by THOMAS HARMON The Sider Press recently interviewed the former CEO of The Walt Disney company, Robert Iger, during a video chat. Iger grew up in Oceanside and graduated from Oceanside High School in 1969. He shares his memories of OHS and how he became […]
by VIVIAN ROSE Oceanside High School’s Turkey Shoot Every November, Oceanside High School has an annual Turkey Shoot: an event in which students bring food to the school that will then be bagged for needy families during Thanksgiving. The school gives out a list of […]
by VIVIAN ROSE High school students aren’t usually interested in elections of any kind except for Presidential elections. I believe that this age range doesn’t have the knowledge of local elections specifically due to the fact that we cannot vote. Many seniors at OHS are […]
by VIVIAN ROSE Halloween Costume Contest 2021 The OHS Halloween Costume Contest isn’t just a bunch of Hocus Pocus. Every year, the costume contest takes place in the high school’s cafeteria, where students are judged on both individual and group costumes. The most creative costumes […]
By ALEXANDER CORREA & JENNIFER ARIELLE TURCIOS The 2020-2021 school year was unlike any other any of us have ever experienced before. Because of the COVID-19 Pandemic, our lives are different. We’ve all been affected in some way; some of us had friends and family […]
by VIVIAN ROSE For those of you that may not know, the CARE Club is an environmental awareness club dedicated to respecting the earth and educating others on the effects of man-made issues. The co-presidents of the club are Chris Long and Carlos Garcia. Other […]
by VIVIAN ROSE On the first day of autumn I was able to interview both Mr. Manning and Mr. Nussen about the money they raised from selling t-shirts at both the high school and 9/11 soccer game. Per my last article, there was a lot […]
by AMELIA DIMINICO High school students have many worries. Whether it be worrying about how to dress, what sports are “cooler” to play, or what we should do on a Friday night, I think we can all collectively agree that when it comes to school, […]
By Tyler Mahaffey, Safety on Skillman Avenue has been an issue for over two decades and this year is no different. There have been many accidents on Skillman Avenue and at its intersections, many of them involving students. With many school administrators and elected officials […]
by VIVIAN ROSE OHS — As a high school senior, I have been a part of many school events over the past four years; this year, however, proved to have a unique start unlike any other. The 20th anniversary of 9/11 fell on a Saturday […]
