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OHS Students Reach Out to Community Oakcrest High School students continue to reach out to the surrounding communities during the holiday season. The Social Studies Seminar class hosted a senior citizen luncheon recently in the school’s library in an effort to support local community members and to do something positive for the area. Students brought in the food to serve and planned the entire event. “The students were amazing. They really pulled together to make this event happen. I think it really went well,” said Christine Sanchez, seminar teacher. Students who participated agreed. “The best part of the whole day was when one lady stood up and expressed her thanks to us,” commented Nick Bliss, a senior. “It made me feel good inside.” For more information, contact:
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