❤️SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE — LET’S SHOW UP FOR LOGAN ELEMENTARY!🖤
Logan Elementary recently experienced a devastating fire and lost everything. While the loss is heartbreaking, one thing hasn’t changed — the strength of a state that takes care of its own. 💙💛
Oak Hill High School students and staff are coming together to help Logan rebuild, restock, and return to learning with the supplies they need. From March 2nd–March 6th, we’ll be collecting school supplies during first period.
Every pencil, notebook, and box of crayons makes a difference. Small donations add up to BIG support — and together, we can help bring comfort, stability, and smiles back to Logan Elementary classrooms.
Let’s turn compassion into action and show them what Red Devil kindness looks like. ❤️🖤
It's REGIONALS DAY! Good luck to our Lady Red Devils as they face off against the Lady Warriors tonight. Go get 'em, girls! ❤️🏀🖤 #onreddevils
Throughout February, students and teachers worked hard to decorate classroom doors in celebration of Black History Month, honoring influential leaders, artists, innovators, and moments that shaped history and continue to inspire us today. Each door reflected creativity, research, and respect — making it nearly impossible to choose favorites!
Today, students selected the doors they loved most, but truly every display was meaningful and deserving of recognition. We are proud of the thought, effort, and heart our school community put into celebrating Black history and the lasting impact it has on our world.
At OHHS, we believe learning about Black history is not just for one month — it’s something we value, appreciate, and carry forward every day. Thank you to everyone who helped make our hallways a place of learning, reflection, and celebration! 💚❤️💛
Today, students selected the doors they loved most, but truly every display was meaningful and deserving of recognition. We are proud of the thought, effort, and heart our school community put into celebrating Black history and the lasting impact it has on our world.
At OHHS, we believe learning about Black history is not just for one month — it’s something we value, appreciate, and carry forward every day. Thank you to everyone who helped make our hallways a place of learning, reflection, and celebration! 💚❤️💛
Good luck to Boys Basketball as they travel to face Greenbrier East tonight! ❤️🏀🖤
Softball tryouts will be on Monday, March 2! 🥎
Boys Basketball is on the road to take on George Washington this evening! ❤️🏀🖤
Congratulations to senior James Ludwig for his athletic signing commitment to Morehead State University to play football, and to senior Lucas Treadway for his athletic signing commitment to Salem University to play soccer! ❤️🖤 #oakstrong #onreddevils
Amazing senior ✨Clayton Wood✨ is our spotlight on this #WonderfulWednesday!
Clayton Wood, a proud senior at Oak Hill High School, is preparing to shift gears into an exciting future built on hard work, determination, and a passion for all things automotive. As the youngest of five siblings, Clayton has grown up surrounded by strong family values that have shaped his work ethic and easygoing personality. Known for his willingness to lend a hand and his down-to-earth nature, he brings a steady sense of reliability and positivity to both the classroom and the garage. Whether collaborating with classmates or tackling new challenges, Clayton approaches every opportunity with patience, focus, and a drive to keep learning.
In addition to his studies at OHHS, Clayton is enrolled in the Automotive Technology program at Fayette Institute of Technology, where he has developed hands-on skills and real-world experience working on vehicles. His passion for mechanics shines through as he learns the ins and outs of engines, diagnostics, and repair techniques. Outside of school, Clayton enjoys spending his time working on vehicles whenever he gets the chance, constantly expanding his knowledge and sharpening his abilities. When he’s not under the hood of a car, you can often find him relaxing outdoors, fishing and enjoying the quiet moments that come with being near the water.
After graduation, Clayton plans to continue pursuing his passion by attending BridgeValley Community and Technical College this fall, where he will study diesel mechanics. With his strong foundation in automotive technology and his commitment to mastering his craft, Clayton is well on his way to building a successful career in the skilled trades. His dedication, practical skills, and determination to follow his interests make him a great example of a student turning passion into purpose. The future looks bright for Clayton as he accelerates toward new opportunities and continued success! ❤️🖤
Clayton Wood, a proud senior at Oak Hill High School, is preparing to shift gears into an exciting future built on hard work, determination, and a passion for all things automotive. As the youngest of five siblings, Clayton has grown up surrounded by strong family values that have shaped his work ethic and easygoing personality. Known for his willingness to lend a hand and his down-to-earth nature, he brings a steady sense of reliability and positivity to both the classroom and the garage. Whether collaborating with classmates or tackling new challenges, Clayton approaches every opportunity with patience, focus, and a drive to keep learning.
In addition to his studies at OHHS, Clayton is enrolled in the Automotive Technology program at Fayette Institute of Technology, where he has developed hands-on skills and real-world experience working on vehicles. His passion for mechanics shines through as he learns the ins and outs of engines, diagnostics, and repair techniques. Outside of school, Clayton enjoys spending his time working on vehicles whenever he gets the chance, constantly expanding his knowledge and sharpening his abilities. When he’s not under the hood of a car, you can often find him relaxing outdoors, fishing and enjoying the quiet moments that come with being near the water.
After graduation, Clayton plans to continue pursuing his passion by attending BridgeValley Community and Technical College this fall, where he will study diesel mechanics. With his strong foundation in automotive technology and his commitment to mastering his craft, Clayton is well on his way to building a successful career in the skilled trades. His dedication, practical skills, and determination to follow his interests make him a great example of a student turning passion into purpose. The future looks bright for Clayton as he accelerates toward new opportunities and continued success! ❤️🖤
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Good luck to our Red Devils as they travel to face Hurricane this evening! ❤🏀🖤
Congratulations to this week's Red Devil Athletes of the Week: sophomore Braley Hopkins and freshman Craven Austin! ❤️🖤
Good luck to our Lady Red Devil Wrestlers as they head to Parkersburg for Regional competition today! ❤🖤
Good luck to our wrestlers as they compete in Regionals at Woodrow Wilson High School today! ❤️🖤 #onreddevils
Good luck to our Boys Basketball team as they travel to Liberty this evening! ❤️🏀🖤
Come out this evening and support the Lady Red Devils in their last regular-season home game! 🩷🏀🖤
Cheer on our boys tonight at home as they take on Pikeview, and join us at halftime as we crown Mr. and Miss Red Devil! 👑❤️🏀🖤
Good luck to our Lady Red Devils as they travel to George Washington this evening! ❤️🏀🖤
We love celebrating our seniors, and this #WonderfulWednesday, we're excited to shine the spotlight on the amazing ✨Adrianna Davis!✨
Adrianna Davis is a creative and compassionate member of the senior class whose passions reflect both her artistic side and her caring heart. She enjoys scrapbooking and crafting, loves learning about first aid, and has a deep appreciation for music — especially attending concerts whenever she can. At home, Adrianna shares her life with several pets, but her favorite companion is her fur brother, Dobby.
After graduation, Adrianna plans to begin working as a pharmacy technician while attending nursing school, continuing her journey toward a career dedicated to helping others. She credits her best friend, Gavin Taylor, as someone who has supported her along the way.
Her English teacher, Mandy Higg, describes her best:
“She is ‘Mother Hubbard’ personified — always making sure those she holds close have what they need to succeed and would give her best, sharpest pencil if they needed it.”
With her generosity, kindness, and determination, Adrianna is sure to make a meaningful impact wherever her future takes her. Congratulations, Adrianna!
It's 🎓SENIOR NIGHT!🎓 Join us in the Jim Lilly Center this evening as the Red Devils take on the Princeton Tigers, and we honor seniors Brent Conley, Tom Jones, Ivan Perdue, Amya Grasty, and Zasha Woodson between games! ❤️🏀🖤#onreddevils
Congratulations to this week's Red Devil Athletes of the Week: senior Ali Williams, juniors Natalie Craddock, Holly Jones, and Caleb Compton, and freshman Kai Hurley! ❤️🖤
