Wildcat iNews 5/18/20
Summer Reading is looking a little different this year!
Graduation for the Class of 2020
Official Graduation Site
Graduation for the Class of 2020 will be aired on May 28, 2020 at 7:00 pm EST at this link:
The stream will remain available on this site for review, and the video file will be available for download after the event.
Simulcast on WCAT TV
Simulcast will be available by TV for local […]
Wildcat iNews 5/11/20
Celebrate the ORHS Graduates on May 26th - 3:10 - 3:40 Providence Road
Wildcat iNews 5/4/20
Graduation information
Wildcat iNews 4/27/20
Phase II - Digital Learning begins April 27th.
Southern Appalachian Science and Engineering Fair Sweep
Oak Ridge High School Students Anhaar Ajaz, Eric Armstrong, Justin Blanchard, Andrew Brady, Jake Cheney, Melody Guo, Jessica Jacyno, Jina Jiang, Edward Moran, Ashlyn Riikola, Logan Roeling, Veda Seay, Peter Wildgruber and George Wang all competed at the 69th Southern Appalachian Science and Engineering Fair (SASEF) hosted by the University of Tennessee. SASEF was held […]
ORHS NJROTC Distinguished Unit Award
The Oak Ridge High School NJROTC has earned the Area 9 Distinguished Unit Award. This award is given to exceptional Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps units from their respective Area Managers. Units must set and accomplish goals for the year to attain this award. The award is the second highest commendation in NJROTC […]
Oak Ridge High School Phase Two Plan
Oak Ridge High School Phase Two Plan
(April 27-May 22)
We here at Oak Ridge High School are deeply saddened that our students will not be returning to our building this school year due to the current health crisis facing our nation. We have been providing all students with extended learning activities through Canvas as part […]
Wildcat iNews 4/20/20
Phase II - Digital learning begins April 27th.
Update About School Closure
Hello, this is Dr. Bruce Borchers, Superintendent of the Oak Ridge Schools.
As you most likely know, yesterday, Governor Lee announced that he is recommending all Tennessee K-12 schools remain closed through the remainder of the school year in order to help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus and ensure the health and safety of all Tennesseans. The Oak Ridge Schools […]