Attention Eagle Parents!

Please join us for the 2019 Parent Symposium

For details regarding this FREE event click on the link below

2019 Parent Symposium

Looking for information regarding upcoming AP tests?  Click on the link below:

Advanced Placement (AP)

Please take a moment to complete this survey if you are a parent of an English Learner at Olympian:  https://goo.gl/forms/MJiRRDjVMybKu6en2

Por favor tómese un momento para completar esta encuesta si es padre de un aprendiz de inglés en Olympian: https://goo.gl/forms/MJiRRDjVMybKu6en2

OHS Drama Department invites you to their latest production, Almost Maine.  February 1, 2, 8, & 9 at 6:30 pm in the MPR

Welcome back for the 2018-2019 school year. The first day of school for registered students is Monday, July 23^rd.

*The last day to request course changes or electives was Friday, June 1^st provided space availability and appropriate placement.

*Counselors will focus on resolving scheduling errors and balancing classes during the opening weeks. Students with mistakes or concerns in their schedules can see their counselors doing lunch. All students must address concerns in person during these times. Parents, please direct your students to follow the correct process and practice their self-advocacy skills.

*We are unable to honor requests for specific teachers, class periods, and other preferences. Counselors will work to balance class sizes to ensure productive learning environments and to meet teacher contractual limits. The addition or closure of classes may be necessary with changes in enrollment or staffing.

Please review the Eagle Eye Newsletter for other information regarding important events, SAT and ACT testing, and counseling services.

We look forward to another fantastic year at Olympian High School!

The OHS Counseling Team

In honor of Asian Pacific American Heritage month,  see one of our very own Eagles featured in the video below.

Asian Pacific American Heritage Nickelodeon Video

Parents, students, staff, and community members
are invited to attend a community event on Cyber
Education and Commercial Sexual
Exploitation of Children:

Tuesday, April 17, 2018 6:00-7:30 pm

Please see event flyer for more information.  SUHSD Community Event Flyer

Did you know that most kittens and puppies are born during the spring and summer months? Unfortunately, many are born in the shelters. The caring staff at the Chula Vista Humane Society wrap the newborns, their mothers, injured animals and post-surgery animals in blankets for warmth and comfort. After each use, towels and blankets must be sanitized and bleached and wear out quickly. If you have any unwanted towels or blankets, please consider donating them. There will be a donation box in the main office, room 608 and room 609. Donations will be accepted until May 25th.

OHS had the privilege of having Gene Baur speak to our seniors about his book Farm Sanctuary.  You can see the KPBS coverage of the visit here.

Google Visits Olympian High School!

On October 10, 2017, five Google employees came to Olympian High and spoke to 18 Girls Who Code members.  Carrie D’Ascoli introduced her team peers to the club:  Ariel Yin, Yanting Zhang, Michael Schwartz  and ​Blair Kutzman.  They introduced themselves and talked about their backgrounds as well as how they got started at Google.  One engineer asked the girls why they joined the Girls Who Code club.  One girl, said since she was a little girl she always wanted to work at Google.  She was fascinated at how innovative Google is.  Carrie also talked about “being googley”, which she defined as being honest, transparent, and accepting of others, always doing the right thing, and putting the user first.  The team offered to come back in the future to see the projects they are working on.