Emotions ran high as OHS concluded the weeklong spirit competition between the classes with an assembly packed with games. The senior class came out on top with the sophomore class trailing behind in second, the freshmen taking third, and the juniors placing last.
Artists from each class at OHS did a fantastic job constructing their class wall in preparation for tonight's events. Come support the freshman and sophomore classes at the community dinner tonight at 5:30 and stay for the coronation and pep rally that will follow.








The Homecoming Parade has officially been rescheduled for Friday, October 2nd at 4:30 p.m.
Parade entries may begin lining up in the OHS parking lot at 3:45 p.m.
The parade route will be the same as in past years:
- Travel down 11th Avenue
- Turn left onto 8th Street
- Continue down 12th Avenue
- Return to Orion High School
We look forward to seeing everyone out for the Homecoming Parade!
Parade entries may begin lining up in the OHS parking lot at 3:45 p.m.
The parade route will be the same as in past years:
- Travel down 11th Avenue
- Turn left onto 8th Street
- Continue down 12th Avenue
- Return to Orion High School
We look forward to seeing everyone out for the Homecoming Parade!

Congratulations to the OHS Boys Cross Country team as they placed 3rd at the TRAC Conference Meet held at Saukie Golf Course in Rock Island! All-Conference honors were
Carter 10th place - 17:37
Noah 11th place- 17:42
Connor 13th place- 17:54


OHS Student Council Spotlight


Homecoming Parade Rain Date Plan - If the homecoming parade would be postponed due to rain, the makeup date will be Friday, October 2nd at 4:30pm.

Who wants to make dinner on a rainy, busy night? No one!
The Freshman and Sophomore classes have you covered--for Thursday night at least.
Rain or shine, parade difficulties or not, come into the Commons before the pep assembly and enjoy burgers, hot dogs, cheesy potatoes, and more, all while raising money for the graduating classes of 2029 and 2030. (We can't believe those are real graduation years approaching, either.)
Dinner starts at 5:30! We'll 'c' you there!
The Freshman and Sophomore classes have you covered--for Thursday night at least.
Rain or shine, parade difficulties or not, come into the Commons before the pep assembly and enjoy burgers, hot dogs, cheesy potatoes, and more, all while raising money for the graduating classes of 2029 and 2030. (We can't believe those are real graduation years approaching, either.)
Dinner starts at 5:30! We'll 'c' you there!

Homecoming has arrived! Here is the full schedule of events for this week. We are very aware that Mother Nature is ready to supply us with plenty of water for our Under the C Homecoming theme. Later today we will be sending out a backup plan for the parade if we would need to postpone.

Congratulations to Ian who was named the Auto Body Student of the Quarter at the Area Career Center. This recognition highlights students who consistently demonstrate dedication, responsibility, and a strong commitment to learning. Throughout the quarter, Ian has shown exceptional growth, positive leadership, and a genuine enthusiasm for his work. Congrats Ian!

Homecoming week under the "C" is officially underway at OHS! Staff met students at the entrance this morning to start the week off with some smiles and fun.
Congrats to the OHS Marching Band who competed in the Maple Leaf Classic Marching Showcase in Geneseo today. They received awards for Best Color Guard and 2nd place overall!

Congratulations to this year's homecoming court:
Freshmen Mallory Seabloom and Myles Porumb, Sophomores Brinley Fisher and Max Hessler, and Juniors Evelyn Wilbur and Dylan Nelson.
Senior candidates for king and queen include Sadie Appel, Abby Downing, Gracie Pokrajac, Mason Laleman, Spencer Holst, and Kaden Cirks.
Coronation will take place on Thursday, October 1 at the community pep rally following the parade and dinner.
Freshmen Mallory Seabloom and Myles Porumb, Sophomores Brinley Fisher and Max Hessler, and Juniors Evelyn Wilbur and Dylan Nelson.
Senior candidates for king and queen include Sadie Appel, Abby Downing, Gracie Pokrajac, Mason Laleman, Spencer Holst, and Kaden Cirks.
Coronation will take place on Thursday, October 1 at the community pep rally following the parade and dinner.


Congratulations to Sadie, our September student of the month. Sadie was selected by the faculty and staff of Orion High School due to her leadership, responsibility within the classroom and willingness to learn. Take some time and get to know this outstanding student.


A little bit of rain didn't stop these guys from a good day on the course yesterday at the TRAC Conference meet at Emerald Hills, placing 3rd over all! Great job guys and keep it rolling as we head into Regionals next week!

A HUGE shout-out to Camp Creek Farm and Orchard in Lynn Center!
Camp Creek was kind enough to donate apples to the OHS Student Council’s fundraiser for the Student Hinger Drive! With their assistance OHS Student Council raised over $700! Thank you to those who supported our apple nacho sales at the football game!




Fun day at OHS as our F/S Volleyball team hosted their in season tournament. The girls played well and brought home some hardware as they placed 2nd today!

Get ready to celebrate OHS Homecoming Week, September 28th-October 2nd! Any groups wanting to participate in the Homecoming Parade should submit entries by September 29th. This years homecoming theme is, "Under the C!"


This fall, we will be featuring the leaders of the OHS Student Council. Our first feature is this year's president Carlee DeLoose.


Internet and phone lines are currently down for the school district.

The OHS Girls Golf team hosted this year's TRAC Conference tournament out at Valley View today! Congratulations to the entire team for placing 1st and bringing home a Conference Championship! Big congratulations to Evelyn Wilbur for winning a playoff round and placing 1st as an individual! All 6 girls placed in the top 20 and will receive All-Conference honors! Great day for the Chargers!


