The Current, Ossining High School’s Student Newspaper
• March 14, 2016
With all of the basketball championships and theatre productions going on around this busy end-of-winter season, it's at times easy to forget the many academic accomplishments that our students here...
With midterms almost upon us, there is a last minute scurry to study and score as much as possible. Midterms are just a test and by following review plans and test taking techniques, it’s as easy to...
This month we have Jen Meikle, a well-rounded artist who has received experience as a painter, drawer, and sculptor through the school and during her free time. Her artwork, as shown throughout the school,...
Ossining High School is one of the many public schools in Westchester that provides a handful of diverse sports and opportunities for their students to become active, make new friends, and enjoy their...
Somari Davis, Opinion’s Editor
• December 17, 2015
Every school year no matter what holiday break or extended weekend, students receive homework. Whether it is in math, science, or English class there is always homework. But, the matter in question is...
Hannah Purdy, Editorial Assistant
• October 22, 2014
It has been two full months since the start of school, and student-life is in full swing. However, there has been a concerning absence of one of OHS students’ favorite traditions- the bake sale. In...
As senior and star athlete Gabby Hagerman begins to wrap up her last soccer season at Ossining High School, we were able to catch up with her and have her shed some light on the difficulties involved with...
It’s that time of the school year already. The fall play has arrived! This year at Ossining High School, the production chosen was The Love of Three Oranges, written by Hillary DePiano. After sitting...
Our generation is living in a post-9/11 world. We are accustom to heightened security all around us; the reality of a TSA pat down, the idea that large government agencies can track our every move on...
On December 11th, 2013, a new club was initiated. The Teenage Republicans Club attracted 25 students to its first meeting. The Current got to sit down with Aaron Spring, the chairman and founder of the...
