy Cream doughnut.

Students were honored for a variety of reasons.

“I was honored for showing leadership skills and never giving up,” said Eleleni Kollas.

“I was selected for showing growth and improvement since last year,” said Ameia Parker.

“I helped plan mental health week, so I was recognized for that work,” explained Heyle Cortez Corado.

“I served on an advisory council and gave the counseling department valuable feedback. t was cool to be recognized for that,” said Rodney Henderson-Smith.

“Ovations are a chance to remind our students that we appreciate the positivity they bring to school every day. I look forward to adding more opportunities like this for students. We won’t get anywhere if we just focus on negativity,” commented principal Dr. Chapman.

These students are a testament to the positive impact of our Positive Behavior Intervention System (PBIS).

Join us in congratulating them on their hard work and dedication.