Academics and Clubs


  • The Arts
  • Exciting News: OHS Artists Featured in Prestigious Museum Exhibit!
    We are thrilled to announce that several of our talented students have been selected to showcase their exceptional artwork in the upcoming: The Dalí Museum Student Surrealist Art Exhibit “Obsession, Disintegration and Reinvention”.
    Our students' selection speaks volumes about their creativity, skill, and dedication to their artistic pursuits.
    Please join us in congratulating the exhibiting artists:
    • Santiago Rodriguez - The Many Reflections
    • Alana Boyle - Deadman's Wonderland
    And the runner-ups, which will have their work displayed digitally at the museum:
    • Daniel Montes - Out of Time
    • Emily Vela Heredia - The Dragon and the Sphere
    The Student Exhibit will be on display from May 10, 2025, to August 3, 2025, at the Dali Museum, located at 1 Dali Blvd, Saint Petersburg, FL 33701. We encourage everyone to visit the exhibit.
    A special reception to honor the student artists will be held on June 7 at the Dali Museum.

  • OHS Ceramics wins BIG at the County Fair!  Congratulations to Joceline G, Isabella G, Gabriela N, Lydia L, Alexia D, Nicholas L, Kiara R, Abdiel C, Isabella M, Alaina S, Avery M, Izabel P! And a special congratulations to Taliah R for winning a Creative Arts Double Blue Ribbon for her Gralic Keeper Wheel Thrown Jar, and to Katlyn S for winning both a Creative Arts Double Blue Ribbon and an Arts Best In Show Award for her hand-built Ray Over Coral Reef!
  • The October Project - In this project, students research historical events that occurred in the month of October, then create an Impressionistic painting based on their findings. One student chose to focus on The Great Chicago Fire, which ravaged Chicago, Illinois from October 8–10, 1871.
    I absolutely love this piece! The vibrant, fiery colors contrast beautifully against the dark blues of the landscape and sky, capturing the intensity of the fire. The artist’s use of loose, expressive brushstrokes adds energy and movement, perfectly reflecting the chaos of the event.
    Artist Terrance Morvant, be sure to tell him you’ve seen his amazing work!