Academics – Hoof Print

December 2Friday Night Lights are for Family
December 2Black Lives Matter Goes From News to a Global Movement
November 19The Show Must Go On
November 17Mental Health Awareness at Ola
November 13Students Play Into Different Diversions

Students now are not working at the wooden desks that are symbolic of school but, instead, are working on a kitchen table, a spot on a couch or maybe even cozied up in their bed. However, this has caused some students getting too cozy and falling asleep when they should be working, and when the camera is off before they know it they just missed a whole class.

The Problem with Online, Blended and Everything Between

Deven Curlee, Staff Writer
November 13, 2020

Students struggle with connectivity issues while using online resources. Teachers adapted their methods of teaching in order to make learning more effective for online and in person students.

Phasing in Causing Students to Phase Out?

Jacob Holub, Media Editor
November 13, 2020

Audrey Mcgee, junior, and Angelica Zac-Williams, senior, pose for a picture as they receive their certificates and trophies for Mustangs of the month. McGee and Zac-Williams were the first two recipients for Mustangs of the month for the month of March as McGee was nominated by Krista Holland, Regular and Honors American Literature, teacher and Zac-Williams was nominated by Billy Dickerson, AP Environmental Science and Environmental Science, teacher.

Mustangs of the month hit on all cylinders

Trenton Hill, Sports Editor
March 29, 2019

Jordan Branson, freshmen, and Crawford laugh along with the rest of the combined class as Branson reads their collaborative story aloud. “[Branson] thought everything was funny so it really made my day every time I saw her. Just her laugh was so contagious,” Crawford said.

Writing Collaboration Creates an Opportunity to Tell New Stories

Payton DiSario, Copy Editor
March 21, 2019

Nathaniel Grayson, junior, Devin Head, senior, Logan Slicker, junior, Emily Crawford, senior, and Bailey Bair, senior, hold up their certificates of participation post-competition. The math team received no awards at the competition, but received experience as they walked away.

Math Team is “less than” perfect

Trenton Hill, Sports Editor
March 13, 2019

Shailynn Rice, senior, searches for her future at Kennesaw State University. She made a commitment to be a KSU Owl.

College-Bound Students Prepare for Next Chapter

Jedea Cook, Staff Writer
March 10, 2019

Team 5203R smiling during a stressful tournament. The team got the opportunity to meet many good teams throughout the nation.

Team 5203R competes to the top

Emma Barfield, Business Manager
January 31, 2019

David Shedd, principal, and Kevin Bagley, AMDM teacher, sharing a laugh as they compete to pop water balloons. Some of the carnival games were more unique from normal carnival games.

AMDM Students Bring the Carnival to OES

Emma Barfield, Business Manager
October 26, 2018

Crawford becoming a member of the National Honors Society. She has worked hard for her to become a member of this group.

Balance Versus Procrastination

Emma Barfield, Staff Writer
April 20, 2018

Getting plugged in; the results of ChromeBooks

Mattie Cash, Staff Writer
March 7, 2018

Directed study fuels passions

Taylor Watkins, Editor-in-Chief
May 23, 2017

This is on the front of the shirt. The patterns are the same as those the team will be wearing at Worlds.

VEX sells t-shirts to support World Championship qualification

Taylor Watkins, Editor-in-Chief
March 25, 2017

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