Ontario High School

Announcements:

Prom Royal Court 2025

The staff and student body of OHS elected the following seniors to the 2025 Prom Court on the basis of friendliness, outgoing personality, leadership skills, school spirit, school and community involvement.

2025 Cabaret

Cabaret 2025

Hosted by the Ontario Music Boosters with outstanding performances by the jazz band and show choir, Rhapsody in Blue

It's A Win For JV Softball Versus Clyde

2025 OHS Academic Awards Program

2025 OHS Academic Banquet

To qualify for an invitation to the 2025 Academic Awards Banquet, freshmen must have achieved a 3.67 GPA for one semester, sophomores must have maintained a 3.67 GPA for one or three semesters, juniors must have maintained a 3.67 GPA for one, three or five semesters, and seniors must have maintained a 3.67 GPA for one, three, five, or seven semesters to qualify for the first, second, third and fourth year awards respectively.

Scholarship Recipients – Each year, based on donations, a number of scholarships are awarded. Seniors are invited to fill out a general scholarship form provided by the guidance office. These are reviewed by our scholarship committee. The committee looks for academic achievement as well as extracurricular and volunteer involvement.

This year's recipients: Claire Morrison, Vanessa Liu, Kennedy Weiler, Evan Ruhe, and Ethan Radojcsics

The Rhythm of Life

Anatomy Of A Heartbeat

The anatomy classes are learning about the cardiovascular system. Students listened to their heart and pulse and measured their blood pressures before and after running on the track. Students also hooked themselves to an EKG monitor to see what their heart was doing electrically.

FCCLA Heads to State Competition

FCCLA Goes To State Competition

Five FCCLA students competed at regionals with their projects back in March and all qualified for state competition in Columbus on Thursday, April 24th and Friday, April 25th.

Isabella Deel and Aadilynne Kightlinger- Focus on Children

recognizes participants who use Family and Consumer Sciences skills to plan and conduct a child development project that has a positive impact on children and the community.

Eva Hadsell and Amelia McCoy- Repurpose and Redesign

recognizes participants who apply recycling and redesign skills learned in Family and Consumer Sciences courses and create a display using a sample of their skills. Participants select a used fashion, home, or other postconsumer item to repurpose into a new product. Participants will create a brand-new product, not simply embellish an old one.

Kennedy Sapp- Event Management

recognizes participants who apply skills used in Family and Consumer Sciences courses to plan an event for an educational institution, community or non-profit organization, business, or government institution.

We Built That City

Environmental Science

Mrs. Welch's Environmental Science class completed the construction of 3-D sustainable cities as part of their Urban Development unit.

Sunscreen Season

Science Club

Don't forget your sunscreen! It's science --Science Club tested the effectiveness and water solubility of different formulations and SPFs of sunscreens. They used a black light with a UV index of 19 and a UV meter.

Varsity Baseball Has Big Win Vs. Pleasant

Breaking Records

New Track School Records!

At the Walsh Jesuit Warrior Relays on April 19th, three new school records were set.

BOYS:
The team of Xavier, Dean, Xander, and Jace ran a blazing time of 18:42.40. That’s a 4:40.6 average! 19:10.99 —> 18:42.40

3 hours later, they turned around and broke the Distance Medley (800-400-1200-1600) record and ran a 10:42.96

GIRLS:

The team of Arialyn, Tessa, Sasha, and Audrey took down a 7 year old record (formerly had by their head coach!!). 1:43.67–> 1:43.26

JV Baseball Versus Pleasant

The Hunt Is On!

The Hunt is On! Members of Warrior Leadership Council hid over 400 candy-filled eggs + 6 Golden Eggs that had gift certificates to local restaurants.

2025 E-Day

Important Senior Info

Class of 2025 - Senior Meeting Handout (2).pdf

2025 E-Day

See the Class of 2025's Future Plans -- Enrollment, Employment, or Enlistment!

Dream Big and Fly High

Boys Tennis Versus Marion Pleasant

It's Chemistry!

Chemistry students studied how electrons give elements their colorful fingerprints. They used their knowledge to determine the identities of mystery solutions.

Prom Permission Form

Juniors and Seniors:

If you are attending prom, please fill out the form below in order to purchase a ticket. If bringing a outside guest, please take the form to the office, otherwise turn into the library when purchasing tickets April 23-May 1.

Prom Form 2025.pdf

March Madness Bracket Winners

OHS Bracket Winners!

1st Place -- Briella Hall

2nd Place -- Adison Viers

3rd Place -- Gavin Wagner

Staff Winner-- Mr. Tim Henige

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