Ola High School

The best people to tell the story of Ola High School are the people who live it every day.

Whether you are a student, parent, graduate, staff member, or community supporter, your perspective matters. Please take a couple minutes to complete the linked survey. Help us identify what makes OHS unique and what it means to be a Mustang.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/OlaHS

We recognized all the “Originals” who have been at Ola High School for all 20 years the school has been opened! Thank you for all the years of dedication to OHS!!

Ola High School would like to congratulate Marjorie Reardanz for being selected as our 2026 ESPY recipient. We truly appreciate all that you do for Ola High School. You truly go above and beyond!

Ola High School is so lucky to have CHOA Trainer Kevin Sullivan as our Athletic Trainer. Parents of student-athletes, please be sure to look over the article linked below to be aware if when to treat at home and when to go see a doctor.

https://www.choa.org/parent-resources/sports-medicine/treating-minor-sports-injuries

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Our student-athletes had a great night at the HCS Athletic Awards Ceremony!

Wow, our Mustangs really represented our school and community well tonight at the HCS Athletic Awards Night Ceremony. We had a number of outstanding nominees - all of whom were incredibly deserving. Our winners tonight included: Kyleigh Gutierrez - HCS Female Cross Country Athlete of the Year, Jamari Jackson - Exceptional Flag Football Athlete of the Year, Jeremy Reagin and AJ Baxter - Positive Athlete, Lyla Leonard - HCS Girls Lacrosse Player of the Year, Colten Gardner - HCS Boys Lacrosse Player of the Year, Beckham Mahaffey - HCs Boys Soccer Player of the Year, Tucker Robinson - HCS Male Golfer of the Year, Xander Dossett/Tye Daniel/Gabe Easey - HCS Wrestlers of the year, and Meredith Wesley - HCS Gymnast of the Year!

More positive news for OHS! Progress over multiple years is atttributed to the consistency in our incredible staff and the hard and work and determination of our students.

A total of 26 HCS schools were recognized as “Beating the Odds” by the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement for having higher CCRPI scores than demographically similar schools across Georgia. Ola High School was also one of only five high schools in the state to receive the Greatest Gains Platinum Award for being in the 99th percentile statewide based on the last three years of CCRPI Progress scores. We are of these students, teachers, staff, and families for their exceptional achievements!
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