On this episode of “The Hall Hub: Those Guys!”, Georgi and Tommy speak with retired Staff Sergeant Albert about his time in the army prior to, during, and after 9-11. With the recent anniversary of […]
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It’s Homecoming Week!
By Ryan McKinney Oak Hall’s Upper School Student Government Association (SGA) has planned out all the activities and events happening this week for homecoming. This year’s homecoming week is Oct. 10 through Oct. 16 and […]
Student Spotlight: Sofia Guico
OHS senior hopes to inspire others through music, athletics and leadership By Tori Kitchens Having been inspired by upperclassmen throughout high school, senior Arts Conservatory Program (ACP) member and student-athlete Sofia Guico now has the […]
Student Spotlight: Lavinia Petrella
Italian foreign exchange student fulfills life-long dream of studying in the states By Lauren Cohen When writing a letter to one of her closest friends in school, Oak Hall senior Lavinia Petrella from Milan, Italy […]
Varsity Football Injuries: Bad Luck or Dirty Plays?
By Aiden Wacksman Injuries have plagued the Oak Hall varsity football team this season, leaving many players on the sidelines. Seniors such as quarterback Georgi El-Semarani, wide receiver William Rodriguez, and running back Carter Coleman […]
Q & A with Bec & J
By Rebecca Lillie and Julia McMahon Welcome back to “Q & A with Bec & J” where we ask Oak Hall students, faculty, and staff a random question every week! Our question this week is: […]
Student Spotlight: Jennifer Berthy
By Tori Kitchens Oak Hall Arts Conservatory Program (ACP) member and student-athlete, Jennifer Berthy is doing everything she can to enjoy her senior year after joining the Oak Hall community five years ago. She is […]
Burgundy & Gold
Week of Sept. 19 This is our first (and last) school-wide “Burgundy & Gold” of the school year. Starting Sept. 27, the B&G will be focused on the Middle School and shown at assemblies on […]
Faculty Spotlight: Amanda Metzler
By Sydney Jurecko Oak Hall’s Upper School new learning specialist, Amanda Metzler, has dedicated her life to helping students enjoy something she used to struggle with. Metzler is from Jacksonville but attended college at the […]
Just Because: Celebrating Yom Kippur
By Lauren Cohen Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year began at sundown on Sept. 15 and concludes at sundown tonight (Sept. 16). Work is forbidden, and atonement for sins of the previous […]