Monaco Tiffany - Managing Editor
On Feb. 13, even before school started, students and teachers lovingly stormed the main hallway and danced to the Cupid Shuffle.
"It's goofy, but not in a bad way," said OH junior James Wodka. "We should have stuff for Halloween or other holidays too."
As this is the fourth annual Cupid Shuffle, students are still participating and finding it fun and goofy every year.
Here are the 2-13-26 student announcements from 42Fifty. Please see our YouTube channel for past announcements and our video archive.
Here are the 2-6-26 student announcements from 42Fifty. Please see our YouTube channel for past announcements and our video archive.
On Jan 6, at the beginning of second semester, OH implemented a new Chromebook policy that had been underway since August. The main difference is that Chromebook chargers are no longer available to be borrowed by students. The new policy aims to solve one of the main problems the tech hub has seen.
“Since we can’t track chargers, we decided to try something new,” said OH Instructional Technology Coach Jaclyn King. “Instead of loaning chargers, we charge devices and provide a loaner device to students.”
If a student brings an uncharged Chromebook to school, they just need to trade it in for the day, and will swap the loaner for their (now) charged Chromebook later in the day.
Here are the 1-30-26 student announcements for OH from 42Fifty. Please see our YouTube channel for this and other videos.




