Rewarding academic success at Ottawa High School
Ottawa High School recognizes students for strong grades with assemblies and weekly honors. Thirty one percent hold 3.5 GPA or higher, with eight students from all grades earning $10 for no tardies or Fs. Administrators also aid in improving ineligible students by meeting with them weekly to build grade-raising plans. Clayton Evans, a sophomore, praises academics and balance.
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Athletes overcome injuries learn to recover at OHS
Ottawa High School athletes face injuries across sports with strong willpower to return. Sophomore Amy Wilson missed weeks after a stress fracture while freshman Abby White copes with scoliosis, wearing a back brace and balancing pain with play. Lessons emphasize mental resilience and team support.
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Careers class offers real world experience
Kaitlin Schulz reports on the Careers program where students shadow professionals in fields they may pursue, gaining firsthand work experience at sites like Franklin County Health Department. Students manage time cards, write daily summaries, and receive supervisor evaluations, with coordinators ensuring paperwork and adherence to state requirements.
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