09/10/2026
MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH
TODAY IS A WHITE DAY!
Lunch for the Day - Meatball Subs, Fries, and Milk
Looking to make a difference in your community? Need to earn some community hours for graduation? Come check out Key Club every Tuesday during TL in Mrs. Crouch’s room 11B. Snacks will be provided.
Tennis Club will meet after school today!
The Oceanside Free Grocery Store will officially open at lunch on Friday, September 19th! If you need groceries or food items prior to the 19th, please let Dr. Roveto in Student Services know.
AOI is offering - Weekend Meals Program! Meal kits will be delivered every Friday to OHS and will include two breakfasts, four snacks, and two lunches. Signing up is easy! Please see Dr. Roveto in Students Services.
Pack your bags OHS Students! Oceanside will be offering two international trips next year! The Paris trip will be in MARCH and the Puerto Rico trip is during April break! The deadline to sign up with a deposit for either trip is September 25th. Please see Madame Brimer in room 29 for more info on Paris, and Profe Jordan in room 43 for more info on Puerto Rico!
Exciting news for Paris travelers! There's now a $400 coupon code that you can use when you sign up for the trip! You can find that code posted at the travel display in the front foyer or get it from Madame Brimer in room 29. Sign-ups must be before the end of September.
The list for seniors that qualify for National Honor Society is posted outside Mr. Costa’s door, room 15. If you qualify, see Mr. Costa for an application packet. All applications are due by Friday, September 18 at 2 PM, no exceptions.
Attention all Students! School Picture Day at OHS is Monday and Tuesday, September 21 & 22! If you don’t have a form, please stop by the office today. Even if you do not wish to purchase school photos, you will need your picture taken for your School ID.
It’s time for a little…Did You Know! In a remote area of Colombia, kids have to travel to school on a zip-line. It turns out the steel wires are the only form of transportation for those living in an isolated valley called Los Pinos. Very young kids are not allowed to use the zip-line alone. So they travel along the cable with their parents or an older sibling. If the kids did not travel this way, they would have to walk through the rainforest and it would take two hours to get to school.
Let’s see who is able to answer one of our Did You Know tomorrow! The first 10 students who answer correctly during Breakfast Break (and not before!) win a prize!
ATHLETICS
Thursday, September 10
HS Golf vs Leavitt — 2 PM (Turner Highlands Golf Course) (Bus at 11:45 AM - Dismissal at 11:30 AM)
Friday, September 11
Girls Varsity Soccer/JV vs John Bapst — 3:30 PM (Oceanside High School) (JV to follow)
Boys Varsity/JV Soccer at John Bapst- UMO Field — 3:30 PM (Bus — 12:30pm)
Varsity Football at Foxcroft Academy — 7:00 PM (Bus at 3:00 PM)