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Principal –  Scott Greupink |  Phone: (920) 564-2346 x4001
Foster Child Gift Drive.
Good morning, Parents.
Foster Child Gift Drive
My family and I would like your help in making the Holiday Season a bit brighter for the children in our local foster care system by participating with us in a toy drive.
Every year almost 8000 children get placed in foster care here in Wisconsin. Many of those children, through no fault of their own, don’t get to experience a Christmas filled with love, joy, and peace. Instead they are facing rejection, sadness and uncertainty. They are left wondering “What’s wrong with me?” “Why doesn’t anyone want me?” and “What did I do to cause this?”
While we realize that a simple toy isn’t much, it is something. To some of these children it might be the only thing anyone gives them for Christmas. It’s our hope that we can help them feel wanted and loved, and to let them know that there are people who care about them.
We are collecting toy donations for children of all ages and with the help of Social Services will be distributing the gifts to local children. If you would like to help, please send the unwrapped gift(s) to school with your child labeled “Foster Care Gift Drive” or you can drop them off at the donation box located next to the Elementary, Middle and High School Offices.
Gift drive will run Nov. 19th – Dec. 14th.
Thanks for your generosity,
Sara & Jeff DeBlaey
( and family: Jay, Kelsey, Jakari, Henry & Â Molly)
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Choosing classes with a definite goal in mind will better prepare the student for the future. A high school program will need to reflect one’s abilities, interests, and goals. Course selection should fulfill graduation requirements as well as keep the student’s vocational focus and higher education entrance requirements in mind. Any program should be taken with value, meaning, and appeal to the student. All students are required to earn 27 credits and pass all required classes in order to graduate and receive a diploma from Oostburg High School. Note: Any course that has an * by its title is considered a college prep course and is weighted on a 5 point scale. For further information or assistance in selecting courses, please contact the OHS Counseling Department.
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- English 9
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- American Literature
- Novels
- Strategic Reading
- Creative Writing
- English 12
- Advanced Composition (TC) Lakeland*
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- Algebra 1
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- Pre-Calculus*
- AP Calculus AB/BC*
- AP Statistics*
- AP Computer Science Principles*
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- AP Physics 1*
- Genetics & Microbiology
- STEM
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- Civics
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- US History
- AP US History*
- Social Problems
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- Intro to Engineering Design (PLTW)*
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- AP Spanish*
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- Physical Education (9/10)
- Dual/Individual Sports
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Project Lead the Way - Engineering
Whether a student is curious to understand more about engineering, has decided to pursue it as a career, or simply wants to learn to think critically, work collaboratively, and explore how math and science work in his or her everyday life, the PLTW Engineering program provides a track for success. Students engage in open-ended problem solving, learn and apply the engineering design process, and develop vital skills such as teamwork, communication, and critical thinking. While investigating topics such as aerodynamics and astronautics, biological engineering and sustainability, and digital electronics and circuit design, students use the same industry-leading technology and software as the world’s top companies.
Featured Program
Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship
Wisconsin’s Youth Apprenticeship program is a part of a statewide School-to-Work initiative. It is designed for high school students who want hands on learning in an occupational area at a worksite along with classroom instruction.
Sports & Athletics
Oostburg High School prides itself on a strong tradition of athletic participation and success. More than half of our students take part in our Athletics opportunities. OHS is part of the newly established Big East Conference and offers sports opportunities year-round. Please visit The Big East website for schedules, scores, and standings.Â
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Students can get involved in a variety of enrichment experiences according to their interests. Many of our clubs are held after school, and some during the school day. Keep a lookout for activity announcements posted throughout the year. If you’re interested in starting up a new club, let us know!
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Oostburg High School
410 New York Ave.
Oostburg, WI 53070
Ph: (920) 564-2346
Fax: (920) 564-6138
