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Vision Statement

Opelousas High School’s vision is to provide a safe, orderly, and respectful environment that is conducive to learning the skills necessary to compete in a global economy.

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Mission Statement

Opelousas High School students will learn, develop, and utilize critical thinking skills in all subject areas to prepare for post-secondary educational and work force opportunities.

Newsroom

On February 28, 2020 and March 7, 2020 Opelousas High School students competed at the District Speech and Drama Rally and the Literary Rally at the Louisiana State University-Eunice to qualify for the state Louisiana High School Rally Association (LHSRA) competition on April 25, 2020. Unfortunately, due to the public health crisis, the State Rally has been cancelled for 2020. We are proud of the hard work our students put into this competition and are recognizing their accomplishments below. The purpose of LHSRA is to provide opportunities for students to achieve a greater awareness of the importance of education in these critical times and gain a renewed determination to develop their talents to the maximum by promoting keen competition and a desire for excellence, and in recognizing academic endeavors on a statewide level. Furthermore, it is an enlightened way of recognizing and rewarding students who excel in that for which all schools are primarily established, academic pursuits. Speech and Drama Rally Superior Rankings John Guilbeaux-Extemporaneous Speech Eddie Ramirez-Extemporaneous Speech Bailey Willis-Interpretative Reading OHS Drama Team: Jonathan Guidry, Andie Reuther, Arinayjhia Antoine, Alfreda Collins, Eduardo 'Eddie' Ramirez, Ramsie Ramero, Bailey Willis, Zanotria Clay, Taylor Auzenne, Mackenzie Sias Henderson, Adam Metoyer, Amy Ellis, Kia Williams and Stage Hands: Amber Papillion and Brody Soileau. The Drama Team performed the play, Clueless Mean Girls, written and directed by Mr. David Tuttle. Literary Rally First Place Agriscience II-Amaya Iford Journalism-A'Riana Lazard Agriscience III-Kallie Miller Psychology-Annalise Sheilds Computer Science I-Lorien Stanford Sociology-Bailey Willis Second Place Health-Ja'niya Fontenot Third Place Introduction to BCA-Ainsley Armstrong Advanced Math: Functions & Stats-Riley Castille Nutrition & Food-Allyssa Dweyer Biology II-Miguel Hernandez Calculus-Isaiah Johnson French I-Emily Lavergne Physics-Eddie Ramirez Spanish II-Andie Reuther English I-Abigail Stanford World History-Muqadas Swati Financial Literacy-Willie Williams Fourth Place English III-Kennedy Comeaux Chemistry-Travian Malveaux Environmental Science-Haley Narcisse Fifth Place World Geography-Chole Green English II-Michael Hammond Geometry-Emily Stanford Algebra I-Jaydon Williams Congratulations to all of our amazing students!

Distance Learning Resources

Free resources available for tutoring and test prep including ACT and AP at homeworkla.org

Student Codes for Google Classroom

During this time of trial, OHS faculty and staff are continuing to work to provide your child with their educational opportunities. Attached is a document that includes each teacher’s name and the Google Classroom class code for your student to access the lessons posted there. The code is for the students to sign into the classroom. Parents can also be invited to see Google Classroom assignments and messages from the teacher by simply emailing the teacher directly or having the student message the teacher and requesting an invite.