Today was the Winter Sports Pep Rally at OSHS. Our athletes competed against the staff in a game of basketball and one unlucky staff member received a little more dessert than she had hoped for. We also unveiled the new name of our Ram mascot. Everyone say hello to.......ROCKY! Our student body voted on this name and chose it exclusively. We are proud to have Rocky representing us as the overwhelming student choice.
Congratulations to our student performers and our performing arts staff for putting on an incredible show last week at our Major Works Concert. What an amazing performance!
On Wednesday, February 5th, at 7:30 pm in the OSHS Auditorium, the OSHS concert choirs will combine to perform selections from Carl Orff’s legendary Carmina Burana arranged for choir, two pianos, and percussion. This important 20th-century work has been the inspiration for countless motion picture soundtracks and will be presented with additional performances of smaller 20th-century works by the OSHS Basso Chorus, Treble Choir, Chamber Singers, and instrumentalists. Admission is free, donations will benefit the OSHS Music Student Scholarship program.
Tomorrow night is the Channel 3 WFSB Girls Basketball Game of the Week between our Old Saybrook Rams and the Morgan Huskies. Let's pack the gym and support our Rams!
Purchase your tickets at the link below:
https://gofan.co/event/1903946?schoolId=CT17450
TAJ Night was fantastic again this year! If you were not able to attend this one, we hope to see you for TAJ Night 2 in the Spring!
Congratulations to Talia Bauer (pictured in the middle) for receiving Rotary Student of the Month in the subject area of science.
PROUD RAM ALERT! Congratulations to Senior Cayden Ratineri for being selected for the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular Choir. Tremendous achievement!
Go Rams
It's almost time to start singing! Let's hear those beautiful voices, Rams!
Congratulations Stephanie Rivera, OS Rotary Student of the Month for Social Studies!
Rams Cafe - A collaborative effort among our Sail, Compass, Culinary, and Visual Arts programs.
OSHS DRAMA PROUDLY PRESENTS: 12 ANGRY JURORS.
Check out the student-made trailer on our website, YouTube page or follow this link:
https://youtu.be/UdpW0rYTIc8
Congratulations to OSHS senior Julia Pineau, Rotary Student of the Month for Math! Julia, along with students from Westbrook and Old Lyme, was recently honored with the award at a special breakfast hosted by the Old Saybrook Rotary.
Every year, it is an absolute honor for us to welcome and celebrate our veterans on Veterans' Day for a special celebration at Old Saybrook Middle School. The celebration begins with our students attending a panel where they get the opportunity to hear from our servicemen and servicewomen firsthand about their experiences. We follow the panel discussion with a student-made breakfast and a presentation where we recognize and applaud each branch of our military.
Thank you to all of our Veterans here in Old Saybrook and beyond.
The Boat Next Gen Program partnership with Electric Boat is back!
This 6-session program will take place after school (transportation provided) on December 2nd, 4th, 9th, 11th, 16th, and 18th.
To be eligible, attendance at one of the two info sessions:
Tomorrow, November 6th or
Thursday, November 7th
is REQUIRED.
Happy Halloween from OSHS, Believe in Believe!
Old Saybrook High School was honored to host the Shoreline Conference Soccer Championships last evening. Our girls' team played the #1 Seed Morgan Huskies, and the boys’ team also played the #1 Seeded East Hampton Bell Ringers. Both teams fell short of winning a Shoreline Championship but played hard until the end. The postseason will continue with two CIAC State Tournament games on Friday at home. Girls Soccer vs Lauralton Hall at 2:00 pm. Boys Soccer vs Immaculate at 4:00 pm. There is no charge for either game. Go Rams!
School Wide Pink Out!
Tuesday, October 29 to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Join DECA and wear PINK on October 29th.
- Be in the Pink Out group picture during Flex
- Support the Terri Brodeur Foundation
- Don't have pink? Get your OSHS Pink Out shirt here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScc5QeGF0M04e4N2FZNZYqJNdU61TqCoVi7OmvZDUpMnL4lFw/viewform
Congratulations Chloe Young! October Student of the Month
The Connecticut Technology and Engineering Education Association (CTEEA) officially announced that Nick Sagnella has been selected as the September CTEEA teacher of the month! Nick has been selected for his hard work and effort within his teaching practice!
Way to go, Mr. Sagnella!
Go Rams!
CT Grown for CT Kids Week - Here is some of the delicious CT Grown food our students will be enjoying. We regularly purchase locally grown items for our meal programs.
