This week, we are diving into Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech—not just as a famous speech, but as a powerful argumentative text.
Students are analyzing:
* Dr. King’s main arguments
* The counterarguments he addresses and challenges
* His use of symbolism to strengthen his message
By breaking down how words can inspire change, students are building critical thinking, close reading, and discussion skills that matter far beyond the classroom.
Mrs. Zielke is proud of the thoughtful conversations and deep analysis happening every day!
Monday, Jan. 26 from 6–8 PM
Oak Hills High School
There will be food trucks, hands-on activities, and booths highlighting electives, athletics, and student clubs. Come check it out!
Girls soccer camp is coming up. Feb 2nd and 4th from 3:30-5. Camp costs $1.00 each day
Monday, Jan. 26 from 6–8 PM
Oak Hills High School
There will be food trucks, hands-on activities, and booths highlighting electives, athletics, and student clubs. Come check it out!
Our Healthy Minds, Bright Futures Fair will take place on March 18, and we are looking for individuals or organizations that are interested in presenting or hosting a booth related to careers, college experiences, and/or health and wellness.
We kindly ask families to use the designated drop-off areas and all crosswalks at all times. Thank you for helping us keep our students safe!
A big shout-out and thank you to all the parents who came out—what a great success this was! Thank you for all of your thoughtful questions, it was wonderful getting to know you all and we look forward to our next event.
Join us on Wednesday, January 21st @ 9am for Coffee with the Principals as we discuss academic successes, important upcoming dates (handout provided), safety and suspension information, committees, and hold a Q & A session.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Monday, Jan. 26 from 6–8 PM
Oak Hills High School
There will be food trucks, hands-on activities, and booths highlighting electives, athletics, and student clubs. Come check it out!
Students shared powerful opinions on whether AI does more harm or good in K–12 education. Great thinking, strong voices, and thoughtful debate—way to go!
We kindly ask families to use the designated drop-off areas and all crosswalks at all times. Thank you for helping us keep our students safe!
Join us on Wednesday, January 21st @ 9am for Coffee with the Principals as we discuss academic successes, important upcoming dates (handout provided), safety and suspension information, committees, and hold a Q & A session.
We look forward to seeing you there!
