Youth and Government is a club here at Oswego High School for students who are interested in the government and politics. It teaches them all about how the Illinois State Government works, with a lot of hands-on activities. It is a big simulation of the Illinois General Assembly, how it runs, and what it does.
“One of my students can make my day, and then I want to pay it forward and make someone else's day,” Ms. Hardy said. “It’s like a routine: find someone and make their day, and pass it on.”
By Abigail Miller 42Fifty Staff Writer
On Tuesday March 6, 2018 Oswego High School’s National English Honor Society hosted a Winter Olympic Games taking place at 2:45 p.m in Room 249.
The event was trivia style and featured questions about each...
The fall season is finishing, and to conclude it, Thanksgiving has come and passed. Every person celebrates in their own way, with different people and traditions. But how have Oswego High School students celebrated the holiday this year?
From Nov. 24 to the 28, OH hosted the annual Hoops for Healing tournament to help raise funds for Camp Hope through Edwards Cancer Center. This was the first main event on the refurbished OH main gym floor since the early Nov. opening.
The game inaugurated the gleaming OH main gym floor, which was reopened after being closed for repairs after flooding in late August.
“I thought [[the repairs were]] going to be a lot longer," said Varsity Boys' Basketball Head Coach and Kinetic Wellness teacher Nick Oraham. "I think they fixed it in a pretty quick, efficient manner, and I think it looks really good.”