On Saturday, December 17th, while most of OHS was sleeping in, the OHS Robotics Club met at Capital High School at 5:45 am to head to Battleground, Washington to participate in the First Tech Challenge....
"Charismatic...charming, funny, and thoughtful." Remarks sophomore Simone Meade when asked her thoughts on senior Nick Zimmerman.
Nick is all of this and more. Conversing about the merits...
The Olympus has been around for more than a century and throughout that time, there have been many Christmases. So we at the staff would like to share with you one of these Christmases, from 109 years...
With the holidays rapidly approaching, Olympia High School staff and students have been showing their holiday cheer through decorations, music, and festive spirit. But with these actions, the question...
During this year’s canned food drive, OHS has exceeded their lofty goal and brought in 136,100 cans-- 21,100 cans more than their target. Teachers Micheal Schaefer and Mary McNamara both won food drive...
Olympia High School’s “Holiday Festival” was full of cheer and spirit, and showcased the hard work the orchestra, bands, and choirs had been putting in for the past few months.
According to...
On a cool and rainy November afternoon on to way to State in Pasco, team captains Danny Pree and Owen Windrope suggest buzzing everyones’ heads. Soon after the boys arrive at Pasco and get down to business....
On Saturday, Nov. 19, Bearzaar-an opportunity to buy handmade goods from a variety of small businesses-was held at Olympia High School.
Many people use Bearzaar as a chance to buy Christmas...
This year Olympia High School’s administration implemented a new policy on cell phone use in the classroom: phones are no longer allowed in class. Through the first few months of the policy being implemented,...
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...
