The GEHR Podcast - New Episode Alert! S01E06: 2023 Oakcrest Teacher of the Year Patrick Weisback Listen at https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/wnzEjotL7wb or at https://www.gehrhsd.net/page/podcast
almost 4 years ago, GEHRHSD
Students Lawrence Bennett, Sebastian Langdon, Mercedes Rivera, and Tamara Cobbs all work to design their dream apartments for a project on transformations. They utilized transformations such as translations, rotations, and reflections.
almost 4 years ago, Michelle Macrie
Student Mark DeCicco works to solve a mystery of stolen jewelry through converting linear functions from point slope form into slope intercept form!
almost 4 years ago, Michelle Macrie
HTPD’s Officer Cannon and Sgt. McCarthy spent some time with Ms. Toy’s drivers education class to explain the dangers of drinking and driving.
almost 4 years ago, Jamie Toy
Oakcrest Media and Health students traveled with teachers Jason Thomas & Kevin Costello to Hess School to visit Mr Graff’s 5th grade class to talk with students about bicycle safety and distractions on the roadway.
almost 4 years ago, jason
Congratulations to Georgia Rowley! She was selected 1st team for volleyball. She was the 7th top vote getter for the Cape Atlantic League.
almost 4 years ago, Oakcrest Athletics
DNA extraction day in Mr. Allen & Mrs. O’Connor’s biology class!
almost 4 years ago, Oakcrest HS
OHS math club made 129 pbj sandwiches during our monthly event coordinated by Mrs McDonnell. The sandwiches are donated to the Rescue Mission. Shout out to Ms.Abel and Ms. Daley for bringing the kindness club to join us.
almost 4 years ago, Leah McDonnell
Mrs. Nicklow's Social Dynamics class celebrated National Compliments Day. We took time to compliment each other, celebrating what is special and unique about each of us. We also talked about how powerful a compliment can be and how it makes us feel. I am so lucky to have a great class with such kind students!
almost 4 years ago, Sarah Nicklow
Students in Mr Weisback’s World Cultures class learning how to draw using perspective for their Renaissance Unit
almost 4 years ago, Patrick Weisback
Members of Oakcrest’s Mock Trial team took to the court room to argue the Plaintiff’s side of the case in Round 1 of this year’s competition. They argue the Defendant’s side this Thursday night. Go, Falcons!
almost 4 years ago, Kimberly Cramer
Oakcrest JROTC brought home 3 trophies from this weekend's Drill Competition in Piscataway, NJ. First Place for Solo Exhibition; Second Place for Dual Exhibition; and Second Place for Team Exhibition. Congratulations!!!
almost 4 years ago, Oakcrest JROTC
Ms. Simons' Spanish 1 students act out their newest story for the class. ¡Muy bien!
almost 4 years ago, Kathleen Simons
The students of Studio Art & Design had created realistic pencil-drawn eyes, then created an abstract collage version using old magazines and found objects. We will give more updates soon on what the art students are working on!
almost 4 years ago, Oakcrest HS
Our Chefs making Fresh Pasta in Chef T's Art of Culinary
almost 4 years ago, Sheila Tavarez
Students in Mrs. Tantum and Mr. Hrabal's Geometry class used spaghetti to discover the Triangle Inequality Theorem.
almost 4 years ago, Jaclyn Tantum
Honors Geometry students in Mrs. Tantum's class created triangles with given conditions and then compared them to draw conclusions about which triangles were congruent and which were not.
almost 4 years ago, Jaclyn Tantum
Sophomore students in the Biomedical Program are diagnosing bone fractures from xrays.
almost 4 years ago, Kristine Demark
This month OHS science club is highlighting diversity in science. These scientists come from a variety of countries, cultures, religions, genders, and sexual orientations. They are neurodiverse and neurotypical. Science is for everyone!
almost 4 years ago, Oakcrest HS
On January 5th, Oakcrest's Biomedical Magnet Program held the 2nd Annual Alumni Symposium. Biomedical Alumni who graduated in 2022 returned to the nest to discuss their transition into college academia with current seniors and juniors.
almost 4 years ago, Kristine Demark