Athletics, NewsTaylor Emmons Scholarship Fund Keeps Knocking it out of the Park
Alex DiMare, Staff Writer
March 24, 2017
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Nicholas DiMare, Staff Writer
March 21, 2017
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Jazz Under the Stars adds More Musical Diversity
Christian Ramos, Staff Writer
A long held tradition of The Out-of-Door Academy is an annual performance called Jazz Under the Stars. Jazz Under the Stars is an event where members of the ODA community...
Sereena Feeney, Staff Writer
It’s time to give an assignment to our teachers. Here's the rub: how well they perform may make or break your chance of getting into your dream college. Will they pass...
Christian Ramos, Staff Writer
Dear Incoming New Teachers, We hope you are aware that you have some big shoes to fill as you become a member of the ODA faculty. Each academic department has its...
Hunter Bogumil, Staff Writer
It’s that dreadful time of the year again. Finals. Nobody likes finals because of the stress and demanding hours students must spend studying. Although easier said than...
Grace Dunn, Staff Writer
“I’m just staying in Florida over spring break. I’m still super excited though because I get to hang out with my friends and go to an Ariana Grande concert.” says...
Christian Ramos, Staff Writer
Imagine being able to create your own business before getting a driver’s license. In the past years, several students from ODA did just this using the growing online strategy...
Jack Malcolm, Freelance Writer
May 3, 2017
Understanding truth in government these days is far more complex than many people ever realized it would be. As stressed in my previous article, "The Importance of Informed Citizens," everyday Americans face challenges seeking the truth in politics. In the past year, I have found, while watching the news and reading various articles on political affairs, that consuming news from many sources was critical in my quest to becoming fully and accurately informed about the world. The difficulty was in figuring out which sources to add and who to trust. Fact-checking organizations played a key role in solving this issue for me. The 2016 election presented new challenges to citizens in pursuit...
The Student Struggles of Returning from Break
March 3, 2017
The Importance of Informed Citizens
February 21, 2017
Nick Saranczak, Staff Writer
May 17, 2017 • No Comments
This year's summer reading for ODA students is taking on a new dimension. Instead of reading texts assigned for specific classes, students have been invited to choose a book from a diverse list of texts curated by faculty and staff. "Returning students have committed to reading one of the texts... as their summer reading for this year's Upper School Book Club. A confirmation of their choice can be found in their school email. Students should commit to fully reading the book they selected. Incoming students should select one of the listed texts to read this summer and be prepared to join a book talk when school resumes," says the Book Club description on the book ordering site. At the start of school, faculty and students will discuss their selected texts to kick off the year. Click here to find your book and order it.
March 15, 2017
November 10, 2016
Bulletin Board (Week of October 10th)
October 13, 2016
Sereena Feeney, Staff Writer
Back to school early for fall athletes! Here are the schedules for upcoming sports: Swimming Head Coach: Michael Salmon “Swim is super fun. It’s a great way...
One of the greatest rivalries in sports history is coming to Miami this summer. The game is set in the International Champions League. The game is at Hard Rock Stadium, home of the Miami Dolphins. The date of the match is set to be July 29. Stephen Ross, owner of the Miami Dolphins, owns the International...
ODA Wins Taylor Emmons Memorial Tournament!
Sarasota- After three years of not advancing in their own tournament, the Taylor Emmons Memorial Tournament, ODA has finally done it. They not only won at their home field, they did so by beating their rival, Cardinal Mooney. A senior-heavy team mixed with just the right amount of youth gave the...
“The teachers will never crack. Purple monkey dishwasher,” Coach Tim Orlosky, on the topic of the Taylor Emmons Scholarship Foundation. Orlosky later admitted that this bizarre line came from the cartoon show, The Simpsons. But he never explained the irrelevance of his response to what I asked...
Final Season of the Year Springs into Action
The Boys Basketball team is winding up its season with championship games. Women's Soccer concluded with a narrow loss at regional finals. Winter sports is coming to a close ready for spring. The Thunder truly shine in the Spring as proven last year in all of the sports. The ODA Track and Field team...
