Doors open at 10:00am. Foundry and school will be closed to students before school begins. |
Doors open at 10:00am. Foundry and school will be closed to students before school begins. |
 | Tournament Games Cross Country State Championship Saturday, November 2 Fortress Obetz 10:00am Football Playoff Game Friday, November 1 Home 7:00pm No booster or conference passes accepted at these events. Tickets can be purchased online at https://www.ohsaa.org/tickets. |
Basketball Information: Boys High School Basketball First day of practice/tryouts for high school basketball (Freshman, JV, Varsity) will be Nov. 1 5:30-7:30 p.m. Parent meeting will be Thurs. Nov. 7 after practice at 7:30 p.m. Girls High School Basketball 1st Practice for those that wish to come out 3.00 pm - 5 pm Friday 25th in school Gym. Basketball Parent Meeting 5.30 pm Friday 25th in school Gym JH Girls Basketball Junior High girls basketball will begin with a combined open gym on Monday Oct. 28 and Wednesday Oct. 30 from 4-5:30 p.m. in the elementary school "new" gym. Tryouts/practices then begin on Nov. 4 with the 7th grade practicing from 3:30-4:45 and 8th grade from 4:45-6 p.m. There will be a parent meeting for each team after their respective practices on Nov. 6. If there are any questions, please reach out to 7th grade coach Anthony Rammuny at anthonyrammuny@gmail.com or 8th grade coach Dana Sabback at dmsabback@yahoo.com JH Boys Basketball: TBD |
Basketball Information: Boys High School Basketball First day of practice/tryouts for high school basketball (Freshman, JV, Varsity) will be Nov. 1 5:30-7:30 p.m. Parent meeting will be Thurs. Nov. 7 after practice at 7:30 p.m. Girls High School Basketball 1st Practice for those that wish to come out 3.00 pm - 5 pm Friday 25th in school Gym. Basketball Parent Meeting 5.30 pm Friday 25th in school Gym JH Girls Basketball Junior High girls basketball will begin with a combined open gym on Monday Oct. 28 and Wednesday Oct. 30 from 4-5:30 p.m. in the elementary school "new" gym. Tryouts/practices then begin on Nov. 4 with the 7th grade practicing from 3:30-4:45 and 8th grade from 4:45-6 p.m. There will be a parent meeting for each team after their respective practices on Nov. 6. If there are any questions, please reach out to 7th grade coach Anthony Rammuny at anthonyrammuny@gmail.com or 8th grade coach Dana Sabback at dmsabback@yahoo.com JH Boys Basketball: TBD |
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At The Foundry, we are committed to supporting our students’ academic success. We are offering tutoring sessions in Math, Science, English, History and World Languages. If you feel your child could benefit from additional support in any of these subjects, please let us know. Our tutors are dedicated to helping students achieve their goals and build confidence in their learning. Please contact Darrin Broadway, Director of The Foundry, dbroadway@ohschools.org or counselors, Nikki Tolliver and Crystal Burnworth if you are interested in a tutor or have any questions. |
At The Foundry, we are committed to supporting our students’ academic success. We are offering tutoring sessions in Math, Science, English, History and World Languages. If you feel your child could benefit from additional support in any of these subjects, please let us know. Our tutors are dedicated to helping students achieve their goals and build confidence in their learning. Please contact Darrin Broadway, Director of The Foundry, dbroadway@ohschools.org or counselors, Nikki Tolliver and Crystal Burnworth if you are interested in a tutor or have any questions. |
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Esports Team has been Resurrected Ottawa Hills High School esports team has been resurrected! The small but mighty team is led by advisor DJ Dent and meets after school in the library a couple of times each week. Currently, the team competes in leagues that play Smash Bros. and Mario Kart and they have big plans for the future. Stay tuned! Inquiries about the team can be send to DJ Dent at DDent@OHSchools.org. Special thanks to the Ottawa Hills Schools Parent Association for the generous support for this extracurricular team and many others at the junior/senior high school.
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Esports Team has been Resurrected Ottawa Hills High School esports team has been resurrected! The small but mighty team is led by advisor DJ Dent and meets after school in the library a couple of times each week. Currently, the team competes in leagues that play Smash Bros. and Mario Kart and they have big plans for the future. Stay tuned! Inquiries about the team can be send to DJ Dent at DDent@OHSchools.org. Special thanks to the Ottawa Hills Schools Parent Association for the generous support for this extracurricular team and many others at the junior/senior high school.
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Home to Home Students Attend Panel on High Conflict at Downtown Library Students from Home to Home attended a community read panel discussion at the downtown library Thursday evening, focusing on Amanda Ripley’s book High Conflict: How We Get Trapped and How We Get Out. The panelists shared their reflections and insights on Ripley’s work, discussing its relevance to both their professional and personal lives. Panelists included Retired Ohio Supreme Court Justice Judy Lanzinger, Federal Judge Jack Zouhary, UT Professor Eugenio Mollo, Jr., Sheila Eason, President/CEO of Elevate Solutions, and Superintendent Dr. Calvin Burney. A special thanks to author Amanda Ripley for her exceptional writing and research, as well as her efforts to bring these ideas forward to improve the human condition. Home to Home is a unique partnership with a mission to “gather the Scott High School and Ottawa Hills High School communities in intentional, safe, and honest platforms focused on fostering relationships, developing leadership, and strengthening understanding.” We are grateful to Kathy Selking and the staff of the Toledo Library for the invitation to attend the event. Appreciation also goes to H2H advisors Nakiiah Wright, Dr. Carnel Smith, Joe Peterson, Erica Silk, Nikki Tolliver, and Ben McMurray. This partnership is made possible through the Kadens Family Leadership Series. |
Home to Home Students Attend Panel on High Conflict at Downtown Library Students from Home to Home attended a community read panel discussion at the downtown library Thursday evening, focusing on Amanda Ripley’s book High Conflict: How We Get Trapped and How We Get Out. The panelists shared their reflections and insights on Ripley’s work, discussing its relevance to both their professional and personal lives. Panelists included Retired Ohio Supreme Court Justice Judy Lanzinger, Federal Judge Jack Zouhary, UT Professor Eugenio Mollo, Jr., Sheila Eason, President/CEO of Elevate Solutions, and Superintendent Dr. Calvin Burney. A special thanks to author Amanda Ripley for her exceptional writing and research, as well as her efforts to bring these ideas forward to improve the human condition. Home to Home is a unique partnership with a mission to “gather the Scott High School and Ottawa Hills High School communities in intentional, safe, and honest platforms focused on fostering relationships, developing leadership, and strengthening understanding.” We are grateful to Kathy Selking and the staff of the Toledo Library for the invitation to attend the event. Appreciation also goes to H2H advisors Nakiiah Wright, Dr. Carnel Smith, Joe Peterson, Erica Silk, Nikki Tolliver, and Ben McMurray. This partnership is made possible through the Kadens Family Leadership Series. |
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JH Football Clinches TAAC Championship and Ends with an Undefeated Season
Junior High Football beat St Joe’s 42-8 to finish their season undefeated! Congratulations to these amazing Green Bears and coach Hickey on an incredible season! |
JH Football Clinches TAAC Championship and Ends with an Undefeated Season
Junior High Football beat St Joe’s 42-8 to finish their season undefeated! Congratulations to these amazing Green Bears and coach Hickey on an incredible season! |
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OHHS Home to Home Students Attend Leadership Summit On Monday, October 21, several Ottawa Hills High School students attended the Global Salesian Leadership Summit at the Glass City Center in downtown Toledo. They joined peers from Perrysburg, Notre Dame Academy, St. Ursula, Central Catholic, and St. Francis. The keynote address was delivered by Toledo native and successful entrepreneur Tom Seeman, author of Animals I Want to See, a memoir about growing up in a family of fourteen on welfare and food stamps. Father Geoff Rose described the book as a powerful “rags to riches” story that explores themes of identity, friendship, family, religion, and determination. Students also participated in a variety of breakout sessions led by Toledo-area professionals, including Aly Sterling, Ambrea Mikolajczyk, Mike Bell, Hannah Best, Clint Longenecker, Todd Mitchell, Kevin Mullan, Fr. Joseph Krupp, Bill Geha, and Gene Gobolys. They received valuable insights on developing effective leadership skills, fostering positive relationships, maintaining a strong moral compass, and embracing risk-taking and learning from mistakes. A special thank you to Father Geoff Rose for inviting us to this event, and to Erica Silk and Nikki Tolliver for chaperoning and facilitating our participation in the summit. Stay tuned for more exciting news from Home to Home, a collaboration between students and staff of Scott High School and Ottawa Hills High School. Many thanks to the Kadens Family Leadership Series for making this partnership possible. |
OHHS Home to Home Students Attend Leadership Summit On Monday, October 21, several Ottawa Hills High School students attended the Global Salesian Leadership Summit at the Glass City Center in downtown Toledo. They joined peers from Perrysburg, Notre Dame Academy, St. Ursula, Central Catholic, and St. Francis. The keynote address was delivered by Toledo native and successful entrepreneur Tom Seeman, author of Animals I Want to See, a memoir about growing up in a family of fourteen on welfare and food stamps. Father Geoff Rose described the book as a powerful “rags to riches” story that explores themes of identity, friendship, family, religion, and determination. Students also participated in a variety of breakout sessions led by Toledo-area professionals, including Aly Sterling, Ambrea Mikolajczyk, Mike Bell, Hannah Best, Clint Longenecker, Todd Mitchell, Kevin Mullan, Fr. Joseph Krupp, Bill Geha, and Gene Gobolys. They received valuable insights on developing effective leadership skills, fostering positive relationships, maintaining a strong moral compass, and embracing risk-taking and learning from mistakes. A special thank you to Father Geoff Rose for inviting us to this event, and to Erica Silk and Nikki Tolliver for chaperoning and facilitating our participation in the summit. Stay tuned for more exciting news from Home to Home, a collaboration between students and staff of Scott High School and Ottawa Hills High School. Many thanks to the Kadens Family Leadership Series for making this partnership possible. |
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Spooktacular Junior High Halloween Dance: A Frightfully Fun Night! Photos by Dan Feuerstein Jr. High Student Council and advisor Dan Feuerstein sponsored a Halloween Dance last week. The students enjoyed music, dancing, a costume contest, and other fun activities. Thanks to Kathy Benecke, Troy Brown, and Paul Genzman for chaperoning. Lastly, shout-out to the junior high faculty and staff for your ongoing efforts to help our students. You help them form foundational skills, improve their decision-making, and encourage them to make important connections with each other and with adults. We appreciate all you do! |
Spooktacular Junior High Halloween Dance: A Frightfully Fun Night! Photos by Dan Feuerstein Jr. High Student Council and advisor Dan Feuerstein sponsored a Halloween Dance last week. The students enjoyed music, dancing, a costume contest, and other fun activities. Thanks to Kathy Benecke, Troy Brown, and Paul Genzman for chaperoning. Lastly, shout-out to the junior high faculty and staff for your ongoing efforts to help our students. You help them form foundational skills, improve their decision-making, and encourage them to make important connections with each other and with adults. We appreciate all you do! |
Save the Date.. Tuesday, October 29: Senior Portraits Friday, November 1: Late Start 10:00am Tuesday, November 5: No School-Election Day Saturdary, November 9: Rummage Sale November 18-22: Agora November 19-22: 8th Grade DC Trip November 27-29: No School-Thanksgiving |
Save the Date.. Tuesday, October 29: Senior Portraits Friday, November 1: Late Start 10:00am Tuesday, November 5: No School-Election Day Saturdary, November 9: Rummage Sale November 18-22: Agora November 19-22: 8th Grade DC Trip November 27-29: No School-Thanksgiving |
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