Volkswagens Donated to Auto Tech
Automotive technology teacher, Joe Pattarozzi, has had two, 2006 Volkswagen Beetles donated to the automotive tech program by Volkswagen North America to be used for educational purposes.
News
Model UN Competes in China
For the third time, the Model United Nations will be taking the trip of a lifetime to China for an international competition.
The Trouble with Technology
New ways of communicating can lead to new ways of being vulnerable to abuse, even from teachers.
Administration Proposes Upgrades Throughout Building
Principal Neil Beech has assigned school engineer Lynn Sanford to make the school more handicap-accessible, convenient for students, and bring the school up to the building code. The remodeling efforts will begin in May and continue through September.
Sports
Exit Sandman: ACL tear leaves Rivera’s future in doubt
It started like any other game for Mariano Rivera. Shagging fly balls in the outfield was just his way of warming up. On Thursday night in Kansas City however, this routine turned into tragedy when a misstep while tracking a pop fly resulted in a nasty knee injury. Following a trip to the [...]
Fixing the Woeful Wizards
Ever since the breaking up of the “big three” of Gilbert Arenas, Caron Butler, and Antawn Jamison a few years ago, the Washington Wizards have been muddled in an ever present state of mediocrity.
Prince of free agency: Major transactions bring about shifting MLB landscape
Baseball fans across the nation gear up for what promises to be an exciting MLB season.
Gymanstics Team Heads to States
Lowerclassmen Taylor Rozzi and Deanna Knox have brought the gymnastics team to states this season. This upcoming Saturday at Salem High School, Rozzi will be competing in Bars and Volt events, and Knox will be participating in the Volt event.
Features
Pass the Peace, Stop the Fights
According to a study conducted by the National Youth Violence Prevention Resource Center, 54 percent of fights are caused by insults made by one person directed to another or by one person disrespecting another.
Teachers Help Motivate Students for SOL’s
With SOL tests approaching, teachers are doing whatever they can to modivate their students to get the highest scores possible.
Apps Extend Student Experiences
Now that smart phones are so common, teachers are beginning to allow students to use certain applications in the classroom.
County Survey Gains Student Feedback
Students all over the county took a survey on ways to improve their schools.
Arts & Entertainment
International Heritage Night Auditions
Student performances from cultures around the world will demonstrate their talents during International Night in May.
Students Participate in All County Band
Osbourn Park hosted the freshmen All County Band and the senior honor band concerts on January 14
Student-Written Play Goes to District Competition
Senior Caitlin Caplinger was one of the five student directors of the one act plays, which were performed on January 6 and 7. She wrote her own play, which went on to compete in the Virginia High School League Districts theater competition on Saturday, January 14. MB: What is your play about? How long did it take you [...]
Madrigal Feaste
Every year, choir students in Madrigal and Cantus choirs perform at the Bethel Lutheran Church to raise money for the choir department. This event is called the Madrigal Feaste, held on December 8-10 at 6:30 p.m. “Madrigal Feaste is a four-course Renaissance dinner with holiday music and a skit written by the seniors,” chior director Sharon [...]
Recent Articles
Preparing for Pirates of Penzance
In preparation for the spring musical, “Pirates of Penzence,” many jobs and roles need to be accounted for.
Faculty Defeats Senior Class in Basketball Fundraiser
Leukemia Lymphoma Society held a seniors versus faculty basketball game in effort to raise awareness and funds towards blood cancer research.
Feb. Issue of Yellow Jacket Available Online
The Feb. issue of Osbourn Park’s award-winning student newspaper is available online.
LLS Sells Bracelets to Fight Cancer
Cancer is never good news, so the Leukemia Lymphoma Society is helping fund research for a cure.
FBLA Sponsors Former Student
Former student Ricky Chang was paralyzed due to a biking accident. FBLA is raising money to help pay for the medical expenses.
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