 | Fees & Yearbooks Any unpaid fees and fines need to be resolved as soon as possible. Yearbooks will not be distributed to students with any outstanding fees or fines. The online portal can be accessed via PowerSchool or the district website. Yearbook distribution will take place Friday, May 22. Students will have time to have their classmates sign yearbooks during May Day festivities. |
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On Friday, May 22, students in the junior and senior high school will be participating in our annual May Day festivities from the morning until 1:00 p.m. A more detailed schedule of the day's events and competitions will be shared with students in the near future. Please take note of the following reminders: Campus Attendance: All students are required to remain on campus for the entire duration of the event, including the lunch period. Students will report to first period for attendance, then May Day will begin shortly after. Lunch: The Student Council will be grilling lunch for the entire student body. Lunch will consist of a hot dog, chips, and a drink. If you belive your child will need more food, please pack a lunch. OHSPA hot lunch will be distributed inside the multi. Yearbook Distribution: Students who purchased a yearbook and have cleared all outstanding school fines and fees will receive their copy. Yearbook Sales: A limited number of yearbooks are still available for purchase. Anyone interested should contact Hayley Hoss via email at HHoss@OHSchools.org. Dismissal: All students will be dismissed for the day at 1:00 p.m.
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On Friday, May 22, students in the junior and senior high school will be participating in our annual May Day festivities from the morning until 1:00 p.m. A more detailed schedule of the day's events and competitions will be shared with students in the near future. Please take note of the following reminders: Campus Attendance: All students are required to remain on campus for the entire duration of the event, including the lunch period. Students will report to first period for attendance, then May Day will begin shortly after. Lunch: The Student Council will be grilling lunch for the entire student body. Lunch will consist of a hot dog, chips, and a drink. If you belive your child will need more food, please pack a lunch. OHSPA hot lunch will be distributed inside the multi. Yearbook Distribution: Students who purchased a yearbook and have cleared all outstanding school fines and fees will receive their copy. Yearbook Sales: A limited number of yearbooks are still available for purchase. Anyone interested should contact Hayley Hoss via email at HHoss@OHSchools.org. Dismissal: All students will be dismissed for the day at 1:00 p.m.
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Tickets on sale now! There will be 50 seats per show. The production is rated PG-13. Friday, May 22 7:00pm Saturday, May 23 2:00pmSaturday, May 23 7:00pm Sunday, May 24 2:00pm |
Tickets on sale now! There will be 50 seats per show. The production is rated PG-13. Friday, May 22 7:00pm Saturday, May 23 2:00pmSaturday, May 23 7:00pm Sunday, May 24 2:00pm |
 | Exams May 26-29
Please see below for the second semester exam schedule. All students will be dismissed at 2:00pm each exam day if they do not have any make up exams or other obligations to teachers.
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Second Semester Exam Schedule 2025-2026 Tuesday, May 26 | 8:10-8:40 | Class | Period 1 | 8:45-9:15 | Class | Period 5 | 9:20-11:10 | Exam | Period 1 | 11:10-12:05 | Lunch | Lunch | 12:05-12:10 | Announcements | Report to Period 5 | 12:10-2:00 | Exam | Period 5 | 2:00 | Make-up Exams | |
Wednesday, May 27 | 8:10-8:40 | Class | Period 2 | 8:45-9:15 | Class | Period 6 | 9:20-11:10 | Exam | Period 2 | 11:10-12:05 | Lunch | Lunch | 12:05-12:10 | Announcements | Report to Period 6 | 12:10-2:00 | Exam | Period 6 | 2:00 | Make-up Exams | |
Thursday, May 28 | 8:10-8:40 | Class | Period 3 | 8:45-9:15 | Class | Period 7 | 9:20-11:10 | Exam | Period 3 | 11:10-12:05 | Lunch | Lunch | 12:05-12:10 | Announcements | Report to Period 7 | 12:10-2:00 | Exam | Period 7 | 2:00 | Make-up Exams | |
Friday, May 29 | 8:10-8:40 | Class | Period 4 | 8:45-9:15 | Class | Period 8 | 9:20-11:10 | Exam | Period 4 | 11:10-12:05 | Lunch | Lunch | 12:05-12:10 | Announcements | Report to Period 8 | 12:10-2:00 | Exam | Period 8 | 2:00 | Make-up Exams | |
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Second Semester Exam Schedule 2025-2026 Tuesday, May 26 | 8:10-8:40 | Class | Period 1 | 8:45-9:15 | Class | Period 5 | 9:20-11:10 | Exam | Period 1 | 11:10-12:05 | Lunch | Lunch | 12:05-12:10 | Announcements | Report to Period 5 | 12:10-2:00 | Exam | Period 5 | 2:00 | Make-up Exams | |
Wednesday, May 27 | 8:10-8:40 | Class | Period 2 | 8:45-9:15 | Class | Period 6 | 9:20-11:10 | Exam | Period 2 | 11:10-12:05 | Lunch | Lunch | 12:05-12:10 | Announcements | Report to Period 6 | 12:10-2:00 | Exam | Period 6 | 2:00 | Make-up Exams | |
Thursday, May 28 | 8:10-8:40 | Class | Period 3 | 8:45-9:15 | Class | Period 7 | 9:20-11:10 | Exam | Period 3 | 11:10-12:05 | Lunch | Lunch | 12:05-12:10 | Announcements | Report to Period 7 | 12:10-2:00 | Exam | Period 7 | 2:00 | Make-up Exams | |
Friday, May 29 | 8:10-8:40 | Class | Period 4 | 8:45-9:15 | Class | Period 8 | 9:20-11:10 | Exam | Period 4 | 11:10-12:05 | Lunch | Lunch | 12:05-12:10 | Announcements | Report to Period 8 | 12:10-2:00 | Exam | Period 8 | 2:00 | Make-up Exams | |
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To see and sign up for course specific exam jams Click Here |
To see and sign up for course specific exam jams Click Here |
 | Lost and Found
There will be a lost and found table outside of the main office. All items not claimed by June 1 will be donated.
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Green Space Capital Campaign Something magical is blooming near the kindergarten playground! The Land Lab is being transformed into a vibrant new Butterfly Garden, and you can be a permanent part of it. We're filling the garden with a kaleidoscope of colorful butterflies and now is your chance to add yours to the flutter. Whether honoring a student, a family, or a favorite teacher, help our new garden take flight! All proceeds support the Green Bear GREEN SPACE Capital Campaign: A Community Collaboration of Health, Recreation & Wellness. Projects will begin on the new all-inclusive elementary playground, White Field, and youth athletic fields when the full campaign goal is met. Read more and purchase your butterfly using the link below. |
Green Space Capital Campaign Something magical is blooming near the kindergarten playground! The Land Lab is being transformed into a vibrant new Butterfly Garden, and you can be a permanent part of it. We're filling the garden with a kaleidoscope of colorful butterflies and now is your chance to add yours to the flutter. Whether honoring a student, a family, or a favorite teacher, help our new garden take flight! All proceeds support the Green Bear GREEN SPACE Capital Campaign: A Community Collaboration of Health, Recreation & Wellness. Projects will begin on the new all-inclusive elementary playground, White Field, and youth athletic fields when the full campaign goal is met. Read more and purchase your butterfly using the link below. |
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Ottawa Hills Students Earn Superior Ratings, EPA Award at State Science Day Eighteen students from Ottawa Hills Local Schools competed at the Ohio Academy of Science’s State Science Day. More than 700 students from Ohio presented their findings to professional judges who asked students about their findings, processes, and directions for new research. Notably, Ottawa Hills had more students present at the state science fair than any other school in the region. Congratulations to Coral Thompson & Angie Zheng (9th), Mera Abusaad (9th), Emily Chen & Sofia Elfituri (10th), Pranathi Gundabolu & Eleza Zadi (10th), Sungjoo Park & Jack Tremblay (10th), Sofia Denk & Lily Denk (10th), Shivani Pindiprolu (10th), David Seigar (11th), Najjad Alsultan (11th), Zahir Mamood (11th), Sara Hamilton (11th), Henry Sun (11th) and Saatvik Sivaguru (6th). Four students earned a “superior” rating at the state level: Sara Hamilton, Twayne Lai, Shivani Pindiprolu, and Henry Sun. Additionally, Twain Lai was recognized with a first-place award from the Ohio EPA. Hats off to the Ohio Academy of Science, judges, student finalists, scientists, STEM industry experts, and the incredible science teachers for making the event possible. Special thanks goes to science teacher Dr. Gloria Kreischer-Gajewicz for organizing the local science fair and for helping students navigate Regionals and States. Thanks to science teachers Jeremy Nixon, Lindsay Brewington, and our University of Toledo partners for providing additional guidance to our State Science Day qualifiers. |
Ottawa Hills Students Earn Superior Ratings, EPA Award at State Science Day Eighteen students from Ottawa Hills Local Schools competed at the Ohio Academy of Science’s State Science Day. More than 700 students from Ohio presented their findings to professional judges who asked students about their findings, processes, and directions for new research. Notably, Ottawa Hills had more students present at the state science fair than any other school in the region. Congratulations to Coral Thompson & Angie Zheng (9th), Mera Abusaad (9th), Emily Chen & Sofia Elfituri (10th), Pranathi Gundabolu & Eleza Zadi (10th), Sungjoo Park & Jack Tremblay (10th), Sofia Denk & Lily Denk (10th), Shivani Pindiprolu (10th), David Seigar (11th), Najjad Alsultan (11th), Zahir Mamood (11th), Sara Hamilton (11th), Henry Sun (11th) and Saatvik Sivaguru (6th). Four students earned a “superior” rating at the state level: Sara Hamilton, Twayne Lai, Shivani Pindiprolu, and Henry Sun. Additionally, Twain Lai was recognized with a first-place award from the Ohio EPA. Hats off to the Ohio Academy of Science, judges, student finalists, scientists, STEM industry experts, and the incredible science teachers for making the event possible. Special thanks goes to science teacher Dr. Gloria Kreischer-Gajewicz for organizing the local science fair and for helping students navigate Regionals and States. Thanks to science teachers Jeremy Nixon, Lindsay Brewington, and our University of Toledo partners for providing additional guidance to our State Science Day qualifiers. |
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BGSU Middle School Honor Band Three student musicians represented Green Bear Nation at the Bowling Green State University Middle School Honor Band this week: Inaya Aadil (7), Janeen Smidi (7), and Marcus Tucker (7). On Monday, May 4th, over 270 students from over 50 middle schools gathered at the BGSU College of Musical Arts to learn new music and prepare a concert in one day. That evening, they performed their program on Kobacker Hall's stage. Congratulations! |
BGSU Middle School Honor Band Three student musicians represented Green Bear Nation at the Bowling Green State University Middle School Honor Band this week: Inaya Aadil (7), Janeen Smidi (7), and Marcus Tucker (7). On Monday, May 4th, over 270 students from over 50 middle schools gathered at the BGSU College of Musical Arts to learn new music and prepare a concert in one day. That evening, they performed their program on Kobacker Hall's stage. Congratulations! |
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Honoring Our Baseball Seniors at Hardman Field
On Thursday, May 14, the OHHS baseball community gathered at Hardman Field for a special pre-game ceremony to honor our graduating seniors and their families. It was a memorable evening celebrating the dedication, hard work, and leadership of our five outstanding senior players: Toby Stevens, Max Peters, Gavin Jacobs, Finn Genzman, and Ian Densmore. Accompanied by their parents, each athlete was recognized for their contributions to the team both on and off the field. Green Bear Nation wishes them the absolute best in all their future endeavors! A huge shoutout to Athletic Director Ryan Wronkowicz and Administrative Assistant Jeanette Axford for their hard work behind the scenes in coordinating this wonderful event. Thank you for making Senior Night so memorable for our players and their families! Photos by Dr. Ricketts |
Honoring Our Baseball Seniors at Hardman Field
On Thursday, May 14, the OHHS baseball community gathered at Hardman Field for a special pre-game ceremony to honor our graduating seniors and their families. It was a memorable evening celebrating the dedication, hard work, and leadership of our five outstanding senior players: Toby Stevens, Max Peters, Gavin Jacobs, Finn Genzman, and Ian Densmore. Accompanied by their parents, each athlete was recognized for their contributions to the team both on and off the field. Green Bear Nation wishes them the absolute best in all their future endeavors! A huge shoutout to Athletic Director Ryan Wronkowicz and Administrative Assistant Jeanette Axford for their hard work behind the scenes in coordinating this wonderful event. Thank you for making Senior Night so memorable for our players and their families! Photos by Dr. Ricketts |
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Green Bear Athletes Celebrated Collegiate Commitments
On Wednesday, May 13, the main gym at Ottawa Hills was filled with pride and excitement as the community gathered to celebrate eight outstanding student-athletes. The special signing day ceremony marked a triumphant milestone, honoring their commitment to continue their athletic and academic journeys at the collegiate level. The event was a resounding success, boasting a tremendous turnout of family, friends, coaches, faculty, and staff who cheered on these talented individuals. It was a heartfelt afternoon that perfectly captured the hard work and dedication of the following Green Bears: - Kaed Egan – XC/Track, Oberlin College
- Freya Klaas – XC/Track, St. Olaf College
- Elsa Klaas – XC/Track, Macalester College
- Ian Densmore – Baseball, Bluffton University
- Audrey Nixon – Swimming, University of Findlay
- Rafaela Marson – Swimming, University of Toledo
- Sydney Snyder – Beach Volleyball, Stephen F. Austin State University
- Toby Stevens – Baseball, Terra State
A special thank you goes out to Athletic Director Ryan Wronkowicz for his leadership and effort in organizing such a memorable celebration for our students and their families. Special thanks to the coaches for supporting these student athletes. Congratulations to all our athletes—we can't wait to see what you achieve next! |
Green Bear Athletes Celebrated Collegiate Commitments
On Wednesday, May 13, the main gym at Ottawa Hills was filled with pride and excitement as the community gathered to celebrate eight outstanding student-athletes. The special signing day ceremony marked a triumphant milestone, honoring their commitment to continue their athletic and academic journeys at the collegiate level. The event was a resounding success, boasting a tremendous turnout of family, friends, coaches, faculty, and staff who cheered on these talented individuals. It was a heartfelt afternoon that perfectly captured the hard work and dedication of the following Green Bears: - Kaed Egan – XC/Track, Oberlin College
- Freya Klaas – XC/Track, St. Olaf College
- Elsa Klaas – XC/Track, Macalester College
- Ian Densmore – Baseball, Bluffton University
- Audrey Nixon – Swimming, University of Findlay
- Rafaela Marson – Swimming, University of Toledo
- Sydney Snyder – Beach Volleyball, Stephen F. Austin State University
- Toby Stevens – Baseball, Terra State
A special thank you goes out to Athletic Director Ryan Wronkowicz for his leadership and effort in organizing such a memorable celebration for our students and their families. Special thanks to the coaches for supporting these student athletes. Congratulations to all our athletes—we can't wait to see what you achieve next! |
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Spring Band Concert Showcases Growth, Talent, and Musical Joy
Ottawa Hills Junior/Senior High School recently celebrated its annual Spring Band Concert, featuring outstanding performances from our 5th Grade Band, 6th Grade Band, Concert Band, and Symphonic Band. From beginning musicians to seasoned performers, each group demonstrated remarkable growth, dedication, and musical expression. Our youngest musicians, the 5th Grade Band, opened the evening with selections from Belwin Very Beginning Band Kit #1, including Alpha Overture, Rock-It, Yuki, and The Bingo Polka. They continued with Sawmill Creek, which featured a standout flute solo by Benson Ye, and closed their set with the energetic Dragon Slayer. The 6th Grade Band brought an exciting and diverse program to the stage with Ragtime Dance, Sax-O-Matic, Slidin' the Blues, and the Star Wars Main Theme. These selections showcased the ensemble’s developing skills and musical maturity. The Concert Band delivered a dynamic and engaging performance with Carpathia, Celtic Air and Dance, French Market Buzzard's March, and Highlights from Harry Potter. The evening concluded with powerful and polished performances by the Symphonic Band, featuring Joy Revisited, Sleep, Friend Like Me, La-La Land, and Stars and Stripes Forever. The Concert Band joined the Symphonic Band during River Rendezvous, their final piece of the evening. The evening was a celebration not only of music but of the dedication and hard work our students have poured into their craft all year. A heartfelt thank-you to our instrumental music director Michael Leeds for his leadership and encouragement, and to our families and community members for their continued support of the arts. Special thanks to Heather Phillips, Val Timmerman, Jolene Parsons, and Jennifer Tremblay for helping with concert set-up and the Ottawa Hills Band Boosters Organization (OHBBO) for their ongoing support. Click here to learn more about OHBBO. |
Spring Band Concert Showcases Growth, Talent, and Musical Joy
Ottawa Hills Junior/Senior High School recently celebrated its annual Spring Band Concert, featuring outstanding performances from our 5th Grade Band, 6th Grade Band, Concert Band, and Symphonic Band. From beginning musicians to seasoned performers, each group demonstrated remarkable growth, dedication, and musical expression. Our youngest musicians, the 5th Grade Band, opened the evening with selections from Belwin Very Beginning Band Kit #1, including Alpha Overture, Rock-It, Yuki, and The Bingo Polka. They continued with Sawmill Creek, which featured a standout flute solo by Benson Ye, and closed their set with the energetic Dragon Slayer. The 6th Grade Band brought an exciting and diverse program to the stage with Ragtime Dance, Sax-O-Matic, Slidin' the Blues, and the Star Wars Main Theme. These selections showcased the ensemble’s developing skills and musical maturity. The Concert Band delivered a dynamic and engaging performance with Carpathia, Celtic Air and Dance, French Market Buzzard's March, and Highlights from Harry Potter. The evening concluded with powerful and polished performances by the Symphonic Band, featuring Joy Revisited, Sleep, Friend Like Me, La-La Land, and Stars and Stripes Forever. The Concert Band joined the Symphonic Band during River Rendezvous, their final piece of the evening. The evening was a celebration not only of music but of the dedication and hard work our students have poured into their craft all year. A heartfelt thank-you to our instrumental music director Michael Leeds for his leadership and encouragement, and to our families and community members for their continued support of the arts. Special thanks to Heather Phillips, Val Timmerman, Jolene Parsons, and Jennifer Tremblay for helping with concert set-up and the Ottawa Hills Band Boosters Organization (OHBBO) for their ongoing support. Click here to learn more about OHBBO. |
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Choir Concert Celebrates "Home" and a Heartfelt Farewell to the Class of 2026.
Ottawa Hills Junior/Senior High School presented its spring choir concert, titled "Home," on May 12. The evening served as a celebration of musical excellence and a special tribute to the graduating Class of 2026. Led by Vocal Music Director Hayley Hoss, student teacher Noah Beasley, and accompanist Bob Duris, the concert featured performances from every level of the choral program, highlighting the growth and spirit of the vocal music students. The program opened with the Junior High Choir’s bright rendition of Here Comes the Sun by The Beatles. The Jr. Chorale followed with a dynamic performance of From the Start, featuring a standout solo by Layla Martinez, as well as a moving performance of Shenandoah, featuring soloist Hayden Bonnell. The Concert Choir delivered a spirited rendition of When I Was Your Man, featuring a solo by Smith McDonough, followed by a beautiful interpretation of A Thousand Years, accompanied by student guitarist Molly Mullan. A central highlight of the night was the Senior Moment and Choral Awards. During this recognition, Karis Connelly was honored with the National Choral Award, Emma Friedman received the Karen Klein Music Award, and Nina Clark was presented with the Donna Tozer Wipfli Choraliers Award. Following the awards, the combined choirs performed The Wish, a special dedication to the senior class accompanied by student pianist Clara Hart. The Choraliers took the stage to perform Thank You For The Music and Lovely Day, the latter featuring a soulful solo by Miles Wharry. Their set also included the classic Yesterday and the piece Homeland. The concert concluded by bringing all voices together for the powerful final song, Home, featuring a solo by Adam El Sayyad. The anthem served as a fitting close to a night of musical celebration and senior recognition. Congratulations to all the performers, and thank you to Ms. Hoss, Mr. Beasley, and Mr. Duris for leading with heart and harmony. Special thanks to the Ottawa Hills Music Theater Association (OHMTA) and the community patrons for their ongoing and generous support of the choir and theater programs. |
Choir Concert Celebrates "Home" and a Heartfelt Farewell to the Class of 2026.
Ottawa Hills Junior/Senior High School presented its spring choir concert, titled "Home," on May 12. The evening served as a celebration of musical excellence and a special tribute to the graduating Class of 2026. Led by Vocal Music Director Hayley Hoss, student teacher Noah Beasley, and accompanist Bob Duris, the concert featured performances from every level of the choral program, highlighting the growth and spirit of the vocal music students. The program opened with the Junior High Choir’s bright rendition of Here Comes the Sun by The Beatles. The Jr. Chorale followed with a dynamic performance of From the Start, featuring a standout solo by Layla Martinez, as well as a moving performance of Shenandoah, featuring soloist Hayden Bonnell. The Concert Choir delivered a spirited rendition of When I Was Your Man, featuring a solo by Smith McDonough, followed by a beautiful interpretation of A Thousand Years, accompanied by student guitarist Molly Mullan. A central highlight of the night was the Senior Moment and Choral Awards. During this recognition, Karis Connelly was honored with the National Choral Award, Emma Friedman received the Karen Klein Music Award, and Nina Clark was presented with the Donna Tozer Wipfli Choraliers Award. Following the awards, the combined choirs performed The Wish, a special dedication to the senior class accompanied by student pianist Clara Hart. The Choraliers took the stage to perform Thank You For The Music and Lovely Day, the latter featuring a soulful solo by Miles Wharry. Their set also included the classic Yesterday and the piece Homeland. The concert concluded by bringing all voices together for the powerful final song, Home, featuring a solo by Adam El Sayyad. The anthem served as a fitting close to a night of musical celebration and senior recognition. Congratulations to all the performers, and thank you to Ms. Hoss, Mr. Beasley, and Mr. Duris for leading with heart and harmony. Special thanks to the Ottawa Hills Music Theater Association (OHMTA) and the community patrons for their ongoing and generous support of the choir and theater programs. |
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Junior Chorale Takes on Cedar Point!
Our talented Junior Chorale recently hit a high note at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, competing in the annual music festival. The group, a select choir made up of dedicated seventh and eighth-grade students, delivered a stellar performance that showcased months of hard work, harmony, and school pride. After giving it their all on stage, the students got to celebrate their success by taking on the park’s famous roller coasters and enjoying a well-deserved day of fun. A huge special thanks to our Vocal Music Director, Hayley Hoss, for organizing this incredible trip and giving our students the opportunity to shine on a big stage. We also want to extend our deepest gratitude to teachers Jake Hall, Crystal Burnworth, and student teacher Noah Beasley for volunteering their time to chaperone. This memorable trip wouldn't have been possible without your support! Congratulations to all of our Junior Chorale singers! |
Junior Chorale Takes on Cedar Point!
Our talented Junior Chorale recently hit a high note at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, competing in the annual music festival. The group, a select choir made up of dedicated seventh and eighth-grade students, delivered a stellar performance that showcased months of hard work, harmony, and school pride. After giving it their all on stage, the students got to celebrate their success by taking on the park’s famous roller coasters and enjoying a well-deserved day of fun. A huge special thanks to our Vocal Music Director, Hayley Hoss, for organizing this incredible trip and giving our students the opportunity to shine on a big stage. We also want to extend our deepest gratitude to teachers Jake Hall, Crystal Burnworth, and student teacher Noah Beasley for volunteering their time to chaperone. This memorable trip wouldn't have been possible without your support! Congratulations to all of our Junior Chorale singers! |
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A Beautiful Day for Connection at the Ribbon On Sunday, students and staff from Scott High School and Ottawa Hills High School gathered at Glass City’s Ribbon for the final Home to Home event of the school year. The day was packed with energy and smiles as students laced up their rollerblades and roller skates, gliding around the Ribbon together. After working up an appetite, everyone gathered to share a delicious lunch provided by The Garden by Pocco Piatti. The event offered a meaningful space for students to look back on their journey together. Over lunch, participants shared thoughtful reflections, expressions of gratitude, and words of advice for the future, truly embodying the spirit of the program. An event this wonderful doesn't happen without a dedicated team behind the scenes. A special thank you goes out to David Bush, Nykiaah Wright, Erica Silk, and Joe Peterson for their hard work and dedication in making this event possible. Special thanks to Aundre Graham for safely transporting the group. We also extend our deepest gratitude to the Kadens Family Leadership Series, whose generous support makes the Home-to-Home program possible. The Home 2 Home vision is to build connection, promote curiosity, and discover compassion. Its mission is to gather the Scott High School and the Ottawa Hills High School communities in intentional, safe, and honest platforms focused on fostering relationships, developing leadership, and strengthening understanding. Thank you to everyone who participated this year. Here’s to continuing to build bridges and leadership in our communities. |
A Beautiful Day for Connection at the Ribbon On Sunday, students and staff from Scott High School and Ottawa Hills High School gathered at Glass City’s Ribbon for the final Home to Home event of the school year. The day was packed with energy and smiles as students laced up their rollerblades and roller skates, gliding around the Ribbon together. After working up an appetite, everyone gathered to share a delicious lunch provided by The Garden by Pocco Piatti. The event offered a meaningful space for students to look back on their journey together. Over lunch, participants shared thoughtful reflections, expressions of gratitude, and words of advice for the future, truly embodying the spirit of the program. An event this wonderful doesn't happen without a dedicated team behind the scenes. A special thank you goes out to David Bush, Nykiaah Wright, Erica Silk, and Joe Peterson for their hard work and dedication in making this event possible. Special thanks to Aundre Graham for safely transporting the group. We also extend our deepest gratitude to the Kadens Family Leadership Series, whose generous support makes the Home-to-Home program possible. The Home 2 Home vision is to build connection, promote curiosity, and discover compassion. Its mission is to gather the Scott High School and the Ottawa Hills High School communities in intentional, safe, and honest platforms focused on fostering relationships, developing leadership, and strengthening understanding. Thank you to everyone who participated this year. Here’s to continuing to build bridges and leadership in our communities. |
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Tennis Advances to Districts; Track and Field Wins TAAC The boys tennis doubles team of Ian Marzano and Sahil Parikh, along with singles player Chris Thompson, advanced to Sectionals on Saturday. The boys will compete in the District tournament this week. In track and field, both the girls and boys teams captured the TAAC championship on Friday night. They edged out strong competition from Maumee Valley CDS, Cardinal Stritch, and Toledo Christian. Emmauel Christian did not compete this year due to declining numbers. Adding to the victory, Coach Jeremy Nixon was named Coach of the Year. Congratulations, Green Bears! Good luck in the upcoming tournaments! |
Tennis Advances to Districts; Track and Field Wins TAAC The boys tennis doubles team of Ian Marzano and Sahil Parikh, along with singles player Chris Thompson, advanced to Sectionals on Saturday. The boys will compete in the District tournament this week. In track and field, both the girls and boys teams captured the TAAC championship on Friday night. They edged out strong competition from Maumee Valley CDS, Cardinal Stritch, and Toledo Christian. Emmauel Christian did not compete this year due to declining numbers. Adding to the victory, Coach Jeremy Nixon was named Coach of the Year. Congratulations, Green Bears! Good luck in the upcoming tournaments! |
Save the Date Monday, May 18-Thursday, May 21: Senior Exams Wednesday, May 20: Board Meeting Wednesday, May 20: OHBBO Exec Meeting Thursday, May 21: OHSPA Meeting 5:30 Friday, May 22: May Day Friday, May 22: Early Release 1:00pm Friday, May 22-Sunday, May 24: Rumors Production Monday, May 25: No School Tuesday, May 26-May 29: Exams Wednesday, May 27: 8th Grade Recognition Friday, May 29: Last day of school Friday, May 29: Commencement 6:00pm FRiday, May 29: Senior Parade (approx 7:15pm) See live calendar https://jhhs.ohschools.org/calendars |
Save the Date Monday, May 18-Thursday, May 21: Senior Exams Wednesday, May 20: Board Meeting Wednesday, May 20: OHBBO Exec Meeting Thursday, May 21: OHSPA Meeting 5:30 Friday, May 22: May Day Friday, May 22: Early Release 1:00pm Friday, May 22-Sunday, May 24: Rumors Production Monday, May 25: No School Tuesday, May 26-May 29: Exams Wednesday, May 27: 8th Grade Recognition Friday, May 29: Last day of school Friday, May 29: Commencement 6:00pm FRiday, May 29: Senior Parade (approx 7:15pm) See live calendar https://jhhs.ohschools.org/calendars |
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