It is nearly time for Spring 2024 state testing at Oak Ridge High School. In order to streamline testing and preserve as much instructional time as possible, we will use modified schedules for our testing days. If a student is enrolled in the tested subject area for the day, the student will begin school and testing at 7:50 a.m. If a student is NOT enrolled in the tested subject (s) for that day, the student may arrive after testing concludes. All classes will meet on an abbreviated schedule each day following testing. Attendance to classes after testing is mandatory for all students. Please do everything that you can to make sure that you are aware of the courses your child will be testing in and that your child is at school for the testing days if at all possible.

Students will test online this year using their school devices. Please remind students to charge and restart devices prior to testing. The buses will run on the normal schedule. If a student does not have a test and arrives to school before regular classes begin, the student will report to the food court and remain until testing is over. Breakfast and lunch will be served each day.

Prom time and place- 7:30-11:00 in the Wildcat Arena

Tickets will be on sale during 3rd period in the Arena Kiosk Mon-Thurs. They will be $40 for singles and $80 for couples. Tickets will NOT be sold on Friday or at the door. Guest Applications are due by Wed April 24th. FORMAL ATTIRE IS REQUIRED - THERE WILL BE NO ADMISSION IF WEARING JEANS.

National Honor Society will be holding an informational meeting and officer elections for the 2024-2025 school year at 3:15 on Thursday, May 2, in LC 326. All new NHS members should attend. See Mr. Feuer in LC 319 or Dr. Thomas in LC 110 if you are unable to attend.

During the course of Wellness A, students will participate in a Family Life Education programming called “The Sex Talk” which is presented by the non-profit, “Let’s Talk 101”. This programming follows the State of Tennessee Lifetime Wellness Standards and School Board Policy 4.2.13. Per that policy, the parent/guardian has the right to opt their child out of participating in the program. If you would like to opt your child out, please complete the following form using the QR code or link below.

https://forms.office.com/r/8Ku1Ftqf7D

Class Officer and Student Council elections will be held on Friday April 26th on Skyward. Grade levels vote for their representatives, and all students freshmen through junior year vote for the Student Council representatives. The polls are open 8am-2pm on 4/26, and the winners will be announced at the end of the school day.

Powderpuff games are on the way! On Friday May 10th teams of girls from each grade will compete at Blankenship Field for the trophy. Gates open at 5pm, and tickets for all attendees are $5. The first game will begin at 5:30pm. Games are Freshmen vs. Junior, Sophomore vs. Senior, then Winner vs. Winner. Proceeds from this event will benefit Second Harvest of East Tennessee.

Last day to pick up senior meds is May 13th. Anything left after that date will be discarded.

All other meds – Last day to pick up is May 24th. Anything left after that date will be discarded.

Per school board policy, parents are the only ones who can pick up the medications. NO medications can be sent home with students.

In order to file the FAFSA and attend the seminar for assistance, parent AND student must have applied for their FAFSA ID at FAFSA.gov. This can take up to three days to process. Do NOT wait until May 14th to apply for the ID or the deadline for TNPromise will be missed. May 15th is the deadline for filing the FAFSA to keep the TnPromise.

• ALL AP Testing this year will be taking place at Roane State Community College’s Goff Building beginning on Monday, May 6th and running through Friday, May 24th.
• Digital tests include:

• English Literature
• English Language
• European History
• APUSH
• World History Modern
• Computer Science Principles
• Seminar

• All test related information will be communicated through Skyward via e-mail to both the students ORHS e-mail and the parent/guardian’s e-mail address that is in Skyward. It is imperative that student’s check their school e-mail regularly for testing schedules, room locations and important announcements and updates related to testing.

Mr. Feuer will be offering AP Lit Exam review during lunch in CS 319 on Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning Tuesday, 04/16. See or email him to confirm attendance. There may or may not be candy involved.

Mrs. Driskill’s AP Language Review Sessions will meet in CS332 during lunch on Mondays. The first session will be 4/15. Pack your lunch and join us. This is a great chance for fall students to brush up their skills. See you soon.

There have been many phone calls and questions lately about ordering yearbooks. The order time has passed, and now yearbooks may only be purchased on Yearbook Distribution Day, May 14, for $85 cash only. Seniors will be called down to purchase or pickup first, then juniors, then sophomores, then freshmen. There will be 100 books on-hand that day to buy, and it will be first come, first serve with no books being reserved. If you have questions about whether or not you have ordered a book, please email Rebecca Hale at rahale@ortn.edu, and she will check the orders and reply within 24 hours.

Do you want your car to smell good? And are you struggling to find actual good-smelling scents? Try Scentiva! Our car diffusers are the solution! We have popular scents, and they can last from 1-3 months! If you are interested, please contact our CEO Hannah Zetans at her email zetanhan000@ortn.edu or scan the QR code on our fliers in the hallway and remember... vive tu vida con scentiva!

Parents, please join us for the AVID/Wildcat Scholars Family Night will be on Tuesday, April 30.

PLEASE take just a few minutes to upload some memories of your seniors from birth to 18. We know you have them!

Thank you to Senior, Kyle Garrett, who has made the process to upload pictures very easy. Use the QR code or click on the link below to send pictures to the Senior Steering Committee creating this show of memories for our seniors.

The Track Team would like to formally invite you to our senior recognition night Wednesday, April 24 at 5 pm.

Seniors and families will walk down the stairs to be presented with flowers/gifts while brief facts about the athlete and plans will be announced. This will be at the start of the meet. Senior recognition should take 10-15 minutes and Iknow many of you have other responsibilities and events so if you can make it we would love to have you.

Do you have great work ethics and would like to be among the Class of 2024 Graduates who earn a Work Ethic Distinction?

The Oak Ridge Schools Work Ethic Distinction certificate is useful for inclusion in future college applications as well as applications for future employment.

WHY SHOULD I DO THIS???

Employers and postsecondary partners throughout Tennessee have indicated that students who present a certificate verifying strong work ethics will be given preference as applicants.

www.ortn.edu/Curriculum/CCTE/Work_Ethic.pdf

Students need at least 20 points to earn this distinction. Most of the evidence can be verified in Skyward. Those who know they meet this requirement without additional evidence may check the appropriate boxes on the downloaded form and email it back to Holly Cross hcross@ortn.edu by April 5th, 2024.

Anything that requires additional proof of completion can be hand delivered to Dr. Cross in CS244 at ORHS.

Upon verification of qualification for this distinction, a signed, formal certificate will be presented to students upon graduation.

This week’s spotlight is on Isabella Zolnierczuk! Isa is full of energy and eagerness and will be able to energize and cheer her future patients. Isa also earned her Medical Assistant certification in January!

Coach Bowman: “Aaliyah plays #5 singles and # 2 doubles on the Girls Varsity Tennis Team. She has demonstrated leadership skills both on and off the court over the last several years which led to her being named a captain for the girls team.”

ORHS Art Instructor Hannah Theele: “Venus is talented across the board. Her natural ability and skill set paired with her creativity make each of her artworks incredibly impressive. Each of her works is not only appealing to the eye, but also thought provoking.”

Parents, students are required to have a parental permission slip on file for each club. Please be on the lookout.

Have you ever wondered what Affirmative Action is and what its impacts are? Would you like to meet new people and build community? Join us in CSU – the Cultural Student Union! We meet TODAY and every Monday at 3:15pm in CS 303 – Mrs. Gilliland’s room.

Diversity Club meetings have changed to Wednesdays at lunch – come to the library classroom for lunch (pizza provided) this Wednesday, September 27 during your lunch period. Pick up a permission slip from the library before Wednesday – you must have it signed to come

Dungeons and Dragons Club meets on Fridays in CS329 from 3:15 to 4:30. Remember, the dice giveth and the dice taketh away! See Ms. Denisar for more information

FCA meets every Friday morning at Providence House across from the Arena Parking Lot.

When you watch Jeopardy, do YOU like to answer the questions? Do you have a bunch of random knowledge? Then come to quiz bowl - it's kinda like Jeopardy. And sometimes there is FOOD. Come to Mr. Jarnigan's room in LC 321 to join. Every Monday and Thursday after school.

Youth for Christ meets every Tuesday from 3:15 to 4 in LC 215. Contact Mr. Moreno for more information. Vmoreno@ortn.edu

Student Council is offering a $500 scholarship to a deserving Oak Ridge High School Senior graduating in 2024. Applications can be found on the Wildcat Canvas Hangout page, and they are due May on May 8th. The winner will be presented at the Powderpuff Games on May 10th.

The ORHS English Department is offering a $500 scholarship to a graduating senior who plans to attend a two- or four-year college or university. This year essays will be composed and submitted in person on Monday, April 29, after school from 3:15-4:15 in CS 319. To register, see Mr. Feuer in CS 319 for an application form. All responses will be anonymously reviewed, and a winner chosen by a committee of teachers across multiple subjects.

LOTS of caps and gowns are still in Mrs. Ledden's room. Please pick up your graduation supplies this week! In order to receive your supplies, the balance must be paid in full. You may pay the Jostens rep directly on that date, online, or you may call Jostens at 423-787-0025 to pay with a card over the phone. Please see Mrs. Ledden in CS347 if you have questions.

Senior Tea is the start of the graduation season, and all seniors are invited to attend an afternoon tea hosted by the English department, dressed up as their favorite character or author. This is a student/teacher event and a time-honored tradition which is currently in its 30th year!

We would like to extend an invitation to the parents / guardians of underclassmen to sign up to provide food or financial support. The link to sign-up is provided below. Please send food in disposable containers and have it at the school between 7:15 am and noon on Wednesday, May 1, 2024. Non-perishable items can be dropped off the day before to the main office. We will place all food items on decorated trays and set up the area prior to the start of the event at 2:15 pm.

We encourage you to read the description of the needed items carefully and remember that we have to feed a huge and ravenous crowd, while keeping it dainty and special. There are multiple slots for most items. You are allowed/encouraged to sign up for more than one slot (e.g., feel free to make two batches of something...).

If you have any questions or would prefer to sign up outside of Signup Genius, contact us at ORHSSeniorTea@gmail.com.

Here is the link for Sign-up Genius: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A044AABAA2EA7FE3-47823750-2024

The party of the year is just around the corner: Graduation Celebration 2024!

And best of all, it is COMPLETELY FREE to attend.

Graduation Celebration is a positive, exciting, alcohol/drug-free, all-night party for our graduates, held immediately after graduation on Friday night, May 17!

Doors open at 10:00 p.m. at the Oak Ridge Civic Center with check-in, food, and activities, and then the graduates will bus over to The Main Event in Knoxville for a private all-night party with all activities, food, and fun provided. At the end of the party, students will bus back to the Civic Center to arrive around 5:00 a.m. All students must ride the bus to attend the party, and pre-registration is required. Parental permission is required for early departure. For all the details about the party, visit graduationcelebration.org.

For over 25 years, Graduation Celebration has been a FREE and SAFE place for Oak Ridge graduates, thanks to the generous support of this community. This party is a memorable way for the students to bid farewell to their high school classmates and celebrate their achievement in a safe, fun environment!

The application packet for the Scarboro Community Alumni Association will be made available at area high schools, community organizations and churches. We ask that you complete the form and submit the application and essay no later than May 10, 2024.

Prerequisites for Applying:

· Must have an association with the Scarboro Community.

· Must have attended Oak Ridge High School or surrounding area high school.

· Must be enrolled in a two or four year undergraduate program (show proof such as class schedule and letter of acceptance).

· Must have high school transcript.

· Must have two references, one a teacher and another community leader.

· Must submit a 400 word typed essay entitled ‘Why We Should Honor the Oak Ridge Scarboro 85.” View the WBIR Series “The Secret in Scarboro,Oak Ridge, Tennessee. https://www.youtube.com. Review reference material at Oak Ridge Public Library or interview Oak Ridge-Scarboro 85 students.

The Marjorie Watson Mathematics Scholarship is intended for an incoming freshman attending the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga who majors in mathematics. This is a $10,000 scholarship with $4000 awarded in the freshman year and $2000 awarded for each of the sophomore, junior and senior years.

This scholarship is funded from an endowment established by the estate of Marjorie Watson, who was a 1930’s alumna of the University of Chattanooga (now UTC). She was a mathematics major, and her career spanned both industry and education. She was a military statistician, an analyst during World War II, a member of the team that developed the Univac computer and a mathematics instructor at her alma mater in 1936. Marjorie Watson also served as the head of the mathematics department at

Huntington College in Montgomery, Alabama.

The Dorothy Dean Shelton Mathematics Scholarship is intended for an incoming freshman attending the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga who majors in mathematics. This scholarship will ensure that all tuition, fees, books, room and board for an in-state student are fully paid.

This scholarship is funded by Dorothy Dean Shelton to encourage and assist deserving students, especially women, to major in mathematics at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. After graduating from the University of Chattanooga (now UTC), Ms. Shelton was hired as a mathematician at the Tennessee Valley Authority. While at TVA, she enjoyed the challenge and reward of being a part of the Transmission Planning and Engineering group for forecasting transmission related needs twenty years into the future. She retired from TVA in 1984 after 38 years of service. In addition, she was an active member of the American Association of University Women, serving as Chattanooga Branch President, Tennessee Division President, and serving on Association Committees in Washington. In appreciation for the help she received, and to give other students encouragement, she established this scholarship.

The Team Investment Group of Oak Ridge has posted their 2024 Renfro Henderson, Jr. Memorial Scholarship. If you lived in the Scarboro Community for a minimum of 1 year you can stop by the Counseling Office to pick up an application for the scholarship. The deadline is April 30th. Don’t miss this opportunity that is unique to our students!

We want to say a big thank you to everyone who attended the the webinar on Friday - we had record-breaking attendance! If you missed the webinar or want to go back to reference what we discussed, check out the archived webinar here.

There are always lots of questions about the FAFSA; and this year, most of our questions are regarding mixed-status families (parents without social security numbers). All of your questions have been answered! You can find the comprehensive list of questions and answers here.

As you may know, the 2024-2025 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) has been soft launched at StudentAid.gov! During this time, the 2024-2025 FAFSA will be available for short periods of time while Federal Student Aid monitors site functionality, performs maintenance and makes technical adjustments to improve user experience. If students are able to submit the 2024-2025 FAFSA during this time, please encourage them to save their confirmation email for their records! If the form is unavailable when students try to access it, please ask them to exit and try again later. TN Promise students are required to submit the 2024-2025 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by 11:59 PM on May 15, 2024 to maintain scholarship eligibility!

Below are a few tips we have shared with students to ensure they have all of the information needed to successfully complete the application!

• The application must be completed at StudentAid.gov; students should not use any other websites for completion.
• Students should select the 2024-2025 FAFSA. If the incorrect year’s FAFSA is completed, even by the May 15, 2024 deadline, students will become permanently ineligible for TN Promise.
• The items below are needed to complete the application:
  • Student and parent 2022 tax information
  • Student and parent will each need a verified FSA ID. If either do not have a verified FSA ID, they will need to create one before completing the 2024-2025 FAFSA. Students and parents will use their FSA IDs to log in and electronically sign the FAFSA each academic year. For a step-by-step guide on how to create an FSA ID, please click here or follow the instructions below!
    • Students/parents will need their respective Social Security Number, a valid email address and other personal information to complete the application.
    • Visit StudentAid.gov! Then, click Create Account in the upper right-hand corner.
    • Select Get Started to begin filling in personal information. It is extremely important that accurate information is entered!
    • Once an FSA ID is created, it must be verified by the Social Security Administration (SSA). This process may take up to 7 business days!
    • Once student and parent FSA IDs are verified, they are ready to file the 2024-2025 FAFSA!

Download the resource below to check out videos for colleges and links for applications! This is a great resource for families.

Parents, Mrs. Foster sent this via Skyward email; however, here are important dates! We will remind you of these dates via email, ORHSClassof2024 Facebook page, Instagram, and the iNews.

• May 15, 2024, - FAFSA deadline for the Class of 2024 (fafsa.gov) for priority consideration
• June 30th, 2024, - FAFSA deadline for the Class of 2024

LIFT-A-THON - The lift a thon will take place at ORHS on Monday April 22nd and Tuesday April 23rd, from 3:30 - 4:30. Parents and supporters can attend through the area doors, and walking through the B gym to the weight room. This lift a thon is for the players who are currently enrolled at ORHS.

Tuesday night (April 23) at 6:00 in the Ampitheatre - there will be an informative parent meeting for ALL prospective Oak Ridge football players and parents. This meeting includes players who plan on playing from Jefferson and Robertsville. Calendars and football information will be distributed during the meeting. Again this meeting is for all current ORHS football players and also next year's freshmen from Jefferson and Robertsville are also welcome to attend. *Parents just come to main entrance of school for meeting, someone will let you in and the amphitheatre is right up main stairs

Wildcats have swept the BUlldawgs this year.

To get the most up to date information about Masquers, join our Group Me https://groupme.com/join_group/94107482/GBLNWclq and/or email masquers@ortn.edu to get on the Masquers Newsletter list.

Highlights:

• What’s Happening this Week at a Glance
• Scholarship Applications due today!
• Marquee Award nominations due tomorrow!
• Audio Lunch and Learn with Amber on Mondays - meet backstage.
• Senior Talkback 2-3:30 – April 24th
• Mark your calendar for the Masquers Awards Banquet – May 4th at 6pm.
• Mark your calendar for the Marquee Awards at the Tennessee Theatre on May 11th
• Sign up for Workshops
• Get your ticket
• Nominate your fellow cast, crew & teachers for special recognition by April 20th
• 2024-25 Masquers Show Season
• Thank you Boosters and Parents!
• Join the Boosters
• Next Meeting Friday, May 3rd @ 6pm

If you have not done so already, please follow ORHS Wildcat Scholars on Instagram and Facebook. See what's going on in our group!

Instagram: orhswildcatscholars

Facebook: Oak Ridge High School Wildcat Scholars

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Executive Principal - Drayton Hawkins dshawkins@ortn.edu

Seniors - Stephanie Thompson sathompson@ortn.edu

Juniors - Russ Wise rewise@ortn.edu

Sophomores- Beth Estep kestep@ortn.edu

Freshman- David Foust djfoust@ortn.edu

Curriculum Principal - Jennifer Milligan jmmilligan2@ortn.edu

Counselors:

Seniors - Class of 2024 Heidi Foster - hafoster@ortn.edu

Juniors - Class of 2025 Ashley Bennewitz abennewitz@ortn.edu

Sophomores - Class of 2026 Paige Taylor - hptaylor@ortn.edu

Freshman - Class of 2027 Brianna Ottinger - bottinger@ortn.edu

Social Worker: Alison King aking@ortn.edu

Registrar: Rhonda Garrison rsgarrison@ortn.edu

Counseling Administrative Assistant: Amy O'Rourke akorourke@ortn.edu

Link to Website: https://www.ortn.edu/highschool/academics/school-counseling/

Follow our team on Instagram:

Watch for announcements on Twitter: @ORHSCounseling

As a reminder, this year our administration and Counseling Department moved to grade level teams to serve students for their scholastic careers at ORHS. In order to provide families with the swiftest and most accurate information, we encourage reaching out directly to the grade level administrator and/or counselor team when questions arise with students.

9th Grade team: David Foust djfoust@ortn.edu and Brianna Ottinger bottinger@ortn.edu

10th Grade team: Beth Estep kestep@ortn.edu and Paige Taylor hptaylor@ortn.edu

11th Grade team: Russ Wise rewise@ortn.edu and Ashley Bennewitz abennewitz@ortn.edu

12th Grade team: Stephanie Thompson sathompson@ortn.edu and Heidi Foster hafoster@ortn.edu

Parents, please submit changes needed for contacts, addresses and phone numbers on Skyward to Rhonda Garrison, with appropriate documentation. Phone numbers and email changes can be sent to your student's administrator, or call Amy O'Rourke at 425-9607, in the Counseling Office.

Parents, every time a student is absent, please send a note the day they return. Failure to send a parent note/doctor's note/court note within three (3) days will result in the day being unexecused. Parents can write 7 parent notes per year. Notes can be dropped in the attendance office, or in the "mailbox" in the Visual Arts hallway.

Students have or will be issued an ID badge. This badge is a keycard to the building. Badges also provide access to the library, OR, printers, lunch accounts, etc. Students have access to the building beginning at 7:00 am. Badges are turned off at 7:50 when the tardy bell rings.

Students are not allowed in the building before 7:00 am when staff is available for supervision. Students are expected to vacate the premises by 3:20 daily if not under the direct supervision of a teacher or coach. Students will NOT be allowed to remain in the Food Court to wait on a parent or a ride home. No supervision is provided after this time.

Parents, students are NOT allowed to carry medications on their person at school. All medications must be registered with our nurse, Lori Gupton. Registration requirements are in the form below. This includes over the counter medications such as Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Benadryl or any type of allergy medications, etc. S

Students must register for transportation services via Skyward. The form is located in the Skyward FAMILY ACCESS ACCOUNT not the student access account. Families were sent instructions to email accounts on file throughout the summer. Paper forms will no longer be accepted.

Questions?? Click below to access the Oak Ridge Schools Transportation Website

FACEBOOK (New) - Oak Ridge High School Athletics. https://www.facebook.com/groups/6540858256032220

X F/K/A Twitter: @AthleticsOrhs

Instagram: @orhswildcatsathletics

In order for a student to take their permit test, a form is required from the school. Mrs. Thacker, our attendance secretary, prepares these forms. Requests are accepted through the link below. When school is in session, a completed form may be picked up in the Attendance Office. However, if school is NOT in session, the form will be mailed home by USPS.

Students driving to school are required to have a parking tag. There is NO cost; however, they must register their vehicle with Student Services and show their driver's license. The form is electronic and can be found at the link below.

Did you know your teen will have their driver's license suspended due to poor grades and/or poor attendance?

Parents should review this information with their teen drivers!!

THIS MONEY SUPPORTS OUR CDC CLASSROOM!

Registration begins September 1, 2023 with points starting to accumulate on September 7th and cards have to be registered by December 31st to count for this year. The program runs through May 10, 2024.

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How Can I Link My School Online?

• Visit http://www.foodcity.com/schoolbucks
• Click the blue “Login” button under Customer Login
• Enter your username and password for your Food City online account.
• At the top of the page click, “My Account”. This will load the customer dashboard page.
• Below the Fuel Bucks section, you will find “My School Bucks” section. (The total school bucks earned will show here as well)
• Click the “Update School” link listed below. Select the school and click, “Save”

School Bucks-Store Level Enrollment

• Stores can enroll schools from VC Enroll for customers who do not have access to the internet. (Only HRCs and HCs have authorized access.)
• To do so they enter the customers ValuCard number, selected “Look UP” and select the school the customer has chosen in the School Bucks field.

Common Questions

• Why is my school not on my receipt? Schools are no longer listed on receipts but can be managed anytime from their online account.

• When does this begin/end? The program runs from SEPTEMBER 1 THROUGH MAY 9, 2023.

Deadline to register is December 31, 2023.

Total awarded amount: $700,000

**PLEASE HELP OUR CLASS RAISE $$ BY REGISTERING!! Share w/ everyone you know!

• Sign into your Kroger account at Kroger.com or set up an account with your Kroger card if you haven’t registered your card before

• Click on your name to access your information (“My Account”)

• Choose account summary

• At the bottom of the page, you will see “community rewards”

• Click “Enroll”

• You are now officially linked to our account to earn money for the school through your purchases.

If you are using the app to enroll, click the three bars and choose "Rewards" then

"Community Rewards."

If you have any problems, please call Kroger at 1-800-576-4377

It is our desire to keep our families informed of all of the activity and awesome news coming from Oak Ridge High School. We have multiple platforms for connection. We encourage you to explore the many ways and provide feedback!

Website - http://www.ortn.edu/highschool/

Daily Bulletin - http://www.ortn.edu/highschool/daily-bulletin/

Channel 15 at 7:50 AM - Watch the announcements each morning by our Crew! YouTube Streaming: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL9N_azmWeQByrIW6pWLBlQ

Live in Knox/Anderson/Roane - If you live throughout Anderson/Roane/Knox counties and have ATT Uverse you can find us on Channel 99 – just select the Oak Ridge Schools option.

INews - http://www.ortn.edu/highschool/news-events/news-links/

Skylert Messages and Emails - Please make sure your current email address and phone numbers are up to date!!!

PTSO Newsletter - PTSO distributes a VERY detailed quarterly newsletter to inform parents of upcoming events and LOTS of counseling information! This comes to your email! They also have a presence on the website: http://www.orhs-ptso.org/news-information with tons of information! PTSO also has a Facebook presence, and we encourage you to "LIKE" their page! https://www.facebook.com/ORHSPTSO/

Twitter - Follow the accounts listed below

Website: http://www.ortn.edu/highschool/
Location: 1450 Oak Ridge Turnpike, Oak Ridge, TN, United States
Phone: 865-425-9600