Ottawa Hills High School
This past month the Appalachian Wildlife Refuge has brought their wonderful cause, Wands for Wildlife, into this small community and has inspired Ottawa Hills with their world-changing mission. Throughout the month of April Wands for Wildlife has been collecting old Read More
On April 5, Ottawa Hills High School hosted their annual blood drive. With over 15 donors from the high school and many other community donors, the blood drive was a success! Every year, Ottawa Hills hosts two blood drives; one Read More
For the past 32 years, the Ottawa Hills Baseball team has been going down to Sarasota, Florida to play the amazing sport. This has been a tradition for head coach Chris Hardman and he plans on continuing it. The team Read More
After 9 years as the superintendent of Ottawa Hills School District, Dr. Kevin Miller has decided to join the Buckeye Association of School Administrators (BASA). On February 19, Dr. Miller announced this resignation to the Ottawa Hills Schools Board of Read More
As new reports come out about the staggering effects of climate change and trash in our oceans, it is imperative that the human race acts before it is too late. Many Americans resort to recycling as their contribution to saving Read More
From March 5 to March 9, the Ottawa Hills Model United Nations club was in Kalamazoo, Michigan at the Radisson Hotel for the Mid-American Model United Nations (MAMUN) conference. This year, Ottawa Hills represented four nations: France, United Kingdom, Japan, Read More
After being an admired basketball coach and teacher for the past 20 years, John Lindsay’s accomplishments were celebrated the weekend of February 9 when the high school basketball court was named in his honor. As coach for the varsity boys’ Read More
After weeks of preparation, the Ottawa Hills Model United Nations club travelled to the Canadian-American Security Council (CASC) conference. This conference, which took place in Lansing, Michigan from November 30th to December 2nd, gave new club members the opportunity to Read More
In this day and age, political discussion can often lead to contention, ad hominem attacks and deeper partisan divides. Social media, a catalyst for such issues, allows people to engage in aggravated fights from the comfort of their own homes Read More
By Caroline Koury and Josephine Harders For one week in November 2018, thirteen French-speaking students, three non-French speaking students, one Madame, one principal, and one fabulous Fab spent a week exploring three cities in France as a part of the Read More