🎉 Congratulations to our March Students of the Month! 🎉
These students have been nominated by their teachers for consistently demonstrating a positive attitude and a willingness to learn. Back Row L-R: Lily Crane, Ashtyn Quast, Ella Lemburg, Eastyn Kropatsch, Conner Schnell , Max Fritton & Mrs. Baloun
Front Row L-R: Aydan Alexander, Calvin Alexander & Reuben Moser
🐾Congratulations to our Teacher of the Month.....Mrs. Baloun 🐾
🐾Congratulations to our Staff Member of the Month....Kim Scheinost🐾
🧡 Come support the track team! 🏃♀️➡️🐾 #ohsbulldogs
📍Fullerton
⏰ 10:00 a.m. - Field events begin 1:00 p.m. - Running events begin
🗓️ Tue, April 8
🔗 bstc.live
Here's a look at this week's activities:
#GBO
This Wednesday, 8 JAG students attended the York Regional Career Day held at the Holthus Convention Center in York. Participation in this event allowed students to hear from keynote speaker, Johnny Quinn – USA Olympic bobsledder and former NFL player. Out of the many things he shared with us, he stressed the importance of being ready for unexpected opportunities that come our way; to embrace them and be comfortable in the uncomfortable.
Students were also able to attend a job fair, visiting with many employers about the career opportunities they have for them RIGHT NOW! Whether that be through job shadowing, interning, or working part-time! In addition, students attended three different panels that correlated with the different career clusters (Ex: entrepreneurship, manufacturing, human services, business & marketing, etc.). Students were able to hear directly from people working in those careers, their journey’s to where they are now, the sweet and sour of each career, and challenges or obstacles they navigated through.
A couple quotes I heard from students afterwards that made me smile were, “This really helped me decide what I want to do after high school,” and “I thought I knew what I wanted to do, but now I’m not sure.” While this second comment may seem backwards, it really speaks to if you open yourself up to different opportunities, they will present themselves to you.
We look forward to attending this Career Day again in the future for more students to experience it!
Do you know what year this was? #flashbackfriday #ohsbulldogs 🐶⏳
📚Happy National School Librarian Day!
Thank you for all you do!
You are appreciated more than you know!! 📚
Come support the track team tomorrow at home!🧡 @9:00am #ohsbulldogs
🧡 Take a moment to imagine your school without the paraprofessionals.
It's nearly impossible.
Thank You for filling such a tough and essential role. You are appreciated! 🧡
Due to the inclement weather conditions and the storms that are expected to come later, the Polk County Quad JH track meet that is scheduled for today has been canceled.
🧡🐾BULLDOG PRIDE 🧡🐾
Today we held our bulldog Pride Drawing! Teachers give out these tickets when they see a student going above and beyond in and out of the classroom. This weeks prize was a $10 Diary Queen Gift Card.
The winners this week are Kalisyn Prososki & Chloe Schott for always going above and beyond!
Keep up the great work bulldogs!
#OHSbulldogs
Congratulations to our 2025 Prom Court
💸 7th grade math has been working on % problems recently and today they were charged with looking through coupons and finding the best deals at a restaurant where they could only use certain coupons for a mobile order and others for a drive-through order to spend the least amount of money! The super couponing winners were Layton Burritt, Milo Vaughn, and Will Peterson with a subtotal of $17.30 (the 2nd place team spent $17.50!)
Titans Baseball at home today!
🆚 Raymond Central
⏰ 4:30
📍Genoa
#ohsbulldogs
The sophomore pancake feed is going on today from 11:00-1:00! Tickets are available at the door, and proceeds go to help fund next year's prom!
On Thursday, over 160 high school students had the incredible opportunity to connect with legislators, share the impact of JAG Nebraska
and advocate for the needs of our students. One of the most powerful moments was hearing directly from students about what JAG has done for them—how it has shaped their confidence, provided opportunities, and given them a sense of belonging and purpose.
Students Ashton (10), Cale (10), and Jackson (10) enjoyed participating in a self-guided tour of the Capitol, while also completing missions for a Scavenger Hunt. We learned about the history of the building and many historical figures who are featured in the hall of fame. We also took some time to listen to a wonderful music choir that had the opportunity to sing in the Rotunda that day. The students particularly enjoyed listening to Governor Pillen speak and hearing the Senators advocate for their policies during the floor session. We were also able to visit with our Senator, Jana Hughes, sharing our career goals and how JAG has positively influenced us.
A huge thank you to our Governor and policymakers who took the time to engage in these meaningful conversations. Together, we are building a stronger future for Nebraska’s youth!
P.S. - We tried to find Cameron the Capitol Cat, but he must have been napping somewhere or off on an adventure! 🐈⬛
Baseball vs Louisville in Genoa at 11:00am March 29th! ⚾️ #ohsbulldogs
The sophomore class will be hosting a pancake feed in order to fundraise money for prom 2026! If you've forgotten to purchase a ticket, you can pay at the door.
⏰11:00 A.M. - 1 :00 P.M.
📍Osceola Auditorium
🗓️Saturday, March 29th
#ohsbulldogs
🧡Flashback Friday! 🧡 This time with the cheer team! 🤸♀️
Do you recognize any of these cheerleaders? #ohsbulldogs
Coach JZ needs your help! He is looking for ticket takers for our track meets. You can work in shifts; you do not have to work the whole time.
Dates & Times:
* Thursday, April 3rd at 9 AM – High School Meet
* Thursday, April 17th at 9 AM – Middle School Meet
* Saturday, May 3rd – CRC Track
* Wednesday, May 14th – District Track
Please reach out to Coach JZ if you are willing to help out!
Please call or text (308) 383-1776
Thank you in advance!