Students showed up at Youthtowne in droves for the annual PowderPuff Football Game on Saturday night.

After being inspired by her English teacher at OLSH, Mrs. Erica Hollabaugh '04 knew she wanted to pay it forward.

OLSH Fall sports are coming off a great 2020 season and are looking forward to a strong showing in 2021!

Three new teachers joined the OLSH faculty this year, in the Math, World Languages, and Art departments. Additionally, staff from the Allegheny Intermediate Unit will once again be on campus to support our students and two OLSH staff members have moved into new roles.

OLSH hosted Freshman Foundations Day on Sunday to welcome a brand new class of Chargers and to kick-off the new school year. This annual tradition has become a fun way to acquaint our incoming freshman class with OLSH and to prepare them for their high school journey.

The Beaver County Benefactors Fund for OLSH will offer varying levels of need-based scholarships to OLSH students from Beaver County, beginning in the 2021-2022 school year.

OLSH Principal Tim Plocinik has been at OLSH since 1985, and has served as teacher, coach, and assistant principal before his current role of principal. He is proud of the school OLSH has become over the years and of the students, faculty, and staff who make up the OLSH community.

The OLSH Admissions team hosts Transfer Student Welcome Day each year in an effort to help incoming upperclassmen to adjust to their new surroundings at OLSH. This year’s welcome day, held on August 5th, was attended by four students entering their sophomore and junior years.

OLSH Business Manager Cathy Neubert has been an important part of the OLSH community since 2007. She loves the OLSH family and the opportunity to get to know the students by attending musicals and sporting events.

The College Board recognizes the achievements of students taking AP exams with the AP Scholar program. Students are acknowledged for success on multiple AP exams taken. This year 21 OLSH students were recognized.