Congratulations to Wyatt Ziegler on passing Microsoft Powerpoint, Word and Excel certification. Wyatt is now a Microsoft Office Specialist and has earned 3 college credit hours for passing all 3 tests. Congratulations are also in order for Bear Lively and Jesse Frazier. Both students have passed the SDC Business Challenge Exam and have earned college credit.


If your Senior was not a part of the Senior Spotlight series, it means that they did not fill out the form. If you would like your senior to be featured and they weren't, please encourage them to fill out the Google Form so we can highlight them!
Remaining yearbooks will be sold on a first come, first serve starting today through next week. They are $55. Cash or check made out to Oliver Springs High School. Please see Coach Rather to purchase.
Class of 2026 Senior Spotlight: Sebastian Keith and Caty Hill. Congratulations to these seniors on their accomplishments!
If you would like for your senior to be recognized, please make sure they have filled out the Google Form!
If you would like for your senior to be recognized, please make sure they have filled out the Google Form!


SENIORS: The Grad Walk has been changed! You will be going to Dyllis Springs at 12:30 TOMORROW (Wednesday) instead of Thursday. You need your permission slips and your CAP AND GOWN.
Do not forget that tomorrow (Tuesday, May 5) there will be no school as it is Election Day! We will resume classes on Wednesday, May 6.
Class of 2026 Senior Spotlight: Isaiah Lawson and Zachary Phillips. Congratulations to these seniors on their accomplishments!
If you would like for your senior to be recognized, please make sure they have filled out the Google Form!
If you would like for your senior to be recognized, please make sure they have filled out the Google Form!


Class of 2026 Senior Spotlight: Sarah Yoakley and Wyatt Zeigler. Congratulations to these seniors on their accomplishments.


Class of 2026 Senior Spotlight: Maria Smith and Summer Stockton. Congratulations to these seniors on their accomplishments.


The machining class received their certificates today from the American Cutting Edge (ACE) program. They programmed parts using CAD software to build small air engines. It began as an online course and then they moved on to hands on work with the CNC machine to make their parts to build their air engines.

Class of 2026 Senior Spotlight: Christian Shillings and Cody Smith. Congratulations to these seniors on their accomplishments!


Congratulations and Welcome to our new OSHS Boys Basketball Coach: Jared Clinton!!! We are so excited to have Coach Clinton join our athletics program and are looking forward to next basketball season already!

Class of 2026 Senior Spotlight: Haley Seiber and William Sharp. Congratulations to these seniors on their accomplishments!


Good luck to our baseball team today as they take on Wartburg in the District Tournament!

Class of 2026 Senior Spotlight: Madeline Poche and Jonah Robbins! Congratulations to these seniors on their accomplishments!


Class of 2026 Senior Spotlight: Christina Reeder and Dalton Reynolds. Congratulations to these seniors on their accomplishments!


Class of 2026 Senior Spotlight: Brooklyn Newton and Dakota Polton. Congratulations to these seniors on their accomplishments!


Soccer Senior Night is tonight (4/27). Show up and support the Class of 2026 and the soccer team as they take on Oneida.

State Testing continues this week with our Math department! Good luck to our students as they take their EOC exams this week!
Post made by Broadcast Journalism student Bailey B.

On Friday, our students had an incredible opportunity to tour Local Union 102 in Oak Ridge!
They got a firsthand look at what it takes to join the union, along with valuable insight into career paths in welding and pipe fitting. From learning about training programs to seeing the skills in action, it was an eye-opening experience that connected classroom learning to real-world opportunities.
We’re so grateful to Local Union 102 for welcoming our students and investing in their future. Experiences like this help spark interest, build confidence, and open doors to rewarding careers in the trades!
They got a firsthand look at what it takes to join the union, along with valuable insight into career paths in welding and pipe fitting. From learning about training programs to seeing the skills in action, it was an eye-opening experience that connected classroom learning to real-world opportunities.
We’re so grateful to Local Union 102 for welcoming our students and investing in their future. Experiences like this help spark interest, build confidence, and open doors to rewarding careers in the trades!


