Oak Hills High School News
The golden virtue of service
The United Nations Association has named 7 OHHS students National Community Service Award winners for their remarkable contributions.
College Signing Day at OHHS
Seniors Cam Brandt, Kelen Dietrich and Emily Tirey made their families proud and colleges happy as they committed to athletic programs.
A Day of Heroes: 2019 Veterans Day Assembly at OHHS
More than 300 U.S. veterans took a moment to soak in the warmth as 2,700 cheering, clapping students welcomed them to OHHS.
Grandparents, come for lunch & holiday gift ideas for the grandchildren!
Tired of just giving gift cards to the grands? We'll provide lunch & our staff will provide great holiday gift ideas!
Strategic Planning: Visualizing our Future
The Strategic Planning Stakeholders group spent their second session taking a deep look at teaching & learning.
Welcome, 2019 Hall of Famers
Great athletes, great alumni, great human beings. The Oak Hills Athletic Boosters inducted the Hall of Fame Class of 2019.
Enquirer: Shellie Hageman "represents everything right"
For 20 years, Oak Hills' head girls cross country coach has been developing good runners and good human beings.
The gold standard: National Merit recognition
Only the nation's top students earn National Merit status. This year, OHLSD is proud to have three honorees.
5,000 thank yous to Dunkin'
Michael Benhase, franchisee of the Delhi Pike Dunkin', heard about OHHS's Adopt A Highlander program -- and stepped up with a $5,000 check.
Oak Hills 2019 Athletic Hall of Fame induction
Oct. 17 will be a great night for Oak Hills Athletics as six alumni are inducted into the Hall of Fame and another is presented the Oak Hills Athletics Achievement Award.
Best treat ever: Halloween Robotics Workshop
Creepy science fun! Techno crafts! Sign up for the October Robotics Workshop.
To kick off Homecoming Week: The Court
They're the 18 seniors chosen by their peers to reign over Friday's Homecoming game against Lakota West.
OHHS art students will dazzle at BLINK
A 30-foot illuminated "Nessie" float and eyeball lanterns -- OHHS art students are back at BLINK in a big way.
Strategic Planning: The vision begins today
Honest, insightful and passionate -- that was the conversation residents, community leaders, students and staff members had on the first day of working on a new Strategic Plan.
OHLSD hosting mammography screenings
To support National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, OHLSD will host the Jewish Hosp/Mercy Health mammography van at three sites in November.
OHS artist part of state exhibit
The Decorative Arts Center of Ohio is hosting an exhibit of award-winning artwork from across the state -- and OHS student Justin Crofoot will be part of it.
The Oak Hills tradition of outstanding art
Celebrating Art hosts an annual competition promoting the best student artwork. Thousands of students entered. Oak Hills High School is proud to have 20 students honored.
Welcome Back!
It was a busy first day of school all across Oak Hills! We even had some special guests help welcome students back to J.F. Dulles this morning. Amanda Orlando from Warm 98.5 greeted students and parents bright and early, followed by Local 12 reporting live as
Bus Service for 2019-2020
Do you need bus service for the school year 2019-2020? If so, please apply to Queen City Bus Service. Please apply as soon as possible to ensure your student will have a seat. A late application could end up on a waiting list. Here is the
Adults can earn an OHHS diploma for free!
Oak Hills community: Did you know you can obtain a high school diploma from Oak Hills High School through our Oak Hills 22+ Adult Diploma program? This free program is open to anyone age 22 and older who wants to obtain a high school diploma. This
OHHS Studio Art AP and the AAC Artist & Writer in Residence Program
Ms. Schorsch’s Studio Art AP 2D Design and Drawing students are participating in the Art Academy of Cincinnati’s Artist & Writer in Residence program through their Community Education division. The program focuses on the 21st Century Thinking
OHHS Art and Design Students Explore "Art and Race Matters"
OHHS Art and Design Studio Art AP, AP Art History students recently visited the Contemporary Arts Center to view "Art and Race Matters". The exhibition is the first comprehensive retrospective of one of America’s most compelling and
Legal Issues Class Field Trip
On Oct. 30th, Mr. Wandsnider's Legal Issues Class toured the Hamilton County Justice Center and Courthouse. Students sat in on arraignment hearings, toured the jail and even witnessed a civil trial in process. It was a great learning experience for all who attended.
The 2019 Drawinga and Printmaking Memory Project Portraits
“The Memory Project” is a nonprofit organization that invites art teachers and their students to create portraits for youth around the world who have faced substantial challenges, such as neglect, abuse, loss of parents, and extreme poverty. Over
Fall season Highlander Award Receipients
Congratulations to our Highlander Award recipients for the 2019-20 Fall season! The awards were presented to our Varsity student-athletes at last night's Fall Awards program. The Highlander Award is not an MVP Award in the traditional sense, but rather
1st Quarter Honor Roll
Congratulations to our 1st Quarter Honor Roll Students!! Highest Honors High
OHHS Art and Design "Selections" Exhibitor Wins MSJU Scholarship!
Selections 2019 is a biennial exhibition and awards gala, hosted since 1983 by Mount Saint Joseph University, that spotlights artworks created by talented area junior and senior high school students as selected by their art teachers. Also included in the
Oakdale and OHHS Collaborate for The Monster Project
Just in time for Halloween, Oakdale and OHHS students create some amazing monsters! The Monster Project was a collaborative project recently completed between Miss Jacob's first grade artists at Oakdale Elementary and Miss Kopf's Digital Art Foundations
OHHS Marching Band: Simon Kenton Recap
OHHS Marching Band: Simon Kenton Recap To say the Oak Hills Marching Band “braved the elements” this past Saturday would be quite the understatement. On a cold, windy, rainy evening, the OHHS Marching Band is proud to have taken