RegistrationOHHS Guidance Department
OHHS Guidance Center Mission The mission of the Oak Hills High School Guidance Center is to advocate for the unique needs of each individual student with the support of a dedicated team: the student, educators, parents, and the community. We provide academic, career, and personal counseling to facilitate students in the development and achievement of their educational and personal goals as they compete in a 21st Century marketplace. |
The online OHHS Guidance Center allows students and families to STAY CONNECTED to what is happening at Oak Hills. Resources are available to guide and support students’ academic and co-curricular experience, navigate post secondary plans, and develop students academically, socially, and emotionally into well-rounded young adults. |
OHHS Guidance Center StaffMrs. Fran Gilreath, Counselor Students: A-E Mrs. Jennifer Reissland, Counselor Ms. Nollis Wanninger, Counselor Ms. Stephanie Wheeler, Counselor Ms. Katie Hunter, Counselor Mrs. Jessica Sorociak, School Psychologist Mrs. Amy McNabb, School Psychologist |
Important Announcements
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PSEOP Opportunity
PSEOP is an opportunity to take courses on a college campus for high school and college credit. The program requires specific requirements and deadlines, which can be found in the following PowerPoint presentation. This information was given at the meeting that is required by the state for participation. If you missed the meeting and would still like to participate please contact your student's counselor to set up an appointment.
Advanced Placement Opportunities
Oak Hills High School strives to offer students choices and opportunities that will prepare them for their next steps after graduation. We have consistently offered rigorous curricular experiences that expose our students to quality instruction and college-aligned coursework. The Advanced Placement (AP) program, offered in 26 courses, is one such opportunity.
Beginning with the 2011-2012 school year, Oak Hills will no longer require students enrolled in AP courses to take the AP exam at the conclusion of the course. While the quality of the rigorous curriculum will remain the same, students will be given the option of taking the AP Exam in May. Students choosing to take the exam will be responsible for the $79 exam fee for each exam taken.
Oak Hills continues to support the Advanced Placement program and highly encourages students to consider taking the AP Exam in May. The exam opens incredible opportunities for students to earn college credits while still in high school. Research shows that high school students who choose to take an AP exam are more likely to graduate from college than students who do not, regardless of their AP exam score.
Each AP student must complete the Commitment to Take 2012 AP Exam form and return it to the Business Office at OHHS. Below you will find links to the documents.
- Advance Placement - Taking the Exam Presentation - Click Here for Powerpoint
- Advance Placement and the Cost of College - Click Here
- Advance Placement vs. Dual Enrollment and Non Advance Placement - Click Here
- Commitment to Take 2012 AP Exam – OHHS Copy
- Commitment to Take 2012 AP Exam – Parent Copy
- AP and the Cost of College: Download flyer here
- Pay on Line
College and Career Workshop Series
We will again be offering our Workshop Series for students and parents covering many topics in college, career, military, and technical opportunities. Please check out this brochure for dates, times, and information on the meetings offered.
High School Student Shadowing
In efforts to keep the academic focus on education, Oak Hills High School no longer allows middle school or grade school students to shadow Oak Hills students during the school day. Prospective Highlanders are invited to visit Oak Hills HS from 3:00-3:30pm daily. Please check in with the receptionist. Thanks for your interest in Oak Hills High School.