Wishing luck to our softball team as they compete in the Guard the Capital Tournament today and to our baseball team as they travel to Shady Spring High School this evening!
All sporting events this evening have been cancelled due to weather!
Softball returns to the OHHS campus tonight to take on Woodrow Wilson, joined at home by baseball facing off against Independence, while tennis travels to Princeton!
Enjoy this beautiful spring evening by supporting our baseball team as they take on Bluefield and our tennis team as they face Independence. The originally scheduled home softball game is cancelled, and the track team travels to Laidley Field this evening. ❤️🖤
Catch OHHS tennis at home tonight while softball is away at Nicholas County and baseball's originally scheduled Midland Trail game has been cancelled. 🎾
Baseball and softball play at home tonight! ❤️🖤
You have three opportunities to catch OHHS athletics at home tonight! Join baseball as they face Van, softball as they battle Princeton, and tennis as they also take on Princeton. #onreddevils
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Update: There will be no JV game this evening and Varsity will begin at 6 pm.
What better way to spend a Friday evening than watching OHHS v. Wyoming East Baseball?! Meet us at Epperly Field on the OHHS campus tonight at 7. Note: Softball and Tennis are canceled due to weather.
Come out this evening to support our Lady Red Devils!
Put us in, Coach, we're ready to play! Meet us at Epling for the season opener tonight! ⚾
Game, set, match! Join us at home for the first tennis match of the season this afternoon! 🎾
Let the games begin! Meet us in Fayetteville for the Lady Red Devil season opener tonight! 🥎
OHHS Juniors Kalista Gray and Kailyn Humphrey collaborated with a FIT peer from MTHS at the WV Educators Rising State Competition to beat out 21 other competitors for 1st place! They will now move on to Nationals in Washington DC this summer. We are incredibly proud of them! ❤️🖤
Junior Jordyn Floyd is competing in Charleston today at the WV State Poetry Out Loud final competition. She is pictured here in round one of three. Good luck Jordyn - we're so proud of you! 🖤❤️
"The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go." -Dr. Seuss
Members of the OHHS National Honor Society visited New River Primary today to read to their students in celebration of Dr. Seuss week!
Corporal Allen visited Oak Hill High School this morning to talk to juniors and seniors about a career with the West Virginia State Police. We appreciate him taking time out of his busy schedule to visit our students!
Take me out to the ballgame... ⚾🥜
Let's go Lady Red Devils! 🥎
We are thrilled to announce Ms. Vanessa Thompson as our OHHS Teacher of the Year!
A native of Cabin Creek, Ms. Thompson earned an Associate in Arts from Beckley College, a Bachelor of Arts from Concord College, and a Master of Arts from West Virginia University; she holds degrees in Social Studies and Communication. She sought further education at University of Southern Mississippi, where she taught part-time while doing graduate work and research.
A proud educator for 35 years, she spent the first 25 years of her career at Mountain State University as an Assistant Professor of Communication and Director of Interdisciplinary Studies and the most recent 10 years at OHHS, where she currently teaches World History and Speech Communication.
Outside of her career, Ms. Thompson is a dedicated humanitarian who has spent significant time at Ambassadors for Christ Home in Lamini, Honduras and is a 26-year volunteer at Fishes and Loaves, Beckley Dream Center. A die-hard Saints fan, she enjoys spending time with family and friends and tending to her beloved golden retriever, Sutter Joe.
Speaking on her Teacher of the Year distinction, she says, “I love my OHHS family, and one is only as strong as their family and friends. We ALL deserve this!”
Congratulations on a well-deserved honor, Ms. Thompson. We feel so privileged to have you as a member of our faculty!
