Owsley County High School

Owsley County High School is proud to celebrate Briana Glenn for achieving the Career Ready Postsecondary Readiness requirements!

This accomplishment represents hard work, dedication, and a commitment to building a successful future. Being Career Ready is an important milestone that helps prepare students for success in the workforce and opens doors to exciting career opportunities after high school!

Help us congratulate Briana on this outstanding achievement! We are so proud of you and look forward to seeing all the amazing things you will accomplish in the future!

Owsley County High School is proud to celebrate Brody Carmack for achieving the Career Ready Postsecondary Readiness requirements!

This accomplishment represents hard work, dedication, and a commitment to building a successful future. Being Career Ready is an important milestone that helps prepare students for success in the workforce and opens doors to exciting career opportunities after high school!

Help us congratulate Brody on this outstanding achievement! We are so proud of you and look forward to seeing all the amazing things you will accomplish in the future!

Red Ribbon Week reminds us of the importance of making healthy choices and living drug-free! Check out the flyers for OCES and OCMHS to see how each school will celebrate.

Students in Mr. Bobrowski’s class took on the role of investigative journalists. Through this lesson, students practiced being Effective Communicators by gathering evidence, organizing their findings, and clearly explaining the problems they uncovered. Just like investigative journalists, students learned how using facts and communicating information clearly can help others understand important issues and bring about change!

Owsley County High School is proud to celebrate Noah Shouse for achieving the College Ready Postsecondary Readiness requirements! 🎓

This accomplishment reflects hard work, dedication, and a commitment to future success. Being College Ready is an important milestone that opens doors to exciting opportunities beyond high school!

Help us congratulate Noah on this outstanding achievement! We are so proud of you and look forward to seeing all the great things you will accomplish!

Owsley County High School is proud to share this message from the 2027 Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation:
Congratulations to Kenzie Grubb for being named a @CokeScholars Semifinalist and representing our bottling territory with pride! Out of 113,000+ applications, only 1,227 students earned this national honor, and we’re excited to support their journey.
Through the #CokeScholars program, we help provide $20,000 college scholarships to young leaders who are making a difference in their communities. Discover more and see the full list at www.Cokeurl.com/2027SF.
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Congratulations, Kenzie!

More photos from today's Green Celebration at OCMHS!

OCMHS celebrated today with a rally, trivia, Green cupcakes and punch, karaoke, games and more. We are very proud of our OCMHS students and staff for our gains in accountability!

Students were recognized with certificates today for excellence on the spring KSAs, which helped our middle and high school achieve Green rating with KDE. Also, students who were "Distinguished" on KSAs received an extra trophy for math or science or a golden pen for excellence in Combined Writing!

We encourage all OCMHS students and staff to wear GREEN tomorrow as we celebrate our school accountability results for the 2025-26 school year! Let's celebrate!

Owsley County High School is proud to celebrate Irish Neace for achieving the College Ready Postsecondary Readiness requirements! 🎓

This accomplishment reflects hard work, dedication, and a commitment to future success. Being College Ready is an important milestone that opens doors to exciting opportunities beyond high school!

Help us congratulate Irish on this outstanding achievement! We are so proud of you and look forward to seeing all the great things you will accomplish!

OCHS FFA Officers and Gifted & Talented Students were honored to be a part of the Mayor Long Day of Service! This group of students stopped by the Senior Citizens Center for a visit today. While there, students served lunches and desserts, as well as visits with everyone who was in attendance. Ian Moore and Autumn McKelvey, who are both a part of FFA and Gifted & Talented, performed several songs for the crowd. Daniel Burns, Gifted & Talented Student, gave a wonderful speech on the importance of leadership and serving others, and Mayor Long’s impact on the City of Booneville and Owsley County. FFA Officers Sawyer Renfro, Tatelyn Thomas, and Chaya Hudson also spoke on what it meant to them to give back to the community and how they hope to carry on the legacy of Mayor Long’s service to others. A special thank you to the Owsley County Senior Citizens Center and City of Booneville for inviting our students to participate in this event! We are very proud of this group of talented leaders at OCHS!

In recognition of Mayor Charles Long Day, students in Mr. Bobrowski’s social studies classes explored Kentucky and local history through today’s lesson, “Mayor of a Lifetime.” Students shared reflections on the late Booneville mayor’s decades of service, his impact on our community, and the importance of local leadership in Kentucky’s history.

Mrs. Hisel's 11th grade reading students have been completing MyPerspectives Peer Group Learning Presentations based on the essential question: "What is a nation?"

Today in Mr. Bobrowski’s U.S. History classes, sophomores participated in an immersive Ellis Island activity. Each student was assigned an immigrant to portray as they experienced the challenges of passing through an immigration station at the turn of the 20th century. The activity helped students explore the essential question: “What was it like to be an immigrant to the United States around the turn of the 20th century?”

The Owsley County Lady Owls took to the course today for the first round of the KHSAA State Golf Tournament at StoneCrest Golf Course in Prestonsburg. Senior Kenzie Grubb closed out her Lady Owls golf career with a solid round, finishing tied for 47th in the field of 79 golfers. Kenzie recorded a birdie and narrowly missed matching her best tournament score. There is no better place to conclude a high school golf career than competing on the state stage, and we congratulate Kenzie on a memorable four years as a Lady Owl. Junior Harley Dooley finished 45th overall, recording six pars on her way to her best tournament score of the season. Harley gained valuable state tournament experience that she can carry with her into her senior season next year. Junior Kiley Taylor earned the first-alternate position for the tournament. Although she did not get an opportunity to enter the field, Kiley supported her teammates throughout the day and capped off a season of tremendous improvement. A great day to cap off another successful season for Lady Owls Golf. We are proud of this group and all they accomplished this year!

⛳️ Lady Owls Finish 3rd at Region 11 Tournament ⛳️ The Owsley County Lady Owls turned in a strong performance today at the Region 11 Golf Tournament in Jenkins, finishing 3rd overall and narrowly missing a second consecutive regional runner-up finish. Individual Finishes: • 8th — Kenzie Grubb • T-13 — Harley Dooley • 19th — Kiley Taylor • 24th — Lauren Gay Senior Kenzie Grubb earned medalist honors with her top-eight finish, securing a spot in the first round of the KHSAA State Golf Championship. Junior Harley Dooley also earned an individual qualifying spot, while junior Kiley Taylor finished as the first alternate. Sophomore Lauren Gay also turned in a solid round, finishing just a few strokes away from advancing. Kenzie and Harley will represent the Lady Owls in the first round of the state championship at StoneCrest Golf Course in Prestonsburg on Tuesday, September 29, with Kiley holding the first-alternate position. Congratulations to all four Lady Owls on a strong regional performance and an outstanding season! 🦉⛳

The Owsley County Owls competed in the KHSAA Region 11 Golf Tournament today at Raven Rock GC in Jenkins, finishing tied for 7th out of 15 teams. Raven Rock proved to be a challenging test for the field, with only one golfer out of 98 finishing under par and just one other golfer finishing at even par. Individual Finishes: • T-28 — Eelan Bobrowski-Hall • 30th — Jordan McCoy • T-35 — Lance Osborne • T-65 — Jarred Napier • T-67 — Bryston Bowling The Owls gained valuable experience throughout the season, continued to improve, and developed great camaraderie as a team. With no seniors on this year’s roster, the Owls will return an experienced group next season with high expectations and goals for the future. Thank you to Coach Randy Osborne and Assistant Coach Joe B. Hall for their time and commitment to our student-athletes throughout the season. Congratulations to the Owls on a great season!

Mrs. Hall's students have been building carbohydrate models during biology class--an excellent hands-on and collaborative learning experience.