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Student Newspaper Now Online

by Erin Heide | Thursday, October 6, 2011

In the past, the students in the mass media class have distributed a paper copy of the student "newspaper" to grades 9-12. Many of the media class members have found that photocopying pictures for their peers to look at is difficult and time-consuming. The pictures do not copy well, and most newspapers are in the garbage can or . . . read more

Homecoming Royalty 2011

by Heide Correspondent | September 28, 2011

Osmond Homecoming Royalty for 2011 is King Chris Schmit and Queen Leah Gubbels. Court attendants are Kortnie Eckstrom, Brooke Lewon, Kaysee Scott, Emily Schmit, James Stueckrath, Tyler Moes, and Seth Meyer. Crown bearers were Anna . . . read more

2011 Business Competition Day

April 4, 2011

WAYNE STATE COLLEGE ANNOUNCES 2011 BUSINESS COMPETITION DAY RESULTS Over 350 students from 30 area Nebraska high schools competed in the annual Business Competition Day at Wayne State College on Thursday, March 31. According to . . . read more

Consumer Class Volunteer Project 2009

November 19, 2009

The Consumer/Career Education class collected items for the Wesley Center Crisis Nursery. Children who are placed in the home are provided complete care away from a crisis situation. These situations could be caused by abuse or . . . read more

Graduation 2009

May 20, 2009

Graduation Day 2009! Senior Class Flower: Gerbera Daisy Senior Class Motto: Hakuna Matata Senior Class Colors: Orange, Black and White Seniors spoke about their experiences at Osmond Community . . . read more

Business Competition Day 2009

by Beth Manzer | May 18, 2009

Osmond students attending Wayne State Business Competition Day had a tremendous day. Their efforts earned them an 8th place as a team. Individually, they earned two 4th place, one 2nd place, and one first place ribbon. . . . read more

Consumer Class Volunteers

October 20, 2008

Recently, the Consumer class worked on a "Volunteerism" unit. Their assignment was to "volunteer" for something. The students thought it would be a good idea to involve the elementary students in their activities. So . . . read more