0BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL

Oberlin High School is looking for an assistant football coach with the possibility of being the Defensive Coordinator.  The second sport being Baseball with the possibility of being the head coach.  Please contact Coach Ware at 337-580-1185 or email at curt.ware@apsb.us

Family and Community Engagement Evaluation

SCHOLARSHIP ALERT!

The Future of STEM Scholars Initiative (FOSSI) is a $40,000 scholarship program for students who plan to study STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math) at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs.) The American Chemistry Council has partnered alongside HBCU Week Foundation, American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE), and Chemours to make the program possible. In addition to the scholarship, students will gain leadership development, mentoring and internship opportunities with program sponsors and access to AIChE student networking events.

Program FAQs:

1. Graduating high school seniors are eligible to apply. Applications for the 2023 cohort will open on Friday, September 23, 2022.
2. Each FOSSI scholar is awarded a $40K scholarship ($10K per year, for four years), offered leadership development, mentoring and internship opportunities with program sponsors, and access to AIChE student networking events.
3. Since 2021, FOSSI has provided 295 scholarships, with a goal of 1000 scholarships by 2025.
4. Application requirements are listed here.
5. Questions can be directed to FOSSI@americanchemistry.com.

Please click here to access information on Voluntary Student Insurance.

Please click here to access the Student Well-Being form

and the Parental Consent form for Mental Health Screening.

MISSION STATEMENT

Oberlin High School is committed to enhancing the academic potential of every student while creating life-long learners.

VISION STATEMENT

Oberlin High School is a place where all students have the opportunity to become successful and productive citizens in a safe, positive environment through the guidance of the educational community, which is accountable and supportive of high academic standards and personal dreams.

PHILOSOPHY

The Oberlin High School philosophy promotes a multifaceted educational program that produces responsible, educated young adults. We aim to develop the intellectual, physical, social, and emotional capacities of all students. 

In order to attain the previous goals, the following objectives must be met:

​To stress educational development in English, Science, Mathematics, and communication skills.

​​To instill confidence and pride in each student, and to develop their individual maturity in order to promote independent capable adults.

​To promote individual and team competition through a well-rounded physical education program.

​To provide educational information that fosters excellent health and hygiene.

​​To promote racial equality, citizenship, and leadership through curricular, co-curricular, and extra-curricular activities.

​To provide an adequate educational stimulus that insures the optimal development of students on all academic levels.

​To improve community and public support by encouraging parental involvement in the educational development of students.

​To demand a strict policy of professionalism, honesty, and open communication for all members of the administration and faculty of Oberlin High School.