Snore-No-More Coffee Shop

The Snore-No-More Coffee Shop sells regular and flavored coffee, iced coffee,  hot tea and hot chocolate.   This School Based Enterprise provides a work environment where students in the autistic program at OFHS learn and develop vocational skills in a real-world setting.  There is the main coffee shop in the school cafeteria, as well as 3 satellite carts, that take our products to our customers.   The jobs our students learn encompass a wide variety of skills that we work on daily, including;  social interactions with peers and staff, learning the prep, set up, maintenance and cleanup of the work areas, problem solving, appropriate interactions when working with others/teamwork, customer service, money and measurement skills, restocking and proper use of supplies.  From this experience they gain self-confidence, stamina for work tasks, and learn to take pride in their work.

Students participate in Adolescents of Memory Dalí Docent Tour!

OFHS Freshman selected as finalist in Largo Library Short Story Compeition!

Brenna Garcia received an Honorable Mention certificate and fifty dollars for her story “On a Chilled Winter’s Day.”   It was one of eighteen stories chosen from among over 300 submitted from middle and high schools all over Pinellas County.

OFHS STUDENTS ENJOY RINGLING MUSEUM AND ASOLO THEATRE

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OFHS students visited the John and Mabel Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota.  They also toured the art conservation lab and the Ringlings’ art library.  Students from Mr. Stewart’s Literature the Arts and AP Art History classes had studied the art in the museum and were docents for the other students on the trip.  In the evening the students saw Clybourne Park, a play based on Lorraine Hansberry’s classic A Raisin in the Sun, which many of the students had read.

Osceola on CNN
Student News!

Three OFHS students were highlighted on the April 8th newscast of CNN Student News.

Pinellas Education Foundation's
Next Generation Entrepreneurs Program WINNER!

OFHS Student Joey Sleppy wins $10,000 to start his own business thanks to the Pinellas Education Foundation.