2018-2019 Sports Clearances for athletes entering grades 7-12 will take place on
Thursday, June 7th at OBHS at 9:00AM. See the high school nurse today to sign up!
In one of the most inspiring events of the school year, 20 Oyster Bay High School students were recognized by faculty and staff members for exemplary character — making them outstanding role models for their peers — during the fourth annual Breakfast of Champions Character Recognition Program, May 22.
Where was one able to see Albert Einstein, Babe Ruth, Taylor Swift and Sacagawea all in one place? At the James H. Vernon School Third Grade Wax Museum! These and numerous other “wax figures” came to life in third grade classrooms when visitors pushed a red “start’ button located next to them, prompting them to orate a brief biographical speech.
Excitement filled the air at Oyster Bay High School on May 1 as seniors and staff marked the college commitment deadline with the school's annual “Declaration Day.”
The Oyster Bay High School gymnasium was a colorful sea of tri-fold presentation boards as students from K-6 displayed their science research for families and friends.
Oyster Bay High School eighth-grade students and staff recently embarked on a three-day college tour that helped students better understand the goals they need to set for themselves throughout high school to make their college dreams a reality.
More than 40 students, staff and community members discussed the book, Counting by 7s, and enjoyed a virtual visit by author Holly Goldberg Sloan during the 10th Community Book Club hosted by Superintendent of Schools Dr. Laura Seinfeld.
In a concert they called “inspiring,” “awe-striking” and a “once-in-a-lifetime” experience, more than 125 students in the Oyster Bay High School Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble had the rare opportunity to perform together at Carnegie Hall as part of the Best Bands & Choirs International program, April 19.
To honor those who fight to preserve our freedom and our way of life, the Oyster Bay High School Varsity Baseball Team decided to wear camouflage baseball hats at home games this season. After overwhelming interest from baseball fans and the school community, the caps have turned into a successful fundraising campaign to benefit 9-1-1 Veterans Long Island, a non-profit organization that assists local veterans and those who currently serve our country.
Oyster Bay High School’s Department of Athletics proudly announces its April/May selections for “Athlete of the Month.” This month’s athletes are from Crew, Golf, Boys Lacrosse, Boys Tennis, and Boys Spring Track & Field.
In her May video, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Laura Seinfeld shares important information about upcoming events, including the Spring Community Book Club on May 3 and the 2018-19 School Budget Vote on May 15. The video also takes a look inside Oyster Bay High School's Science Research program where teachers share insight about the opportunities for students, and students explain their research.
Varsity Softball are County Champs!
The varsity softball team defeated Wheatley 17-7 to win the county championship! Kristen Aasheim, Lilly Galasso, Skylar McEvoy, Katrina Zucconi, and Julia Cutajar all had multiple hit games. Skylar McEvoy was the winning pitcher. It was a full team effort!
The softball team will play in the small schools championship Saturday 5/26 at 11am at Mitchell Field.
Class of 2021 Elections
If you are interested in running for a class officer position for the class of 2021, please see or email Mr. Caputo to get the forms needed. All completed forms are due by the end of school day on 5/31. Elections will be held June 1st.
2018 Prom Tickets
Attention all Juniors and Seniors. Prom ticket sales will begin on Tuesday, May 29 and will continue until Friday, June 8. Seniors can buy tickets before or after school in room 220. Juniors can buy tickets after school in room 101. Tickets are $85 each and you must have your contact signed and completed before buying a ticket. Contracts are available from the advisors or in the AP office. Please see Ms. Sanborn, Ms. Badean, Ms. Schwartz or Ms. Randazzo with any questions.
Athletic Award Banquet RSVPs are Due!
Varsity Athletes must turn in their RSVP and money for the Athletic Banquet immediately. The final head count deadline is approaching quickly.
