Oak Hill receives Four Awards from the American Scholastic Press
The American Scholastic Press Association has awarded Oak Hill Academy’s Reflections Literary Magazine FIRST PLACE in this prestigious competition for 2023 and our yearbook, Omnia, has been recognized as being awarded Second Place! This is only the second time Omnia has entered this contest. Both times were very successful for our yearbook, receiving two awards in two years.
Our school has also been selected as the MOST OUTSTANDING SCHOOL LITERARY MAGAZINE and the OUTSTANDING THEME AWARD.
The contest is judged through a variety of criteria; design, content, theme and editing. OHA competes with schools all over the country. Our Upper School students submit poetry and short stories as the school year progresses. Our Reflections staff and moderator, Mrs. Maureen Daly, works diligently on selecting the works to include each year. Our literary staff’s dedication to excellence is reflected with this recognition.
This is the 26th win for Oak Hill Academy, and the seventh year in a row that Reflections has been recognized nationally!
Similarly, our school’s yearbook, Omnia, is reviewed for content presentation, general page design, general photography, publication structure and creativity. This annual book represents the entire year of classes, clubs, sports and activities. Students are always amazed at their growth and experiences as they turn the pages. Our moderator, Mrs. Christine Cicero, works laboriously to include all aspects of our Oak Hill life. To chronicle our school year allows for reflection. This award showcases the values of Oak Hill Academy.
Oak Hill Academy’s commitment to excellence is evident in all academic disciplines. The Upper School’s English Department concentrates on all aspects of writing as students move through grades 5-8. The writing process involves poetry, prose, journaling, essay development, and creative narratives. The culminating writing project is the research paper, which teaches the students all phases of the formal writing process. Students are well-prepared for high school and beyond at OHA.
Congratulations to OHA’s Reflections adviser, Mrs. Maureen Daly, and Omnia adviser, Mrs. Christine Cicero (Oak Hill Academy, Class of 2000). Congratulations to the Upper School Staff and students for a job well done!
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