 "Being a student at OSA, it’s very easy to notice that many people at this school identify as LBGTQIA+. However, just because the student body is so diverse doesn’t mean homophobia and transphobia are nonexistent. But how does the discreet homophobia here compare to other schools? What is the contrast between OSA and other schools when it comes to discrimination?" -- Alex Stullman, 6th grade
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 " Style is more than just clothing, it is a way for many teens to express who they are and who they want to be. It is a thing most teenagers can bond over. Nowhere is this more true than at OSA where students are already brought together by creativity and artistry. "  "For those of you that didn’t know, there is a new library coming to Oakland School for the Arts next fall, if not earlier. This is courtesy of middle school English and Social Studies teacher Amanda Farmer, along with the help of Assistant Principal Katy Zaugg, English Department Chair and teacher Laurice Guerin, Dean Anna Deroos, the SLU (Student Library Union), and Farmer’s daughter, Alice Farmer, who is a 7th grade Theater student." -- Isaiah kahn, 6th grade  "It looks like most OSA students won’t be bitter this Valentine’s Day. With 59.4% of respondents saying they might have plans with someone this February 14th" - Ava Rukavina, 9th grade  The surge of the Omicron variant has taken its toll on OSA students. This ARTICLE EXPLORES how the vocal shut down affected osa students. -- mackenzie luna, cb omand, 6th grade  Laurice Guerin has been teaching middle school English and History at Oakland School for the Arts for fourteen years. Now, she finally gets a teacher profile on The Telegraph and we’ll learn more about her love for teaching.  "Being a member of the NHS isn't an option for every student." - Daisha Williams, 11th Grade (edited by Zoe Jung, 10th Grade)  "But a question has always lingered in the back of my mind, haunting me like a ghost. 'Who is Jack?'”--Rosa Aurea, 10th grade |
