Warriors react to testing changes

Jeremiah Morris, Staff writer

May 29, 2020

Due to COVID-19, all end-of-the-year exams and tests have been cancelled. Often, tests and exams help students with their final grades and their college futures. Some students are upset and disappointed because these tests really can define their grade. Some tests also help students determine what classes...

Draw a flamingo for a friend

Cassie

May 22, 2020

What better way to celebrate the start of summer than by drawing a flamingo for a friend? Post a pic of your version of this drawing and we'll post it here.

Students look forward to getting out of “quarantine”

Kylie Olson, Staff Writer

May 20, 2020

While the world at large has been put on hold because the Covid-19 pandemic, many students face online schooling. Because all students are isolated, they don’t get to do the things they would normally enjoy doing, including hobbies and activities like going to the beach, hangin...

Teachers cope with the crisis

May 11, 2020

Instead of working in the school library these days, Mrs. Groshans is working at home, just like the rest of OFHS. She has a houseful!  "We have 6 people working at home right now between jobs and school.  It has been challenging to find quiet spots to work but we are getting through it...

Warriors are missing friends

Courtney Sipos, Writer

May 7, 2020

With COVID-19 happening, lots of people have had to change their lives and lifestyles. School will be online for the rest of the year.  So how do students feel about this? Serenity Baker, 9th grade, said, “I’m very upset. I miss all my friends and wish I could go back. I can’t believe my...

Students express their thoughts on online school

Katie Gonzales, Staff writer

May 7, 2020

Since the COVID-19 pandemic closed schools and students transitioned into online learning, some Warriors are enjoying the switch and others wish they were back in a classroom instead. Some students like online school because they're doing better and find it more efficient. Campbell Burnett, 9th grade, sai...

Gamers can play chess online in Pinellas

May 6, 2020

There’s a new online club on www.chess.com called PCS Chess, which is open to all Pinellas County students and staff. If you want to participate, visit www.chess.com , sign up for a free membership, click on “Connect” and “Clubs,” and search for “PCS Chess.” PCS Chess will have K-12 student tournaments the first Wednesday of each month and tournaments open to all Pinellas County residents the t...

Students spend time safely

Giselle Samonek, Staff Writer

May 4, 2020

It’s hard to determine how long the pandemic will last, so many people are looking for things to do with all this newfound time. Two students say you can spend time safely and still have fun. Emma Lloyd, 12th grade, said that when she’s not doing schoolwork, she spends her time reading. A boo...

New ways to keep stress down while cooped up

Alyssa Owens, Staff writer

May 4, 2020

At the beginning of the fourth grading period, students transitioned into online school. Since there was no warning, and no training course ahead of the transition, it has been a rough adjustment period for some students. Katie Gonzales, 9th grade, said, “Online school has been tricky for me because...

How to draw a bouquet on a card for Mother’s Day

April 27, 2020

Mother's Day is May 10th, and you can't exactly ask your mom to pick up a card for you at the store. Don't click on the video itself.  Click on the words "how to draw a beautiful bouquet of flowers" below to see and hear the video. Cassie shows you how to draw a beautiful bouquet of flowers and make a card for mom and grandma inste...