Students and staff said their final farewell to Technology Director Daniel Owen today. Many classes and groups took time to show their appreciation for all of Mr. Owen's hard work and technological support over the last few years. Although he will be missed, the USD504 Indians wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors. READ MORE >
OJSHS and SVCA 8th grade students traveled to Labette Community College for 8th Grade College Day. Students played games, meet "Chris the Cardinal", and most importantly looked at post-secondary and college options. Kylie Lucas, LCC Admissions Director, provided information on financial aid, academic programs, and student life. Following the presentation,... READ MORE >
Congratulations to Emma Elkins, as she has been accepted into the TRIO STEM Academy. We look forward to seeing the projects created by Emma and other area students! READ MORE >
YeeHaw! (Day), swing your partner round and round! Spirit Week is in full swing at OJSHS.Tuesday was Twin Day and the Spirit Day winners were:OJH: Angel George and Alex Figura HS: Madison Gudde and Kass LewisToday was YeeHaw Day! The winners were:OJH: Baeli ColeHS: Brady WilsonCongratulations to all winners! Spirit Week is not over yet though! Thursday is... READ MORE >
The Grammar Police are on duty at OJSHS today! READ MORE >
The OJSHS band and choir members are selling hats as a fundraiser. They are selling both fitted and adjustable "trucker" hats. The fitted hat is $25 and comes in a variety of sizes. The trucker hat comes in one-size fits all and sells for $15.Deadlines for the hats are October 8th. If interested contact a band/choir member or Mr. Thomas at... READ MORE >
On Wednesday, September 11th the Pride of Oswego traveled to the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson. There they marched a parade through the Fairgrounds and were evaluated by judges. They received two 1 ratings and a high 2 rating. Music is evaluated on a rating system of 1-5, with a 3 being considered average. A 2 rating is excellent, and a 1 rating is... READ MORE >
OJSHS is putting a spotlight on responsibility! This year OJSHS is taking ACTION, not just talking about the qualities of good character and compassion. Right now we are putting a spotlight on and recognizing the responsible actions of Angel Thompson. Angel is currently a 7th grade student. Angel loves helping others, and it is evident in her actions. Teachers... READ MORE >
OJSHS is putting a spotlight on respect! This year OJSHS is taking ACTION, not just talking about the qualities of good character and compassion. Right now we are putting a spotlight on and recognizing the respectful actions of Josie Boulware. Josie is currently a junior and is involved in cheerleading, student council, NHS, FCCLA, Science Club, KAY Club, TRIO,... READ MORE >
Freshmen interviewed each other on one of many "Character Education Fridays" in English I. The student chose the people they knew the least about and asked several questions, beginning on a surface level then moving to deeper levels. The goal of this exercise was to see how much they have in common with their classmates. The process ended with students making... READ MORE >
The day after the boys won their football season opener against Chetopa, the girls volleyball team found themselves playing that same school for the Pre-Season Three River League Volleyball Tournament Championship. The girls coasted through their pool play matches with straight set wins over Altoona-Midway, Marmaton Valley, Uniontown, Crest and Yates Center. That... READ MORE >
Taking pictures of our food? Why yes, yes we did. Culinary arts class made soft pretzels today and had fun trying something new. Here's a picture of some of the prettier ones, but they all turned out great. Even Ms. Schofield liked them, and she isn't a pretzel fan. Way to go class! READ MORE >
Labette County Attorney Stephen Jones, along with Labette County Sheriff Darren Eichinger, spoke to OJSHS students today about social media awareness and safety. Topics discussed ranged from image safety to human trafficking. We appreciate the partnership with our county agencies to educate our students! READ MORE >
Congratulations to all who have received a part in the Big Bad Musical! Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Campbell are very excited and look forward to a wonderful production! READ MORE >
On Thursday, August 29, 2019, OJSHS Volleyball girls scrimmaged the OJSHS Alumni volleyball players. What a wonderful way to bring current and past Indian volleyball players together on the court! It's always a great day to be an Indian! READ MORE >
The first night of our Musical Read-Throughs were a success! Students, come join us on Tuesday, August 27 and/or Wednesday, August 28 to find out all about it! We need you! READ MORE >
The staff of USD504 is proud to serve the students of Oswego and the surrounding communities. It's always a great day to be an Indian! READ MORE >
Mrs. Goddard introduced students to this year’s theme of Compassion in Action. This is the kick off for tomorrow's assembly on Compassion in Action, which takes place in Seminar. It's always a great day to be an Indian! READ MORE >
The link below will give you access to the Google version of the Master Schedule for 2019-2020 at the Junior/Senior High School. Click Here This version of the master schedule will permit you to see each teacher's schedule and when they are available. The staff link on our Apptegy App and/or website will also give you the email address of each of those same... READ MORE >
As we wind up our summer vacation and get ready to head back to school, we want to give a special welcome to our lone new teacher at the Junior/Senior High School for this year, Kelsey Fabrycky. Mrs. Fabrycky actually is returning to Oswego after having spent last year as the Art teacher in the Chetopa school district. Prior to her year at Chetopa, she served as... READ MORE >