Talk about real world! Our Graphic and Media Arts students had the opportunity to tour Roto Design & Engineering Studios this week. In addition to seeing this incredible space the students got a feel for Roto’s design process, from initial brainstorm sessions to client feedback, and finally productional and installation. Students were also given the unique experience to test and provide feedback on some of Roto’s current projects, like an interactive video and a wind-sail interactive exhibit.
Over Spring Break 11 OHP and 24 Marysville students traveled to France for a week as they learned about French history, culture, art, and language. 🇫🇷🗼
Students indulged in French cuisine, fostered new friendships, and toured the country as they climbed the stairs of the Eiffel Tower and cruised the Seine by night, They also visited the beautiful Hall of Mirrors in Versailles and the chateaux of the Loire Valley. During their trip, the students had a moment of remembrance on the beaches of Normandy, as they recognized the sacrifice of the American soldiers who died during WWII.
✈️ Registration for the 2025 educational tour to Germany, Austria, and Switzerland is now open for current juniors and accepted sophomores. Please see Mrs. Young for more details or to learn more about OHP's Humanities Travel Program. 🌎
Exciting News! 🎉 Seats are still available in our Drone Technology program. This one-year program equips students for careers in agriculture, construction, or law enforcement. You'll fly and land drones, use flight simulators, and learn the concepts of flight. 🛩️ Open to juniors or seniors, this one-year program is a half-day option only. Apply at www.ohiohipoint.com/apply.
Due to the impending weather and the majority of the partner schools releasing early, Ohio Hi-Point will dismiss at 1:45 p.m. today (Tuesday, April 2, 2024). Bus riders will be released as their partner school bus arrives. Be safe this evening!
Ohio Hi-Point will not be in session on Monday, April 8, 2024 due to the solar eclipse. Did you know this is the last total eclipse we’ll see over the United States until 2044? Our communities are in the path of totality and will experience around 3 minutes of darkness in the middle of the day.
Remember - You must always look through safe solar viewing glasses (“eclipse glasses”) or a safe handheld solar viewer.
Reminder! The deadline to submit your teacher nominations for the 2024 Quest Federal Credit Union Teacher of the Year Awards is TODAY!
One deserving teacher from each Logan County school district will be selected through an online nomination process. Nominations may be made by students, co-workers, and parents and district residents. The awards will be announced in May. OHP's Dr. Robinson was recognized last year during the awards luncheon.
The link is: surveymonkey.com/r/LoganToTY24
Happy Monday, OHP! Make it a great week!
Parent Teacher Conferences are scheduled for Thursday, April 18. Please call (937) 599-3010 ext. 1200 to schedule a meeting with our teachers.
We hope you enjoy your spring break and get some rest and relaxation with family and friends. We'll see you on campus Monday, April 1 (no joke)!
The OHP Board of Education enjoyed an Academic Showcase during Wednesday evening's board meeting as they learned more about the cool and creative ways students are learning.
🌐 Social Studies & AI: Dr. Robinson and Duskin Jones (Graphic and Media Arts Academy student from Benjamin Logan) showcased how AI is used in their classroom.
✍️ English Mastery: Mr. Woodruff showcased student work through essay writings.
🔢 Math Innovation: Mrs. Merrick, alongside Education Academy students Laila McClure (Graham) and Drew Moore (Benjamin Logan), walked board members through their math lesson they created for their Geometry class.
🔬 Science in Action: Mr. Rose, Tucker Thompson (Welding & Fab, Graham), and Maddix Brien (Engineering Academy, Ridgemont) showed the science behind concrete and why aggregates are crucial in pouring concrete.
Thank you to the Columbus Zoo for giving our Animal Science students a behind-the-scenes tour of the Animal Health Center. What a fantastic learning opportunity!
Our Welder students recently took a trip to Hicksville, OH to APT Manufacturing where they specialize in Robotic Welding Systems and Education Solutions. Students were able to work alongside industry professionals as they created a weld as an "operator." Thank you to the entire APT group for having our students!
The Welding and Fab program is hoping to purchase a FANUC / Miller set-up so future welders can earn the ArcTool Operation and Programming Certification from FANUC.
We celebrated the achievements of our Nail Tech students for successfully completing their Nail Enhancements 101 class during today’s Brush Ceremony! Students received a certificate and their first official brush kit during the ceremony.
A special shoutout to our guest judges and professional mentors Tyann Scipio (an OHP cosmetology graduate) from Salon Expo and Alyssa Bush from Undertone for playing a vital role in the success of our students. We’re grateful for you!
The following Nail Tech students received their brushes:
Jai Abhyankar (Bellefontaine), Elyncia Allen (Bellefontaine), Mackenzie Allsup (Kenton), Adryanna Bailey (Mechanicsburg), Perlynnia Bristow (Indian Lake), Payton Campbell (Bellefontaine), Meghan Coulter (Mechanicsburg), Leigha Cox (West Liberty-Salem), Haylei Elkins (Bellefontaine), Ali Gavol (Urbana), Valerie Huffman (Bellefontaine), and Tyana Young (Triad).
All IL/OHP students are more than welcome to come to school, but you will not be counted as absent on Monday (3/18) and Tuesday (3/19).
United Way of Logan County has launched the Indian Lake Tornado Relief Fund to help meet the immediate and long-term needs of Logan County families impacted by the March 14 storm: https://secure.givelively.org/donate/united-way-of-logan-county-inc/indian-lake-tornado-relief-fund
Our hearts and thoughts are with the entire Indian Lake community today. The United Way of Logan County has a webpage listing all donation/volunteer relief efforts, and they will update it throughout the day. From that webpage, there are also links to food pantries, mental health services, financial assistance, and more.
Donation/Relief Efforts: https://www.uwlogan.org/indian-lake-tornado-community-response
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It's PI DAY! We hope you all celebrate accordingly with a delicious slice of your favorite pie. Our awesome math department has a series of contests for our students to participate in today. Congrats to all the winners!
Pi Poster Contest:
1st Place: Bailey Smith
2nd Place: Mallory Pummell
3rd Place: Carson Instine & Carson Kerns
Pi Video Contest:
1st Place: Laila Lynch
2nd Place: Wes Horn
3rd Place: Ricky Burden
Pi-ku Contest:
1st Place: Dante Stapleton
2nd Place: Graeme Hill
3rd Place: Gabby Koon
Memorizing Digits of Pi Contest:
1st Place: Abby Downey (104 digits)
2nd Place: Alika Shields (37 digits)
3rd Place: Eliza Blosser (30 digits)
“Pi” Eating Contest:
1st Place: Malichi Morales (29.95 seconds)
2nd Place: Duskin Jones (43.59 seconds)
3rd Place: Ayden Clary (44.85 seconds)
Over 700 Ohio FFA students participated in a livestock judging event at the Logan County Fairgrounds, hosted by OHP/ILHS FFA.
FFA students from 78 schools judged cattle, sheep, goats, hogs, poultry, and dairy cattle. The event, aligned with Ohio FFA and Department of Education standards, serves as preparation for the State FFA Judging contest.
Students were evaluated by experienced FFA livestock judges. Local farmers and the Indian Lake FFA Alumni Group provided animals for the contest.
🇫🇷🍳 Bon appétit! We had a fantastic French cooking demonstration in the Sloan Kitchen this morning in preparation for this year's Humanities trip to France.
Culinary and Humanities students mastered the art of Crème Brûlée—a dessert once served at royal tables, as they topped each dessert with a caramelized top. They also cooked cassoulet, a peasant dish with white beans, vegetables, tomatoes, bacon, sausage, and cured duck legs. The students used the bacon they made in another cross-curricular lesson with Mr. Rose's science students.
