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Home of the Pirates
Oceanside, CA
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Check out the OHS School Newspaper, The Driftwood ... click here Click here for the Ruez Review: "It's a 'must see' especially for teachers & students"
OCEANSIDE: Film empowering teens set for major releaseJim and Rachel Britts talk to a group of teens and adults about their book and movie titled "To Save A Life" during a book reading and signing at the Oceanside Civic Center's community room Friday. (Photo by Hayne Palmour IV - Staff photographer) By Dan Bennett - For the North County Times | Posted: Saturday, January 16, 2010 6:40 pm (Tickets are being sold on campus this week. See the trailer: www.tosavealifemovie.com) It began with a simple observation of a complex problem: Many teens out there are hurting. From that came an idea for a film. Jim Britts, the youth pastor at New Song Community Church in Oceanside and a former film student at Biola University, began taking the stories that he and his wife, Rachel ---- an English teacher at Oceanside High School ---- heard from teens, and converting them into a screenplay. The result is the full-length feature film "To Save A Life," opening Friday on 430 theater screens nationwide, including ones in Oceanside, Vista, San Marcos and Escondido. The film's official world premiere and red-carpet event happens Thursday night at the Regal Oceanside 16 in downtown Oceanside, and the city has designated Jan. 22 through 24 "To Save A Life" weekend. "Every day my wife and I talk to teens who are in some kind of pain," Britts said last week. "I wanted to make a film that would bring hope to hurting and lonely students. "This may be the most hurting generation of teens of all time," he added. "One out of eight teens is depressed in a major way. And we wanted to make a film to be messengers of hope."
Do what the winners do!
Thank you Team!!What makes a winner? Team work, focus, commitment, doing what works and changing what does not work and more. Come on Pirates learn from the winners and apply this success formula to your academic and personal lives now. Oceanside High School State Scores
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It's More Than Just A GameClick here and read the full story. Learn how your classmates and colleagues team together to show how we work as a team to put commitment, practice and dedication to the test. High school is a time and place where you build your work habits and put them to the test in the classroom, on the playing field and in your personal life through the choices you make. Question: What makes a winning team? Answer: Practice and doing what works and changing behavior when it does not work. So? Learn from the winners! Building School Spirit
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FREE Practice Full-Length SAT, ACT or PRA
National Testing Day is March 20th! Princeton Review is offering a FREE full-length practice test of SAT, ACT or PRA(combination of both SATand ACT for those of you who aren't sure which to take) Space is limited and fills quickly! Reserve your sp...
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QUIZ ...what to do after high school?
Learn more about today’s workplace and the skills you need to succeed. Explore a variety of career paths. Identify the best education and training opportunities for the career you want. Match your personality type to possible careers. &ldquo...
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Dr. Reveles Parent Workshops @OHS 10/13/09 @ 630pm!!!
“From Survival to Success” A series of workshops for parents of K-12 students to ensure academic success for children and families. Dr. Francisco Reveles is a bilingual profesor, motivational speaker and leadership trainer for students...
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OHS Soundwaves Show Choir Rocks! Like music? Get involved.
The OHS Soundwaves Show Choir shared their superb vocal talents and brought extra joy to the annual faculty and staff holiday party. Thanks you very much Soundwaves and Mr. Traugh for making our evening extra special!! Education is Power... Take It!
Build Your Work Habits NowWhat makes a winner? A large part of this answer is dedication to achieving a goal through the application of disciplined work habits. So... what's it worth? What's in it for you? Why should you care? Here is part of the answer: Your estimated annual earning power depends upon your education Masters Degree $54-$62,000 Bachelors Degree $45-$52,000 Associates Degree $33-$38,000 High School Diploma $25-$30,000 Drop Out $18-$23,000 Data Source: US Census 1998-1999-2000
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