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Varsity Football · Sep 5 Football Game Spirit Days

Varsity football · aug 26 football vs langley.

Our first game of the season is on Thursday, August 29th @ Langley 7:00pm  SPECTATORS:  All spectators will enter the LHS stadium via the main entrance at the ticket booth.  Every spectator will be required to purchase a game ticket which will cost $7 for adults and $5 for students and we request that you

Multiple Teams · Aug 9 Fall Sports Save the Dates

Now that our fall team rosters are being finalize, parents and athletes  need to be aware of some quickly upcoming events: Tuesday, August 13th “Meet the Teams Parent Night”. This is an informational meeting for parents of Fall athletes at 6:00 in the gym where our Athletic Director and Athletic Trainer will go over some

Multiple Teams · May 22 Fall Sports Try-Outs

ALL ATHLETES SHOULD MEET IN THE CAFETERIA 15 MINUTES PRIOR TO TRYOUTS ON MONDAY TO GET A WRIST BAND. (except for Field Hockey – go straight to field 3) Fall Sport Try-outs begin for everyone on Monday, August 5th.  Except for Golf, which begins on July 31st.   Exact times and locations are below.  NO One

Multiple Teams · Apr 22 Letterman Jacket Fundraiser

Athletes – order a letterman jacket for your varsity letter and help support Oakton Crew!  Jackets can now be ordered on the Oakton Crew website link here.  Deadline for orders is May 31. Cost:  $315 (includes personalization of name, graduation year and letter sewn on).  No shipping – pick up only over the summer at Cassels in Chantilly.

Multiple Teams · Mar 11 Football Summer Camp

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Multiple Teams · Jan 2 Meet the new Football Coach

We are excited to welcome Brian Slay as the head coach for the Oakton Football program.  Coach Slay comes to us from McLean High School where he spent the past 2 seasons serving as offensive line coach (’22) and defensive coordinator (’23).  As the defensive coordinator, Coach Slay helped improve McLean’s defense from 37.7 ppg

Multiple Teams · Aug 9 Fall Sports Photos

Photos for our Fall Sports Teams will be held on Tuesday, August 15th in Oakton Hall.  Athletes should coordinate with  their Coaches regarding attire.  Team photos are required, individual photos are optional.  Timing is as follows: 12:00pm Varsity Field Hockey Dance 12:30 pm Boys Cross Country Girls Cross Country 1:30pm Football JV Freshman V Football

Multiple Teams · Aug 1 Fall Sports Parent/Athlete Kickoff Night 8/9

Congratulations to all our athletes who spent the past week trying out for fall sports.  Come join us on Wednesday, August 9th as we recognize our fall athletes! We will kick off with a general parent meeting in the Oakton Auditorium at 6:00pm.  Director of Student Services, Pat Full and Athletic Trainer, Paul Rupp will

Multiple Teams · Jun 13 FALL SPORT TRY OUTS BEGIN 7/31

Tryouts for Fall Sports begins on July 31st.  ALL athletes MUST have the following turned into our office BEFORE that date.  A VHSL sports physical filled out by a physician, signed by guardian AND athlete dated after May 1, 2023 VHSL-PPE-Form_ Forms can be scanned and emailed to our Athletic Trainer Paul Rupp [email protected]  or

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Every student will have a required summer assignment in English and Social Studies. Additionally, some courses in mathematics and science require a summer learning assignment. These assignments along with specific instructions on the assignments will be posted to the Walton website in May. Please consider these requirements when planning your course selection for the 2024-2025 school year.

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English Summer Reading:

9 th Grade English Literature and Composition (All levels – one book with assignment)

Between Shades of Gray  (Sepetys)

9 th Grade Literature Small Group (One required book with assignment)

Refugee (Gratz) 

10 th Grade English World Literature (One required book with assignment)

The Alchemist (Coelho)  

10 th Grade English Honors World Literature (One required book with assignment)

Life of Pi ( Martel)

10 th Grade English ISA Honors World Literature (One required book with assignment) 

Life of Pi ( Martel)   

10 th Grade World Literature Small Group (One required book with assignment)

Of Mice and Men (Steinbeck)  

10 th Grade AP Language and Composition (Two required books with assignment)

Thank You for Arguing (Heinrichs)

The Elements of Style (Strunk and White)   

11 th Grade English American Literature (Choice of ONE book with assignment)

Choose one:  Range (Epstein), David and Goliath (Gladwell), Grit (Duckworth), or Quiet (Cain)

11 th Grade English Honors American Literature (One required book with assignment)

Choose one:  Range (Epstein), David and Goliath (Gladwell), Grit (Duckworth), or Quiet (Cain)  

11 th Grade English LA Honors American Literature (Two required books)

How to Read Literature Like a Professor (Foster)

Choose one: Range (Epstein), David and Goliath (Gladwell), Grit (Duckworth), or Quiet (Cain)     

11 th Grade American Literature Small Group (One required book with assignment)

Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass (Douglass)   

11 th Grade AP Language and Composition/American Literature (Two required books with assignment)    

Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass (Douglass)   

*In addition to summer reading, all 12 th graders must complete the Post-Secondary Options Packet available on the “Information” page of the School Counseling website by the end of summer. 

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12 th Grade English British Literature (One required book) *

Buried Giant (Ishiguro) 

12 th Grade Dramatic Writing (one book and one movie required) *

The Martian (Weir – novel) and The Martian (film, 2015)  

12 th Grade English Honors British Literature (One required book with assignment) *

Buried Giant (Ishiguro)  

12 th Grade British Literature Small Group (One required book with assignment) *

The Hound of the Baskervilles (Doyle)

12 th Grade AP Literature and Composition (Two required books with assignment) *

Grendel  (Gardner)

Oryx and Crake (Atwood)  

12 th Grade ISA AP Literature and Composition (One required book with assignment) *

The Farming of Bones  (Danticat)  

Social Studies Summer Reading:

World Geography & AP Human Geography 

No Assigned Reading, Geography will complete level specific summer assignments. 

Economics, Honors Economics, & AP Microeconomics 

How an Economy Grows and Why it Crashes  (Schiff and Schiff)

Government 

The United States Constitution: A Graphic Adaptation (Hennessey)

Honors Government & AP Government

Nickel & Dimed (Ehrenreich)

U.S. History, Honors U.S. History & AP U.S. History

No Assigned Reading, US History will complete a summer assignment. 

World History

No Assigned Reading, World History will complete a summer assignment. 

Honors World History

A History of the World in Six Glasses (Introduction & Chapter 1-4 ONLY) (Standage)

AP World History 

The AP World History summer assignment consists of five tasks. All information can be found at the following website: 

AP World History Summer Assignment Tasks . You must be logged in to your Cobb County Microsoft account to access the site. If you have trouble accessing the site, please contact Dr. Ewalt ( [email protected] ) or Mrs. Bond ( [email protected] ); allow up to one week for a response. 

AP European History

Brunelleschi’s Dome: How a Renaissance Genius Reinvented Architecture (King)

Science Summer Assignment:

All students enrolled in AP Biology will have a summer assignment.  Students should contact Mr. Wolfe at [email protected] for access to the assignment.  Students should include their name, email address and section (Regular, STEM AMS, STEM BMS, or STEM Engineering) when contacting Mr. Wolfe.

Math Summer Assignment:

Rising 9th graders enrolled in Enhanced Geometry/Enhanced Advanced Algebra (this is the accelerated course) will have a summer packet to complete.  The packet will be available on the Mathematics Department page of the Walton website in May.

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MARCHING BAND

The Marching Cougars

The Marching Cougars' long hours, rigor of challenging music, and attention to detail consistently result in fantastic marching shows which are performed at all OHS home football games and weekend marching competitions in the local area.

Students are required to participate in the marching band if they are selected for the Symphonic Band ensemble.

Marching season begins at the end fo July with two weeks of Summer "Cougar Band Camp" at school where students learn the show for that year and ends with the VBODA State Marching Assessment (States) and the high school football season.

2024-25 MARCHING BAND INFORMATION AND SCHEDULES

After full preparation during Summer Band Camp, the Marching Band is ready for showtime in Fall. The Marching Band plays during the half-time shows and as the pep band in select football games and participates in area competitions—all these accumulate to the VBODA State Marching Assessment (States) in late October or early November. The schedule is below and subject to change. Consult the Downbeat for the latest information. ( The Downbeat is a weekly summary email for all things band. Sign up for the Downbeat Newsletter by texting BBOHS to 22828. )

GENERAL MARCHING BAND INFORMATION

Volunteer Signups

24-25 MB General Information Packet ( updated 4/28/2024 )

PDF of MB Meeting slides  ( updated 5/20/2024 )

Concert Uniform Ordering Info (DUE October 1)

PAYMENT LINKS

Pay for Marching Band Camp Activity Fee ($225) in your MySchoolBucks account . Due 7/29/24!

Pay for Marching Band Student Course Fee ($275) in your MySchoolBucks account. Due 8/31/24!

Download Key Dates 24-25 PDF ( updated April 28, 2024 ) ​

FOOTBALL HOME GAME SCHEDULE

September 13, 7pm: v. Woodson

September 20, 7pm: v. West Springfield

October 18, 7pm:  v. South Lakes

October 25, 7pm: AWAY v. Westfield

November 2, 7pm: v. Madison

November 8, 7pm: v. Chantilly

VOLUNTEER TO CHAPERONE GAMES

COMPETITION SCHEDULE

The Marching Cougars participate in weekly competitions to prepare for the VBODA State Marching Assessment (aka "States"). The competitions are always on Saturdays in the months of September and October and students should not plan any activities on competition days as departure and performance times vary from week to week. The detailed schedule is posted at the beginning of each week.

(Specific times to be announced, PLEASE save the ENTIRE day for these events until schedules are announced)

September 21st, Colgan HS

September 28th, Herndon HS

October 5th, TBD

October 19th,  Oakton Classic, HOST

October 26th, Massaponax High School; VBODA State Marching Band Assessment

VOLUNTEER TO CHAPERONE COMPETITIONS

Band Camp Schedule

$225 Band Camp Fee ( DUE 7/29 )

Pre-Game Meal Orders ( DUE 7/25 )

Donation and Volunteer Signups

24-25 MB Information Packet ( updated 4/28/2024 )

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Summer Assignments 2024

The purpose of summer assignments is to maintain academic skills, expose students to quality literature and promote lifelong reading, foster independent thinking and inquiry, and provide students with context for advanced topics. Article: 5 Tips for Completing AP Summer Homework

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WHS Summer Assignments

To start next year comfortably, please complete the assignment before school starts. Many of them will take some time so please look at them right away so you can plan ahead.   

The assignments are posted on the homepage of the high school library website . Here is a direct link to the assignments:

Summer Assignments 2020

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Summer assignments for ap courses are here.  , arts & music.

AP 2D Art- Media Arts  

AP 3D Art - Ceramics

AP Art History

AP Drawing / 2D / 3D 

AP Music Theory

Computer Science

Computer Science A

Computer Science Principles

English (inclu des seminar and research)

AP English Language and Composition

AP English Literature

AP Research

AP Calculus AB

AP Calculus BC

AP Pre-Calculus 

AP Statistics

AP Biology - No Assignment

AP Chemistry

AP Environmental Science - No Assignment

AP Physics 1 - No Assignment

AP Physics 2 - Review AP Physics 1 notes and be prepared for an assessment early in the course covering this content.

AP  Physics C - No Assignment

World Language

AP French - No Assignment

AP Spanish Language - No Assignment

S ocial Studies (includes psychology)

AP African American Studies - No Assignment

AP European History

AP Government

AP Human Geography - No Assignment

AP Microeconomics - No Assignment

AP Psychology - No Assignment

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Youth Summer Camp

When school is out, steam camp is in.

Every year, Oakton College welcomes young people between ages 8 and 14 for a summer of learning and fun. At our STEAM Camps, students explore science, technology, engineering, art and math through a number of engaging and interactive experiences. This youth college program offers classes in fields like coding, game design, app development, virtual reality and more!

Register Today for STEAM Camp!

More than just fun and games, our programs provide engaging and unique learning opportunities for students ages 8 to 14 (unless otherwise noted) on a college campus. Don’t miss out on these diverse, academic youth programs.

Attendees can have fun designing Minecraft characters and objects, learning to code in HTML and JavaScript, creating virtual worlds and expanding their knowledge of science and engineering.

“Each summer, Oakton offers innovative and unique learning programs for youth,” says Jesse Ivory, dean of Adult and Continuing Education/dean of the Skokie campus. “We are especially excited about the opportunity to offer so many interactive and fully online courses this year. Participants are sure to have a fun, yet academically engaging and virtual experience.”

STEAM Camp is offered by Oakton’s Alliance for Lifelong Learning (ALL).

Oakton Continuing Education 847.982.9888 Fax: 847.635.1448 [email protected]

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Skokie campus Room A120

Office Hours Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. Summer Office Hours Monday - Thursday: 8 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. The college is closed on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays during summer sessions.