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The student news site of Owatonna High School.

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The student news site of Owatonna High School.

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Valentina Contreras

Valentina Contreras, Writer

Valentina Contreras is a senior at OHS this year. This is her second year in Magnet and she has taken the role of Editor in Chief. Contreras is also involved in Link Crew, NHS, Key Club and DIG. When she is not at school you can find her hanging out with friends, walking her dog, listening to music and painting. Contreras is planning on going to college after high school to major in journalism and minoring in political science, she is excited to see what her senior year will bring.

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ISD 761 is looking for a new school board representative

ISD 761 is looking for a new school board representative

March 10, 2022
The Owatonna Public Schools district is looking for a new student representative to represent the student voice during school board meetings.

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The Addams Family show is opening on Thursday, Feb. 24 at 7 p.m.

Photo Gallery: The Addams Family

February 24, 2022
Fester (Tate Berkley) talks to the ancestors.

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Gomez (Jackson Hemann) and Morticia Addams (Julia Christenson) do the tango.

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Wednesday Addams (Ava Eitrheim) singing Pulled.

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Lurch (Xander Rhodes) speaking for the first time.

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The Addams family and the Beineke family.

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Morticia (Julia Christenson) and Alice (Alyssa McGinn) talk about secrets.

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All of the Addams family gathered around to play the game.

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Alice (Alyssa McGinn) after drinking the acrimonium.

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Wednesday (Ava Eitrheim) and Gomez Addams (Jackson Hemann) sitting together on a park bench.

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The Beineke family with Wednesday Addams.

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2022 Snow Week King and Queen candidates. Front Row: Elizabeth Wunderlich, Annika Wiese, Audrey Simon, Fardouza Farah and Lauren Thamert. Second Row: Max Guenther, Nolan Baker, Andrew Laatsch, Samuel Pfeiffer and Izaya Vazquez.

OHS Snow Week Top 5 announced

January 27, 2022
2022 Snow Week King candidates: Max Guenther, Nolan Baker, Andrew Laatsch, Samuel Pfieffer and Izaya Vazquez.

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2022 Snow Week Queen candidates: Elizabeth Wunderlich, Annika Wiese, Audrey Simon, Fardouza Farah and Lauren Thamert.

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OHS students and staff showcase their personalities through laptop stickers

OHS students and staff showcase their personalities through laptop stickers

January 20, 2022
Junior Aiden Engel displays the Robotics teams ThinkPad laptop, which is covered in stickers that represent the team.

[Photo] Junior Aiden Engel

January 20, 2022
Spanish teacher Ms. Nikki Snyder Roberts poses with her laptop that features stickers relating to her role as an educator.

[Photo] Spanish teacher Ms. Nikki Snyder Roberts

January 20, 2022
Senior Julia Christensons laptop shows her wide variety of interests and hobbies, including her small business.

[Photo] Senior Julia Christenson

January 20, 2022
Senior Dakota Kath reveals his love for movies and television with a colorful array of laptop stickers.

[Photo] Senior Dakota Kath

January 20, 2022
2022 Snow Week Top 13 Front Row: Parris Hovden, Lauren Thamert, Avery Ahrens, Taylor Schlauderaff, Elizabeth Wunderlich and Kya Dixon. Second Row: Zachary Nechanicky, Moriah Noeldner, Marlee Dutton, Sydney Hall, Annika Wiese, Holly Buytaert, Fardouza Farah and Audrey Simon. Third Row: Samuel Pfeiffer, Ryan Gregory, Nolan Baker, Andrew Laatsch, Izaya Vazquez and Ashton Hoffman. Top Row: Jacob Reinardy, Brock Routh and Yves (YJ) Eveillard. Not Pictured: Max Guenther, Thomas Hanson and Levi Kubicek

OHS Snow Week Top 13 announced

January 18, 2022
2022 Snow Week King candidates Front row: Zachary Nechanicky, Nolan Baker, Yves (YJ) Eveillard and Izaya Vazquez. Back row: Samuel Pfeiffer, Andrew Laatsch, Ryan Gregory, Brock Routh, Ashton Hoffman and Jacob Reinardy. Not Pictured: Max Guenther, Thomas Hanson and Levi Kubicek

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2022 Snow Week Top 13 Queen candidates Front Row: Parris Hovden, Lauren Thamert, Avery Ahrens, Taylor Schlauderaff, Elizabeth Wunderlich and Kya Dixon. Second Row: Moriah Noeldner, Marlee Dutton, Sydney Hall, Annika Wiese, Holly Buytaert, Fardouza Farah and Audrey Simon.

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ISD 761 re-implements universal mask mandate

ISD 761 re-implements universal mask mandate

January 11, 2022
TikToks sub-community BookTok helps readers get back into the habit of reading by being an open space to share interests in books

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OHS students get their backpacks checked by the main doors

Bag checks bring added security to OHS students

December 15, 2021
Owatonna High School will increase safety measures starting Monday, Dec 6

OHS increases safety measures

December 5, 2021
Looking into screen time statistics among Owatonna High School students

Scrolling for answers on screen time

November 19, 2021
Meet Mr. Noble and Ms. Grunklee, the new hall monitors at OHS

[Photo] Roam the halls of OHS

November 1, 2021
The testimony given by Ms. Frances Haugen on Oct. 5 has raised many questions surrounding the ethics of social media

[Photo] Facebook whistleblower sparks important discussions surrounding social media

October 8, 2021
2021-2022 OHS Student Council prepares the first pep fest in over a year

OHS holds its first pep fest in over a year

September 7, 2021
Owatonna Online gets approved by the Minnesota Department of Education

Owatonna Online gets approved by the Department of Education

April 19, 2021
The school board decided that students can return to the classroom four days a week starting March 30, 2021

6-12 returns to school four days a week on March 30

February 25, 2021
Owatonna Public Schools moves forward with planning an online school

Owatonna moves forward with online school plans

February 16, 2021
OHS and OMS will return to the Hybrid Model on Jan.11, 2021, to finish semester one

Hybrid Model set to start again on Jan. 11

January 8, 2021
On the evening of Nov. 23, Owatonna Public Schools announced they would be extending the distance learning model until January

School board extends distance learning until January

November 23, 2020
Many protocols have been put in place to keep OHS students save while participating in sports and activities

[Video] How COVID-19 has affected clubs and sports

November 13, 2020
Counselor Amy Lageson works with students whos last names are L-R

Ms. Lageson

October 9, 2020
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