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OMA ANNOUNCES 2022 AP SCHOLARS
OAK MOUNTAIN ACADEMY SENIOR, EMILY RICHARDSON, COMMENDED IN THE 2023 NATIONAL MERIT® SCHOLARSHIP PRO
Head of School, Patrick J. Yuran, of Oak Mountain Academy recently announced Emily Richardson (’23) being named a Commended Student in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program. A Letter of Commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), which conducts the program, was presented by Mr. Yuran and Mr. Andrew Carnes, OMA Upper School Dean, to Ms. Richardson. Mr Yuran states, “Throughout Emily’s 14-year career at Oak Mountain Academy, she has always risen above the standard and continues to strive to attain her very best in all areas, including academics. She is truly deserving of this award, which is a direct reflection of her hard work and dedication. A big congratulations to Emily for this great accomplishment!”
About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in the 2023 competition for National Merit Scholarship awards, Commended Students placed among the top 50,000 scorers of more than 1.5 million students who entered the 2023 competition by taking the 2021 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSWT®).
“Those being names Commended Students have demonstrated outstanding potential for academic success,” commented a spokesperson for NMSC. “These students represent a valuable national resource; recognizing their accomplishments, as well as the key role their schools play in their academic development, is vital to the advancement of educational excellence in our nation. We hope that this recognition will help broaden their educational opportunities and encourage them as they continue their pursuit of academic success.”
Founded in 1962, Oak Mountain Academy now serves approximately 200 students enrolled in PreK-3 through 12th grades. Oak Mountain Academy is an innovative school of academic excellence where students receive a personalized, faith-based, college-preparatory education on a vibrant campus that offers dynamic opportunities, empowering them to become leaders committed to living lives of service and integrity.
For more information, contact Katie Kilgore at 770.834.6651 or katiekilgore@oakmountain.us
OMA ANNOUNCES 2022 ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) SCHOLARS
Oak Mountain Academy is proud to announce their 2022 Advanced Placement (AP) Scholars. These students are recognized by the College Board for their outstanding performance on the college-level AP exams. Sixty percent of OMA’s Upper Division students took at least one AP exam and twenty-three percent of those received an AP Scholar recognition. OMA requires students to take the AP exam upon completion of their selected AP course. These students took a total of 82 exams during the two-week exam period in May 2022.
The following students in the Class of 2022 received an AP Scholar award for scoring a grade of 3 or higher on three or more exams: Jenna Guy, Gavin Pate, Abbey Penley, and Kenzie Reid. The following students received an AP Scholar with Distinction award for scoring at least an average of 3.5 on all AP exams taken and grades of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams: Anna Bartlett, Ryann Fortner, and Anjuli Vavrik.
In the Class of 2023, the following student received an AP Scholar with Distinction award: Emily Richardson.
For the Class of 2024, Josie Farmer received AP Scholar award for receiving a score of 3 or higher on three or more on all AP exams taken and Ruby Erben received an AP Scholar with Honor award for receiving at least an average score of 3.25 on all AP exams taken and a score of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams.
Head of School, Patrick Yuran, states “Our students are highly motivated and dedicated to their academic success and it has been demonstrated through the completion of their Advanced Placement exams. Congratulations to all of our Oak Mountain Academy Warriors for this hard-earned achievement! We are immensely proud of them as they continue to represent Oak Mountain Academy with high academic excellence.”
For more information about Oak Mountain Academy, contact Katie Kilgore, OMA Director of Admissions and Marketing at 770.834.6651 or katiekilgore@oakmountain.us.
Pictured (L-R): Emily Richardson, Ruby Erben, & Josie Farmer; not pictured: Class of 2022 students
OMA RECOGNIZES CLASS OF 2022 VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN, BARTLETT & VAVRIK
OMA RECOGNIZES CLASS OF 2022 VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN, BARTLETT & VAVRIK
Anna Bartlett is OMA’s Class of 2022 Valedictorian and has been a student at Oak Mountain Academy for thirteen years. Throughout her tenure at the Academy, Anna has proven herself to be a student of integrity while serving in many leadership roles inside and outside of the academic classroom.
Anna has been on the Headmaster’s List, our school’s highest academic honor, throughout her entire high school career and has challenged herself by taking over eleven Advanced Placement (AP) courses, which are the most challenging classes our school offers, also throughout the course of her high school career. She has also secured many academic honors over the past couple of years including the following: STAR Student Award, College Board’s Rural and Small Town Scholar, National Merit Scholarship Commendation, AP United States History Department Award, Yearbook Department Award, Algebra II Department Award, AP European History Department Award, AP Government Department Award, AP Economics Department Award, AP Physics Department Award, AP Computer Science Department Award, Yearbook Department Award, French IV Department Award, National French Exam Bronze Medal, Public Speaking Department Award, UGA Certificate of Merit, and Medal of Honor.
In addition to her academic success, Anna has excelled in student leadership. Throughout high school, Anna has excelled on the soccer field, on many cross-country courses (State Title), with the track team, and in the pool with the swim team. She has also secured many award recognitions over the past couple of years including the following: National Honor Society Member, Student Government Association Vice President, Counselor’s Achievement Award, Junior Chamber Youth Leadership Award, Spring Literary Argumentative Essay Award 1st in Region & 1st in State, Spring Literary Region Argumentative Essay 2nd Place Award, and Spring Literary Region Girls Trio 3rd Place Award. Anna also has a passion for community service and has volunteered for more than sixty hours of service over the past four years. Anna graduated Summa Cum Laude from Oak Mountain Academy and will be attending The University of Virginia in the fall.
Anjuli Vavrik is Oak Mountain Academy’s Class of 2022 Salutatorian and has been a student at Oak Mountain Academy for fourteen years. Throughout her tenure at the Academy, Anjuli has also proven herself to be a student of great integrity while serving in many leadership roles inside and outside of the academic classroom.
Anjuli’s academic success comes from her natural gifts and strong work ethic. She has been on the Headmaster’s List, our school’s highest academic honor, throughout her entire high school career and has challenged herself by taking over eleven Advanced Placement (AP) courses, which are the most challenging classes our school offers, also throughout the course of her high school career. She has also secured many academic honors over the past couple of years including the following: AP Physics Department Award, AP Spanish Department Award, AP English Department Award, AP Psychology Department Award, Chemistry Department Award, and Medal of Honor. Anjuli is a dedicated student who values her academic opportunities and appreciates what a solid academic foundation can provide for her future.
In addition to her academic success, Anjuli has also excelled in student leadership securing many awards including the following: National Honor Society Member, Student Government Association Secretary, Counselor’s Achievement Award, Junior Chamber Youth Leadership Award, One Act Play Award, and One Act Play Honorable Mention In Region.Throughout high school, Anjuli has excelled on the soccer field, the tennis court (State Title), the volleyball court (Stat Title), and in the Key Club. Anjuli also has a passion for community service and has volunteered for more than seventy hours of service over the past four years. Anjuli graduated Summa Cum Laude from Oak Mountain Academy and will be attending The Georgia Institute of Technology in the fall.
Oak Mountain Academy, Class of 2022, consisted of 13 students who have been awarded 1.5 million dollars in scholarships for the next 4 years, not including the HOPE scholarship or Zell Miller Scholarship. 100% of the Class of 2022 have qualified for the Georgia HOPE Scholarship and 42% have qualified for the Zell Miller Scholarship. More than 50 college acceptances were celebrated with this class. Congratulations to the Oak Mountain Academy Class of 2022!
For more information about Oak Mountain Academy, contact Katie Kilgore, OMA Director of Admissions and Marketing at 770.834.6651 or katiekilgore@oakmountain.us.
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OAK MOUNTAIN ACADEMY ANNOUNCES 2021 ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) SCHOLARS
Pictured (L-R): Jenna Guy ’22, Emily Richardson ’23, Ryann Fortner ’22, Abbey Penley ’22, Gavin Pate ’22, Anjuli Vavrik ’22, and Anna Bartlett ’22; Not pictured: The Class of 2021 AP Scholars Recipients
Oak Mountain Academy is proud to announce their 2021 AP Scholars. These students are recognized by the College Board for their outstanding performance on the college-level AP exams. Sixty percent of OMA’s Upper Division students took at least one AP exam and thirty-nine percent received AP Scholar recognition. These selected students took a total of 67 exams over the course of the two-week AP exam period in May 2021.
The following graduates from the Class of 2021 received an AP Scholar award for scoring a grade of 3 or higher on three or more exams: Turner Garrett, Ana Peralta Rolka, Ella Plummer, Tyler Reeves, and Sarah Richardson. The following students, also from the Class of 2021, received an AP Scholar with Distinction award for scoring at least an average of 3.5 on all AP exams taken and grades of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams: Emma Engel, Samuel Erben, Annabelle Pike, Scott Powers, and Zack Vavrik.
For the Class of 2022, the following students received an AP Scholar award: Jenna Guy, Gavin Pate, Abbey Penley, and Anjuli Vavrik. The following students received an AP Scholar with Distinction award: Anna Bartlett and Ryann Fortner. Emily Richardson, Class of 2023, also received AP Scholar recognition.
According to Head of School, Patrick Yuran, “OMA students are incredibility passionate, driven, and committed to their academic success and this honor is well-deserved. A big congratulations to all of these Warriors for their amazing accomplishments. We are extremely proud of them as they continue to represent Oak Mountain Academy, especially with regards to academic excellence.”
Founded in 1962, Oak Mountain Academy now has approximately 200 students enrolled in PreK-3 through 12th grades. Oak Mountain Academy is an innovative school of academic excellence where students receive a personalized, faith-based, college-preparatory education on a vibrant campus that offers dynamic opportunities, empowering them to become leaders committed to living lives of service and integrity. For more information, contact Katie Kilgore, OMA Director of Admissions and Marketing at 770.834.6651 or katiekilgore@oakmountain.us.
OAK MOUNTAIN ACADEMY SENIOR, ANNA BARTLETT, COMMENDED IN THE 2022 NATIONAL MERIT® SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Head of School, Patrick J. Yuran, of Oak Mountain Academy announced today that Anna Bartlett (’22) has been named a Commended Student in the 2022 National Merit Scholarship Program. A Letter of Commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), which conducts the program, was presented by Mr. Yuran, OMA Head of School, to this scholastically talented senior. Mr Yuran states, “A big congratulations to Anna for this amazing accomplishment! We are extremely proud of her and this great success! She continues to represent Oak Mountain Academy well, especially with regards to academic excellence.”
About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in the 2022 competition for National Merit Scholarship awards, Commended Students placed among the top 50,000 scorers of more than 1.5 million students who entered the 2022 competition by taking the 2020 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSWT®).
“Those being names Commended Students have demonstrated outstanding potential for academic success,” commented a spokesperson for NMSC. “These students represent a valuable national resource; recognizing their accomplishments, as well as the key role their schools play in their academic development, is vital to the advancement of educational excellence in our nation. We hope that this recognition will help broaden their educational opportunities and encourage them as they continue their pursuit of academic success.”
Founded in 1962, Oak Mountain Academy now has approximately 200 students enrolled in PreK-3 through 12th grades. Oak Mountain Academy is an innovative school of academic excellence where students receive a personalized, faith-based, college-preparatory education on a vibrant campus that offers dynamic opportunities, empowering them to become leaders committed to living lives of service and integrity.
For more information, contact Katie Kilgore at 770.834.6651 or katiekilgore@oakmountain.us
OMA’s Sensational Seven (Class of ‘22) Excel on the Court and in the Classroom
Oak Mountain Academy’s 2020 girls’ volleyball team had one of their best seasons finishing with a record of 25-3, to include an undefeated record in their region, winning the region championship, and a trip to the GISA state playoffs, where a championship was secured. What makes these Warriors truly unique is their successes both on the court and in the classroom.
The Warrior’s Sensational Seven, all Juniors (’22) on this year’s roster, were critical to the team’s success, especially since there were not any Seniors on the court leading the charge. Oak Mountain Academy coach Britney Mount relied on (photo L-R) Sophia Newell, Abbey Penley, Anjuli Vavrik, Raegan Wynn, Kenzie Reid, Jenna Guy, and Hollis Engel. These juniors led the team on the court while also setting the tone in the locker room inspiring the younger players with their hard work.
Five of this season’s teammates, Engel, Charlotte Milanese (’23), Newell, Reid, and Wynn, were recently recognized as All-Region AND All-State players by GISA (Georgia Independent School Association) coaches across the state. It is unprecedented to have FIVE student-athletes chosen for this honor at the Region level, much less the Region and the State level too. On the court, these ladies are a true powerhouse! Coach Mount states, “Having FIVE of my players honored as All-Region AND All-State athletes is unbelievable and unheard-of. They all worked so hard for our team and for this recognition. I am extremely proud of their hard work and commitment!”
In addition to these five student athletes being honored, Coach Britney Mount was also named the GISA Coach of the Year. Oak Mountain Academy Athletic Director Terrell Barkley states, “Coach Mount has an energy that her players take on when they are on the court. She not only is a great coach, but she truly pours energy into her athletes and this year it was evident on and off the court. We are so blessed to have Coach Mount on The Mountain and proud of her for winning coach of the year.” Coach Mount attributes her success to not only to the hard work and talent of the players, but also to her incredible assistant Coach Brett Wynn for his dedication and insights both on and off the court, “we definitely could not have done this without him,” states Mount.
In addition to being a powerhouse on the court, these seven Juniors also excel in the classroom. Currently, these Sensational Seven have a collective average GPA of 4.05. This GPA is even more extraordinary considering the academic challenge of their schedules to include Advanced Placement courses. AP courses are Oak Mountain Academy’s most difficult classes where students can earn college credit by passing a college-level AP exam. The seven juniors are currently taking a total of twenty-two AP classes! Each student will be required to take the state AP exam at the end of the school year for possible college credit. Each of these Sensational Seven plans to continue this rigor in their Senior year with more AP classes included in their schedules.
Jenna Guy, Oak Mountain Academy’s Middle Blocker states, “I’ve found that by balancing my athletics with my studies, I’m a more well-rounded and happier person. I utilize study halls, travel time, and weekends to stay ahead in all my classes. Being a student athlete is challenging, but very rewarding and I wouldn’t want it any other way.”
Founded in 1962, Oak Mountain Academy now has more than 200 students enrolled in grades PreK 3 through 12th grades. Oak Mountain Academy is an innovative school of academic excellence where students receive a personalized, faith-based, college-preparatory education on a vibrant campus that offers dynamic opportunities, empowering them to become leaders committed to living lives of service and integrity.
For more information, contact Katie Kilgore at 770.834.6651 or katiekilgore@oakmountain.us
National Merit - Commended Student Award
Headmaster, Patrick J. Yuran, of Oak Mountain Academy announced today that Samuel Erben (’21) has been named a Commended Student in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program. A Letter of Commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), which conducts the program, will be presented by the Headmaster to this scholastically talented senior. Mr Yuran states, “A big congratulations to Samuel for this amazing accomplishment! We are extremely proud of him and this great success! He continues to represent Oak Mountain Academy well, especially with regards to academic excellence.”
About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in the 2021 competition for National Merit Scholarship awards, Commended Students placed among the top 50,000 scorers of more than 1.5 million students who entered the 2021 competition by taking the 2019 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSWT®).
“Those being named Commended Students have demonstrated outstanding potential for academic success,” commented a spokesperson for NMSC. “These students represent a valuable national resource; recognizing their accomplishments, as well as the key role their schools play in their academic development, is vital to the advancement of educational excellence in our nation. We hope that this recognition will help broaden their educational opportunities and encourage them as they continue their pursuit of academic success.”
Founded in 1962, Oak Mountain Academy now has more than 200 students enrolled in grades PreK-3 through 12th grades. Oak Mountain Academy is an innovative school of academic excellence where students receive a personalized, faith-based, college-preparatory education on a vibrant campus that offers dynamic opportunities, empowering them to become leaders committed to living lives of service and integrity. For more information, contact Katie Kilgore at 770.834.6651 or katiekilgore@oakmountain.us
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Kite Day On the Mountain!
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March 31, 2018 declared "Paula Gillispie Day" by Commissioner Marty Smith. Mrs. Gillispie was totally shocked by the love shown to her today! We will miss you Mrs. Gillispie!
Way to go Scott!
Join us Thursday, March 22nd from 5:00-6:30 in the OMA Gym. Bring a friend and see all about our STEAM activities happening here "on the Mountain!"
Jois Us for the 2018 OMA Auction and Gala "Party Like it's 1988" click here for more details.
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Congrats Coach Barkley!
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Congrats to 8th grader Brian Bain nominated by Coach Barkley & selected to attend the National Youth Leadership Forum Explore STEM this summer! Way to go Brian! Way to go Gavin Pate - winner of the Middle School Geography Bee - pictured with Mr. Jay Louttit. Great job Gavin!
Congrats to 2018 Homecoming Queen & King - Josie Francis & Darshan Patel & Prince & Princess - John Sammons & Zoe Cangemi
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We recently honored senior basketball players, Josie Francis and Lilly Parmer - great season ladies!
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The Oak Mountain Academy Student Government Association has chosen the following themes for the “dress-up” days for Homecoming Week – January 8 – 13, 2018:
Monday – “Ball Out” – Dress in the spirit wear of your favorite team.
Tuesday – “Rock Out” – Dress as a rock star.
Wednesday – “Freak Out” – Dress wacky-tacky.
Thursday – “Space Out” – Dress in outer space attire (this year’s Homecoming theme).
Friday – “All Out” – Dress in OMA spirit wear.
Reminder – No weapons – real or play, camouflage, or anything offensive to others will be permitted.
2018 OMA WARRIOR BOOSTERTHON FUN RUN
Parents!
This year, we are introducing a new major fundraiser - the 2018 OMA Warrior Boosterthon Fun Run! It’s a 9-day program coordinated by Boosterthon that kicks off with a Pep Rally on Tuesday, January 9, 2018. Families will then gather pledges for every lap their student(s) runs (30 – 35 laps), and we’ll celebrate at the Fun Run on Friday, January 19, 2018. With our big goal of raising $20,000 for Oak Mountain Academy’s annual operating costs and program resources for the development of an OMA STEM and STEAM program, we asked the Fun Run experts at Boosterthon to power our Fun Run and make it more profitable, easier, and fun.
Students will also experience an amazing character theme, CASTLE QUEST! An English-castle theme all about being brave and living with character. On their quest to regain Bravemore Castle, students will learn the “SIX VIRTUES of a TRUE HERO” from a cast of colorful characters.
Donations will go toward Oak Mountain Academy’s annual operating costs and program resources for the development of an OMA STEM and STEAM program and to the entire 9-day experience. So please help our school by reaching out to sponsors. Also, all families are invited to come out and cheer on their student(s) at the Fun Run! Thank you for your support!
Contact Brandy Carlile for more information at brandycarlile@oakmountain.us
Some of our lower school students will participate in First Lego League's Hydro Challen
ge 2017 this Saturday. The team members designed a robot, then programmed it to perform specific tasks for the tournament. They will make a presentation about what they have learned and how they have applied the core values of Discovery, Inclusion, Integration, and Coopertition™. Finally, they chose a real-world problem and decided upon a solution for this problem. Our students chose dirty drinking water as their problem, then designed a water filter using easy-to-find items. The team was happy to see that their water filter worked! Special Thanks to the parents of this team and Mrs. Linda Powers and Teresa Mason for helping tremendously!
Annual Christmas Program
Monday, December 4th at 6:00 in the Gym
Students should arrive at 5:30.
Our team of five Middle School "Water Warriors" were back in the pool on November 14th with the first meet of the season at Georgia Tech's McCauley Aquatic Center. Colin Stuart achieved all personal best times and a 2nd place finish in the 100 yd Freestyle and a "team of one" overall 7th place out of 11 teams in the Boys division. Anna Bartlett, Josephine and Lauryn Glass and Maddie Kubik competed in our first girls' relay in many seasons! The Girls team took 8th place overall. Way to swim Warriors!!
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Thanks to everyone for making our Annual Grandparents' Day a success! It was a wonderful way to celebrate our Grandparents and Special Friends here On the Mountain!
Congrats to Caz Kilgore on being chosen as the Middle School Student of the Quarter.
Another 1st Place WIN for the JV Academic Bowl team! Way to go WARRIORS!
Doing our Part - 6th graders cleaning up part of the Greenbelt!
OMA One Act Play takes 2nd place in Region competition. They will move on to compete at the State competition in mid-November and again perform "Tracks." Two students, Alex Talley and Ruby Hembree, both recieved "Best Performer" awards. Way to go!
{Please complete form for Veterans' Day Celebration by Tuesday, November 7th. Click here to submit the form or email delisagledhill@oakmountain.us}
BIG NEWS: Warrior Spirit Store now offers on-line sales for your shopping convenience! Click here to shop today! For future reference: Click on Campus Life / Warrior Spirit Store to shop!
Download the Oak Mountain Academy App today! A shortcut for your phone or tablet to view the calendar and up-coming events. Already use the App...be sure to run your up-date as it now has a different look!
The Warrior Challenge 5K and Fun Run was a huge success! Thanks to all who came out to enjoy our trail and campus. Click to view photos and official race times.
WHAT A SEASON! UNDEFEATED STATE CHAMPIONS! GO WARRIORS! Click here to order your State Championship Tee!
News from the Development Office:
2016-2017 Annual Report – coming soon!
SSO Tax Credit donations are now being accepted for 2018 – click here for more information.
2017-2018 Annual Fund Campaign is in full swing – Blue Books are currently in circulation. Thank you for supporting Oak Mountain Academy!
VolunteerME website – the final changes are underway and soon you will have an online resource for anything and everything about volunteering at OMA. Stay tuned!
SAVE THE DATE: OMA’s 30th Annual Auction & Gala, March 10, 2018 at Sunset Hills Country Club. This year’s theme is a return to the 1980’s, where we will “PARTY LIKE IT’S 1988”.
Contact Brandy Carlile for Development questions at brandycarlile@oakmountain.us.
Middle school Cross Country takes State Title! GO WARRIORS!
Service to others - Greenbelt Clean-up. A vital part of who we are at OMA!
2017 Savannah Barber Scholarship Recipients named! Congratulations and many thanks to the Barber family for their continued support of OMA Academics!
Ruby Hembree, Mr. Ken Barber & Olivia Byers
Look for OMA in the news: Facebook, Instagram, The Carrollton Menu, Star News, Times-Georgian, News & Views, West Georgia Women's Magazine & other community sponsorships & civic organizations.
Our Warriors Volleyball Team took 2nd place in the State Finals! They played with heart and determination. Way to go Girls!
Thanks to all who supported our 2017 Warrior Golf Classic at Sunset Hills. It was a perfect day for golf and supporting our OMA Athletics. For more photos click - Warrior Golf Classic Photos.
Click here to order a yearbook today!
FALL FESTIVAL was a hit again this year! Thanks to the PVA for heading up this fun event!
Stand-out Students go the extra mile! They consistently act like a Warrior; they are respectful, honest, & responsible. The are never tardy & always willing to help others. They are great kids to be around! Congrats to these Stand-out Students honored in the lower school.
Students, faculty and staff signed the OMA Honor Pledge at our Annual Honor Assembly in September. View Mrs. Gillispie's encouragement and explanation of The Warrior Way here.
Even our Kindergarten students sign the Honor Pledge.
Viewing the Great American Solar Eclipse was truly a wonderful experience for students and faculty. Our upper school students traveled to Unicoi State Park to view a more "total" eclipse. What a wonderful day On the Mountain for our lower and middle school students as well. All around, this was an amazing day for all to enjoy and learn. View more photos Solar Eclipse Photos.
Booster Bash was great fun for the Warrior family! Thanks to all who came out and a special thanks to Coach Barkley for his good sportsmanship in the dunk tank! There's still time to join the Warrior Booster Club. Contact Philip Rhyne at prhyne@silvey.com or Coach Barkley at terrellbarkley@oakmountain.us for more information.
Our Theme for this year...encouraging our students to be honorable, respectful, responsible, and to take ownership for themselves! What a great year to be here "On the Mountain!"
