It is time to submit your pictures for the Class of 2021 Senior Slideshow. Please submit your school-appropriate pictures to Mr. Laiblin at jlaiblin@ohsd.net no later than May 28th. Each Senior is limited to no more than 3 pictures in the slide show. Please try to avoid big portrait-size pictures (They do not work well in the slideshow.).

Attention Senior Students in National Honor Society (NHS): May 28th is the last day you can submit your justification for why you believe you qualify for NHS Honors at Graduation. Please email Mr. Fisher and Mr. Laiblin your justification, citing service and NHS attendance at meeting records, at mfisher@ohsd.net and jlaiblin@ohsd.net.

Click here for Senior Farewell Tour Dates

This is a Facebook Live event (link will be sent to senior families soon)

May 6, 2021, at 6 p.m.

You don't want to miss this if you have a senior!

Please contact our AP coordinator, Christy Kellison. If you have any questions.

Seniors Scholarship Declaration Forms Students should report to Mrs. Kellison all scholarship offers received from colleges, state/national organizations, and/or the military. To have these awards listed in the commencement brochure and recognized at Senior Scholarship Night, the awards must be submitted no later than May 14th. (Local scholarships from the OHHS website listing do not need to be included as Mrs. Kellison already has this information). Scholarship Form Link

Post-Secondary Planning Reminders for Juniors - Juniors should be taking steps now to prepare themselves for their pathway after high school. Here are some things they should be doing now to prepare:

• Explore Xello or College Board (www.collegeboard.org) to find educational programs that meet career interests.

• Take the ACT and/or SAT if a four-year university or college-bound.

• Register with the NCAA (www.ncaa.org) if student-athlete plan on playing college sports.

• Visit college campuses for a tour.

• Start the application process if interested in attending a military service academy.

• Speak with a recruiter if interested in enlisting in the military.

• Prepare a resume and evaluate extracurricular activities and leadership positions.

• Use summer vacation to gain work experience, complete an internship opportunity or participate in a summer enrichment activity.

Students who took the ASVAB on April 21, 2021, can pick up their score reports in the counseling Center.

1. Youth Mental Health First Aid — Mental Health First Aid
   
2. Screen Time During the Coronavirus Crisis—Child Mind Institute
   
3. 4 Parent-Tested Systems You Can Use to Limit Screen Time— Today’s Parent
   
4. Mental Health Parent Test—Mental Health America
   
5. Mental Health Resources on San Juan Island—FHHS Website
   
6. 7 Cups Free Emotional Support —7cups.com
7. Mental Health Month– Mental Health America
   
8. Teen Health: Mental Health—Penn State
   

One of the strengths of the CharacterStrong curriculum is the relationships it builds between students to peers, students and school staff, students and family, and students and the greater community. This is done through intentional relationship-building activities that put a daily and weekly focus on what is most important to making this happen. We need to be reminded more than we need to be taught.

OHHS SkillsUSA Chapter has had an outstanding year. Despite being virtual for a good part of the year, OHHS led our region as the school with the most competitors in the region with 13 qualifying to go to the state competition. April 19-23, students competed in Technical Drafting, Automobile Maintenance Light Repair, Job Interview, Engineering Technical Design, Culinary Arts, Commercial Baking, and Job Skill Demonstration.

OHHS had a great showing at state with the following state gold medal winners qualifying to compete at Nationals in June:

Technical Drafting: Mia Winstead

Commercial Baking: Madalyn Ward

Culinary Arts: Matthew Isgrigg

Engineering Technical Design: Team of 3: Ashlyn LeClerq, Erastine Gee, and Mia Winstead

Also medaling were:

Thomas Mayhew, Bronze in Automotive Maintenance Light Repair

Matthew Isgrigg, Bronze in Job Skill Demo A

Ashlyn LeClerq, Silver Technical Drafting

Erastine Gee, Bronze Technical Drafting

In addition to these medalists; our Chapter was selected as one of 24 National Models of Excellence Chapters in the Technical Skills Grounded in Academics category for the Montana Mask project our engineering team did in conjunction with the Robotics team in the spring of 2020. Ashlyn LeClerq and Tyler Anders will be representing our chapter in June as they compete to be selected as the top chapter in this category.

Please join me and all the SkillsUSA Advisors in congratulating and celebrating these students and the chapter on their outstanding success!!

• Broadview Elementary School (473 SW Fairhaven)
• Crescent Harbor Elementary School (330 Crescent Harbor Rd)
• North Whidbey Middle School (67 NE Izett)
• Oak Harbor High School (1 Wildcat Way)

• Olympic View Elementary School (380 NE Regatta)

Student drop-off and pick-up should be in the red area only.

Visitors to our campus may use designated spaces in the staff parking area.