Upcoming Events
| Date | Time | Event | Location | |
| 2/6 | TBD | Knights Out | OBHS | |
| 3/7-3/12 | N/A | Disney Trip | Disney World | |
| 3/19-3/21 | TBD | Spring Musical | Main Auditorium | |
| 5/21 | TBD | Junior Prom | OBHS | |
| 5/29 | TBD | Senior Prom | TBD | |
| 6/19 | All Day | Last Day of School | OBHS |
A cheerful holiday concert
On December 10, the OBHS Choir donned their holiday attire and formal wear for their annual Winter Concert. Family and friends celebrated this holiday season together by listening to some jolly performances.
Have you heard the “Rumors”?
The drama department will premiere the annual fall comedy, “Rumors,” on November 20. The cast and crew have worked extensively to produce an outstanding show.
Knights Fall for Homecoming
Seniors and juniors danced the night away at Homecoming on October 9. The event had the main cafeteria filled with students celebrating their return to school through music, dance, and their best attire.
All out for Pink Out
On October 3, students and staff came together to attend the biggest event of the season, Pink Out. Various clubs and classes held fundraisers to help support the cause and the scholarship fund.
All aboard, seniors!
On September 15, 440 seniors dressed to the highest degree made their way to the Dinner Cruise. The cruise allowed seniors to take in the sights of the New York City skyline while enjoying the luxuries of the ship.
“Spike”-tacular volleyball showdown
The annual volleyball tournament filled the gymnasium with over 200 students eager to find out who would be named 2025 Volleyball Tournament Champions.
Seniors take over Disney
From March 2 to March 7, 323 students and 31 faculty members spent six days in Orlando, Florida, exploring all the great attractions that Walt Disney World and Universal Studios had to offer.
Come to 42nd Street
At 7pm on March 20, March 21, and March 22, the Drama Department will present the musical, 42nd Street. The production features 42 cast members, with students from all grades coming together to put on an amazing show.
Students dunk on faculty
On January 27, the Black Student Union hosted the first Faculty vs. Student basketball tournament. Students gathered in the gym to watch this tournament and see how the teachers performed.
An exciting Knight Out
The Student Senate hosted Knights Out, an event where students and faculty gathered together for a night full of fun, on February 7.
Students showcase a variety of talent
On January 22, Junior Class of 2026 hosted the Variety Show. The 14 acts included bands, songs, dances, and spoken word performances.
Pep rally defies gravity
Students and staff members participated in the annual winter pep rally to kick off winter break. Rapper Zay the Profit, the Cheer Team, Afrobeats, teachers, the Dance Team, FOR3V3R, the Indian Dance Team, and the Slaying Steppers put on performances.
Audience amazed at winter concert
On December 19, the band performed the winter concert. Students from Percussion Ensemble, Jazz Band, Orchestra, Symphonic Band, and Wind Ensemble showcased their talent and hard work.
Holiday Harmonies
On December 12, the Choir held their annual Winter Concert. The featured holiday carols spread holiday cheer and showcased diverse vocal talent.
Seniors enjoy pre-Thanksgiving fun
On November 27, during the half-day before Thanksgiving, the administrators hosted an assembly for the senior class. The students watched a concert and competed against each other in games.
“Don’t Dress” for the Fall Comedy
The annual fall comedy, hosted by the drama department in the auditorium, officially debuts on November 21. This production, Don’t Dress for Dinner, features an abundance of chaos and twists guaranteed to spark laughter.
Movie Night conjures Halloween spirit
On October 29, the Student Senate hosted the third annual Halloween Movie Night at Lombardi Field. Approximately 500 students bought tickets for The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It to celebrate the upcoming holiday.
Game day goes pink
Students and staff came together on October 18 to increase awareness of breast cancer and hold various fundraisers throughout the school day and into the night.
Seniors dine under the stars
On September 30, students from the class of 2025 boarded the Spirit of New York ship for the annual Senior Dinner Cruise. A total of 420 students attended and had a fantastic night alongside their peers as they dined, danced, and sailed through the Hudson River.
Homecoming in Neverland
Isabella Ong and Adrian Torres walk down the decorated hallway towards the cafeteria.
Students make musical memories
Roland Dillon sings “Alas for You” at the Drama Department’s annual Cabaret event.
School spirit in sync
Ellis Davies adjusts a camera after the run-though and before the actual filming.
Juniors and seniors tie in BOTC
Juniors Dean Hoffman, Anthony Aversano, Nathan Sorensen, Gabriel Aguiar, Haylee Blackman, Catherine O’Leary, Morgan Nelson, and Taylor Bentley charge through the paper banner.
Roaring into Junior Prom
Emily Korona and Cathryn Hankenson take a break from the party atmosphere.
Making memories by the beach
Bridget Lutz and Matthew Graca walk towards their table in the main ball room.
Disney dazzles seniors
Angeleah Bloodworth and Kailey Siegel show off their Disney spirit by wearing Minnie Mouse ears.
The Music Man comes to OB
Alexandra Nardone and Antonio Morales hold up Camryn Burniston as Julianna LaBarbera, Jamie Rowan, and the other dancers pose behind them.
A fun Knight Out
Junior Noah Balbuena shifts his weight to balance on the mechanical bull in the main gym.
Students share skills at Talent Show
Camryn Smith strums her ukulele as she sings “Stick Season” by Noah Kahan.
Choir brings holiday cheer
Isabella Monaco sings a solo in the Freshman Choir, on the song “All I Want For Christmas.”
Students and teachers get in step at Winter Pep Rally
Senior Chelsea Duah creates a hearts shape with her hands as she leads the teachers in the dance.
Performing with holiday spirit
Junior Hailey Hui, one of two cellists in the Orchestra, rehearses for the concert.
Fall Comedy “delivers” laughs
Linda Swan, played by Alexandra Nardone, lectures her husband, Eric Swan, played by Camryn Burniston, on the importance of not missing their train.
Painting the silver bleachers pink
Junior Hailey Hui sells sunglasses, bead necklaces, bracelets, and boomsticks during the lunch periods.
Seniors sail the night away
Annabella Filocamo, Liliana Rubiera, and Makenzie Dunleavy hit the dance floor for the Cha Cha Slide.
A Knight in the Galaxy
Gabriella Dettloff, Kyle Hughes, and Christian Cavanagh talk during the Homecoming dance.
Knight Life 