Oakmont hosts eighth-grade tours and club fair

Thursday, January 11th was a busy day for Oakmont Regional High School

McKinley Chabot, Editor • January 17, 2024

During B-block on Thursday, January 11th, Oakmont Regional High School welcomed eighth grade students from Overlook Middle School, giving them tours of the building and hosting a club fair to encourage involvement. Eighth grade students were walked around the school by high school tour guides, and went to numerous stops. At these stops, student “experts” would talk about the location and its importance. The tours were run by the Student Advisory Council (SAC), and members of Student Council and Peer Leaders also helped out.

Eighth graders learn about four corners!

Student Council member Travis Rusak talks to eighth graders

The club fair was held in the hallway by the auditorium and cafeteria. Representatives from each club set up a small table, with a poster or something engaging on it. When students approached the table, the representatives would explain how their club works.

Izzy Wandless and Conrad Lewis represent Model UN!

Student Council President Gabby Romano writes on her board!

Overall, the club fair and tours were successful at Oakmont. The school can’t wait until the Class of 2028 walks the halls every day!

About the Contributor

McKinley Chabot, Editor

McKinley Chabot is a member of the Class of 2024, and is serving as an editor for The Oakmonitor this year. She has been involved with the paper for four years now. Here at Oakmont, McKinley takes part in OTV, SADD and The Forum. She is also a captain of the Cross Country and Outdoor Track teams, and Vice President of the National Honor Society. In her free time, McKinley enjoys hiking, skiing, riding horses, hanging out with friends, and, of course, writing. McKinley has been recognized for several of her pieces. She won a Silver Key for two of her articles, the FSU writing contest, and the state-wide MIAA Essay contest on Sportsmanship.