Chefs in Chef Ts Honors Culinary executed a beautiful display for their Hors d'oeuvres lesson.
Livestream link for the National Honor Society's event.
https://youtube.com/live/CaPmDhFjB-s?feature=share
GEHR Honors Band Concert is tonight 6:30pm at OHS in the Performing Arts Center and is FREE admission! Come see these talented musicians in action or use the link below to view the live stream. https://youtube.com/live/j8HhoqypfUA?feature=share
Mr. Allen's Biology class conducted a soil test in the Oakcrest greenhouse to prep our soil for the growing season!
Oakcrest World Language Students watched (and participated in!) the Hispanic Flamenco Ballet show in Philadelphia, where they enjoyed music and dance performances from all over the Spanish-speaking world. ¡Fue muy divertido y interesante! :)
Oakcrest hosted the 2nd Annual AtlantiCare Med Talk, with guest speaker, Dr. Amit Borah, MD, Interventional Pulmonologist. Thank you, Dr. Borah, for sharing your knowledge and inspirational journey!
Corey Thomas for the 55m dash and Ryan Merlino for the pole vault were honored tonight and the All South Jersey Track Award Ceremony in Hammonton.
Congratulations, well deserved.
Goooooooo Falcons
Spring is here and that means the OHS Performing Arts spring concerts and shows are coming up!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yWeyWQ46RnThQs0_3YHknukcG6crQrur/view?usp=share_link
Reminder: GEHRHSD has a "breakfast after the bell program" from 7:25am - 8:25am each morning. During this time, ALL students can get a FREE grab-and-go breakfast from one of our breakfast carts and eat it in zero period! Or they can receive the same offerings in the cafeteria.
Mrs. Nicklow's students visited with Mrs. Miller-Dobbins for a lesson on Wassily Kandinsky. Students explored the artist's use of emotional property associated with line, shape, and color in relationship to musical experiences. Kandinsky's work is known to be inspired by composer Arnold Schoenberg. Students were introduced to the composer and his music and worked on a mixed media piece in the art studio.
Gami wrestling 1977 in Oakcrest gym
Student's in Mrs. Irick's period 6 class created their own circles, and used the measurements of the circumference and diameter to discover the value of pi!
Do three lengths always make a triangle? Will the triangle be acute, obtuse or right?
Students used spaghetti to discover the converse of the pythagorean theorem in Mrs. Tantum's Honors Geometry classes.
Oakcrest art students displayed their artwork at the Youth Art Month (YAM) exhibit on Saturday, March 11 at the Noyes Arts Garage in A.C.
Oakcrest teachers volunteering to help keep the community streets clean!
Great trip today to Washington DC to visit the African American History Museum! Awesome museum to visit to experience the dynamic history and contributions of African Americans.
JROTC cadets conducted drone flight operations over the Oakcrest campus to support a maintenance project. Cadets maneuvered a drone 200 feet above Oakcrest and took images of the roof. Locations of HVAC and solar panels were mapped using GPS and the drone's camera system.
Students having a blast at the semi-formal
Juniors & Seniors from OHS Biomedical Program visited Drexel University College of Medicine yesterday. Students were able to walk through Drexel's cadaver lab, engage with first year med school students and learn about the history of how human anatomy has been studied.
Ms. Demark & Ms. Campbell teamed up on a project with Rutgers University Wildlife Conservation Program. Ms. Campbell's Residential Carpentry class learned about NJ Brown Bat habitat destruction & built 6 bat houses, donating them to Rutgers to assist with their initiative!