Throughout the course of this school year, Olympia High School will be competing in Thurston county’s own Battle of the Books competition.
Battle of the Books requires groups of students to work together...
Equity students have been asked to lead some homeroom topics regarding microaggressions and topics of race. They will undergo training and then will be sent to homerooms to talk about these subjects.
On Friday, November 18th, Olympia High School hosted an assembly celebrating Native American Heritage month. Filled with dance, song, poetry and powerful speeches, the assembly gave students unique insight...
The Orchestra groups of Olympia High School started off strong at their first concert of the year on the evening of Thursday, November 3rd. The performers came onto the stage with a sense of courage, confidence,...
Small businesses provide a strong sense of community. In this age of internet shopping and mass production, the fate of small businesses is largely dependent on the locals.
By putting in the extra...
Olympia High School’s Into the Woods musical opened last Thursday at 7 p.m. The musical was 2 hours and 15 minutes, with a brief intermission at the halfway mark.
Stage manager El de Jesus...
As of this September, Pizza Klatch has returned to Olympia High School every Thursday at first and second lunch. The Klatch meets are held in room 408. For more information, check out the posters that...
The OHS Bands held their Fall Concert on November 1st at 7:30 pm in the auditorium.
Vivian Tedder, a senior at OHS in Wind Ensemble, says how she enjoyed watching the other students perform at the...
In our community, it is important to connect with those around you, which may be accomplished in the form of volunteer work for local organizations.
When asked about the importance of young adults volunteering...
On the night of Thursday, October 27th, each of Olympia High School’s choirs performed in their very first concert of the year. Starting promptly at 7:30, each choir came into the auditorium dressed...
On October 31, OHS student junior Blake Lopez was asked to remove his Halloween costume for “cultural appropriation."
“I was wearing a poncho and a big sombrero,” Lopez states, describing his...
On Friday, October 7th, teachers walked through the Oly halls-- empty of students, but full of 50 sticky notes with examples of microaggressions written on them by students and staff.
The faculty...
