Unified Foods spent the last week exploring the importance of a healthy start to the day, our students put their skills to the test today by building their very own custom parfaits.
From choosing the perfect yogurt base to layering crunchy grains and fresh fruit, everyone got to be a chef for the morning. It wasn’t just about the food, we learned about:
• Balanced Nutrition: Combining proteins, healthy fats, and fiber.
• Portioning: Learning how to build a meal that keeps us full until lunch.
• Creativity: Making healthy food look (and taste) amazing!
The best part? Seeing all the unique combinations the students came up with. It turns out that healthy eating is a lot of fun when you get to make it your own! 🍇🫐🥜
Last week, ASL Club prepped for the winter storm by learning how to sign about the weather!
The freshmen boys basketball game scheduled for tonight at Maroa Forsyth has been cancelled. Middle school volleyball and varsity girls basketball are both still on as scheduled for tonight. Coaches will communicate about practices for other activities.
Today's Activities
Today's Activities
The OHS Department of Fun celebrated National Popcorn Day by delivering staff a bag of popcorn with a variety of fun flavor toppings! 🌽🍿 Each staff member helps make Olympia “pop,” and with the help of our Olympia Transition Program, everyone enjoyed a tasty treat before heading into a long weekend.
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Today's Activities
Varsity girls basketball had a great come back win against Auburn tonight 42-40. It was a good team win!
JV falls 25-31. Both are back in action Thursday at Maroa-Forsyth.
Girls Basketball game day!
Today in Unified Foods, students became kitchen safety detectives! 🔍🍳 They analyzed different “kitchen safety crime scenes” to identify hazards, make inferences about what may have happened, and determine which category of kitchen hazard was involved. This hands-on activity helped build critical thinking and safety awareness as we prepare for cooking. Later this week, students will begin their first lab!
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OMS Spartans Volleyball defended home court tonight against Fieldcrest, with both our 7th and 8th grade teams earning wins! Great energy, teamwork, and effort from start to finish.
The Spartans hit the road Monday as they travel to Midwest Central. Let’s keep it rolling!
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Olympia MS Volleyball kicked off the season tonight on the road at Williamsville. Both our 7th and 8th grade teams came up short, but played hard and competed well against a tough Williamsville volleyball program. Proud of the effort and excited to keep building this season!
OHS is excited to offer a new class this year called Unified Foods, co-taught by Ms. Kirby and Ms. Pack! This class brings together Olympia Transition Program students and OHS peer buddies to gain hands-on experience in the kitchen while building skills through peer support and collaboration.
Today, students had their first cooking experience, learning how to use a rolling pin and getting expert tips from the pro herself, Ms. Kirby, on how to roll out the perfect circle! 🥧
We are looking forward to a great semester filled with new learning experiences, skill-building, and meaningful connections with our amazing OHS buddies. 🧑🍳🍳🍪
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Attention all girls interested in playing soccer this spring! There will be a short informational meeting this coming Friday January 9th at 3:30 pm in Coach Brents room. This will just be touching base on Pre Season open gyms coming up to prepare for the season. If you are not able to attend but would like to play this year, please reach out to Coach Dale Tarter ( dale.tarter@olympia.org ) or Coach Brent Shedd ( brent.shedd@olympia.org ) and we will be happy to help!
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OHS Families,
It's a tradition at Olympia High School to feature special student recognition spaces in the final pages of our yearbook. We call these Pride Ads, an opportunity for families and friends to recognize a graduating senior in their life with a photo and proud message.
Our size options range from 1/8th-page to full-page spaces. Some send in one or more favorite photos of their graduate growing up, and some choose to feature sports portraits and photoshoot pictures. All are accompanied by messages that range from a couple sentences to entire paragraphs, signed with the names of loved ones.
To set up a Pride Ad for your graduating senior, visit jostensadservice.com/student and click “Create A Student Ad.” If you haven’t already, you or your student can also order their yearbook at jostens.com/buyyearbk, or call 1-877-767-5217.
