Congratulations to December graduate, Camden Dunson. Following graduation, Camden will begin working for GMC Underground. Camden’s success demonstrates that hard work in school paired with strong soft skills is a winning combination. Camden, best of luck and Go Dawgs!

Career Prep students recently welcomed speakers from the Alabama Army National Guard. Students have been exploring career paths they can take after high school, and military is a great option. We are grateful for their time, insight and service to our country. 🇺🇸

Happy Halloween from OHS Career Tech! 🎃 Mrs. Gaberlavage’s Floriculture and Floral Design students made candy arrangements to celebrate the occasion.

Congratulations to Ms. Love’s Networking students who earned their Skills for Success Fiber Optics Technician and Installer certification! A big thanks to SUSCC - Technical Division for making this a possibility for our students! @skillssuccessAL

Agriscience students recently worked with Ellie Zorn, Regional Livestock Extension Agent, to learn more about the livestock industry. Students practiced administering subcutaneous injections following BQA guidelines and practiced collecting soil samples.

Join us in celebrating the hard work and accomplishments of this month’s Work-Based Learning Student Spotlights! From building real-world skills to making meaningful connections, they are shaping their future and making an impact.

CTSO officers had the opportunity to attend the JLDC Conference in Mobile. We’re proud of our students for representing OHS and embracing every opportunity to grow!

Exciting days at OHS lately in Career Prep classes as students dive into the world of Virtual Reality! They're learning tasks related to performing surgery, replacing solar panels, & repairing broken assembly lines. Hands-on training is happening here, and we're loving it!

We’re always happy to welcome Beta Alpha Psi students from AU! They lead fun, interactive games that bring the world of business to life for our students. It’s a great opportunity for our OHS students to learn from and connect with future business leaders while having a blast!

Meet our Work-Based Learning Spotlights for September! These students have demonstrated dedication, innovation, and professionalism, making significant contributions to their workplaces and community.

Check out what our amazing Marketing students have been up to! They created a persona based on a specific target market. They explored the interests, needs, and habits of their ideal customer to bring this character to life!

Health Science Internship and EMT students have gained valuable experience serving in the first aid stations at the Auburn University football games this fall! War Eagle and Go Dawgs!

Check out these delicious dishes created by Chef Eldred’s Culinary students! They used the farm-to-table approach, using eggs and fish from the OHS farm, to make mouthwatering omelettes and blackened tilapia. Thanks to the Ag program for supplying quality ingredients!

Congratulations to these Career Prep students for certifying in Microsoft Word this week! From creating professional documents to mastering advanced features, they are ready to take their document game to the next level. Way to go and Go Dawgs!

Thank you to our CTE Advisory Council member and avid fisherman, Paul Gaberlavage, for helping the Aquascience students harvest tilapia to prepare for a new batch of fish.

Sending out a BIG thank you to Cadence Bank for providing a professional development session for Work-Based Learning students! Bank representatives discussed all things money management, from basic banking to financial goals, creating a budget and maintaining a good credit score.

Introducing this month’s Work-Based Learning spotlights, Jared and Grayson! Thank you, OCV, LLC. for employing our students!

The team behind the team! Our Student Athletic Trainers are working hard while applying their knowledge and skills learned in Sports Medicine. Go Dawgs!

Health Science Internship students used TransfrVR to explore skills such as feeding a patient, starting an IV, washing hands, assessing vital signs, and assisting with surgery. Virtual reality can revolutionize workforce development and our students are experiencing it!

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