Good Morning Osbourn!
This is __________ and __________, and we’d like to welcome you to the AWARD-WINNING OSBOURN TODAY!
WE ARE BACK AND WE ARE so glad you are here today!
We are here every day to bring you the day’s important information.
Our show is an ongoing project for the Broadcast Journalism classes, so if you have something you need to be included in our show, email Ms. Miller or stop by room 1030.
Today is September 17, and it is a GRAY DAY!
It is Hispanic Heritage Month! The timeframe of this month is significant because many Central American countries celebrate their independence days within these dates, beginning on September 15 with Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. By aligning with these independence dates, Hispanic Heritage Month honors the resilience and determination of the Hispanic community. We will be celebrating all month with special content from the ESOL department, world languages department, and social studies department. Here’s today’s featured content. Enjoy!
(video)
Special thanks to Ms. Parker, Ms. Olivari, and Mr. Ruiz’s Latin American History students for today’s content.
The World Languages department invites you to celebrate the 2025 Hispanic Heritage Month with everyone in our community. Every Friday we will be featuring our Traditional and Cultural costumes in a celebration called Hispanic Heritage Month Fashion Friday. This years’ theme includes: ‘Collective Heritage: Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future’. This theme highlights the importance of recognizing the deep-rooted traditions of Hispanic and Latin cultures while simultaneously celebrating their significant achievements and contributions to American society, history, and culture. Please join us and wear your traditional attire every Friday of the month.
Some calendar notes: Tuesday, September 23 is a holiday. Schools will be closed for Rosh Hashanah. Underclass picture days are September 24 and 25 during English classes. October 2 is a school holiday, and October 3 is a professional day for teachers and a day off for students.
Hey SENIORS! There are only THREE senior portrait dates left for this school year. The link to schedule your appointment is posted on Schoology. If you have any questions about senior portraits, see Ms. Miller in room 1030. We will NOT be adding additional dates, so please sign up for the available dates and times! THERE ARE ONLY A FEW APPOINTMENTS LEFT, SO SCHEDULE TODAY.
Seniors! If you were already photographed and did not get your ID card, don’t worry! The cards should be delivered soon. As soon as they arrive, we will let you know so you can come pick them up from Ms. Miller.
Is it too early to order your 2026 yearbook? NO! This is actually the BEST time to order, because the price is the lowest NOW. Order online at Jostensyearbooks.com, or pick up an order form in room 1030. You can order with a $20 deposit and pay the balance in May! See Ms. Miller in 1030 with any questions.
Attention Juniors and Seniors! College visit season is starting this week. You can find the schedule of universities admissions officers visiting us in Naviance under the “Colleges” tab. You can also sign up for those visits in the same spot. This week we have visits from Ursinus College, James Madison University, Hampden-Sydney and Longwood University. These visits are a great way to learn more about colleges you might be interested in attending.
There will be a Key Club interest meeting after school on Thursday, September 18th in room 1212. Come to the meeting to meet the officers and learn about Key Club, including how to get volunteer hours and learn leadership skills!
Interested in medicine and want to be more involved? come to the HOSA interest meeting Wednesday September 17th. This Wednesday! Learn about our plans for this school years such as another blood drive and more! In room 1131 (the CNA room west wing)”
Attention all Osbourn writers: the Creative Writing Club will meet this Thursday, September 18th from 3:25 – 4:30 in room 1017—right next to the library. No experience necessary—-ALL welcome! Come check it out to see if you want to join. You can ride the activity bus home!
The first Latin club meeting of the year will be Thursday, September 18th from 3:30-4:25 in JLC 202.
Anime Club – 3:30 – 4:30pm – Room 2044
Robotics – 3:30 – 7:00pm – Maker Space
Today in Sports,
Golf vs. Battlefield at PWGC – 3:20pm
Dance Team – 3:45 – 5:30pm – Auditorium
Last Saturday, the OHS Screaming Eagles Marching Band won 2nd place in Music, 2nd place in Drum Major, and 1st place in Percussion in class at the Woodbridge Viking Invitational. Congratulations to our amazing band members!
That’s all for today, Eagles! Keep watching for a few reminders!
Have an amazing day! Bye!
