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Eco-Club- Ran by Tim Oberhelman, eco-club is derived from the Student Naturalist class, which has also gained quite a bit of popularity for those concerned about the environment. |
Eco-Club- Ran by Tim Oberhelman, eco-club is derived from the Student Naturalist class, which has also gained quite a bit of popularity for those concerned about the environment. |
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== Infamous Rivalry == |
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In 2007, a notably disturbing conflict between two students; Jake Mcleod and Glen Sager began over an unspecified religious subject. It is considered to be among one of the most intense non physical in school conflicts of all time. |
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Type | Public |
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Established | 1981 |
Principal | Phil Clark |
Location | , , |
Colors | Gold/Yellow and Royal Blue |
Mascot | Falcon |
Website | Olathe South |
General Information
Olathe South High School is the second oldest high school in Olathe, Kansas that is still in use. Started in 1981, Olathe South has expanded over the years to become a 6A school. Olathe South's official colors are blue and gold and its official mascot is the Falcon.
Clubs
S.A.S.H. (Students Achieving Social Harmony) is one available activity at Olathe South High School. Students are given semester issues dealing with anything from socioeconomics to religion. This year, the club has thus far decorated Childrens Mercy Kansas City as well as hosting a Toys for Tots fund raiser.
The Olathe South theater department puts on three plays, including one musical each year. In 2002, Olathe South became the first high school in the United States to perform Footloose. The musical for the 2006-2007 school year was Hello, Dolly.
Special Programs
PCA - Olathe South features a special program called Professional Careers Academy, or PCA. The PCA's goals are to teach students leadership skills and ethics and prepare students for life after high school. [1] The PCA also brings in guest speakers in a program called the "PCA Lecture Series". This has brought in such speakers as ethics professor Marianne Jennings and local judge Janice Russell. [2]
CaSE - This stands for Computer and Software Engineering, the second 21st century program to come to Olathe South. This program provides students with the computer programming skills they need for their future endeavors in the computer market.
Eco-Club- Ran by Tim Oberhelman, eco-club is derived from the Student Naturalist class, which has also gained quite a bit of popularity for those concerned about the environment.