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OHS STUDENTS EXPERIENCE Ninety Oakcrest High School students recently traveled to the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire in Mt. Hope, Pa. to experience the flavor of Renaissance history. Students in English, Media and Drama classes participated. During the trip, students visited shops, tasted food of the period, and attended a variety of shows, including a jousting tournament, music of Scotland, and Shakespearean plays. Students could also interact with actors at the Faire who greeted students as if they were entering a Renaissance village. Dianne Robbins, senior English teacher, organized the popular field trip this year. “Every year we look forward to taking our students to the Renaissance Faire,” she commented. “We study the Renaissance extensively in senior English classes so taking our students to Mt. Hope is beneficial and fun.” For more information, contact:
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