Titan Families,
At Olympia High School, our mission is to ensure high levels of learning for all students through strong instruction, meaningful relationships, and a culture built on pride and respect. We have several opportunities to celebrate the exceptional work our students are doing across our campus both in and out of the classroom.
Our AP Physics students continue to engage in rigorous, hands-on learning that strengthens problem solving skills and deepens understanding, and our math students shine brightly at competition showing their abilities in advanced problem solving and teamwork.
Our DECA chapter continues to demonstrate leadership, professionalism, and innovation. These students represent the strength of our Career and Technical Education programs and the opportunities our school provides for students to develop real world skills. While our Speech and Debate Team continues to excel through articulate communication, critical thinking, and a strong commitment to competition and growth. They represent Olympia with maturity and confidence, and we are proud of their success.
We are also proud to honor our senior athletes during soccer and basketball senior nights. These students have shown commitment, resilience, and sportsmanship throughout their time as Titans. Their leadership has contributed greatly to our school culture, and we enjoyed celebrating them and their families. We are equally proud of our Cheer Team who completed their own competitive season. Their energy, leadership, and pride play an important role in building a positive and spirited school environment for all students.
Olympia is a place where students are known, supported, and challenged. Families can expect a safe, welcoming, and structured learning environment with a commitment to students first in every decision we make. Every day, we work to ensure that each student feels valued and prepared to succeed.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support.
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With Titan Pride,
Christy Gorberg
Principal, Olympia High
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2/10 - World Heart Day
3/3 - SAT School Day (11th)
3/11 - Student Connectivity Day #4
4/7 - ACT School Day (11th)
4/18 - Prom
4/21 - Senior Awards (invite only) Auditorium
4/24 - Senior Grad Bash at Universal Orlando
5/13 - Senior Drive Out
5/14 - Last Day for Seniors
5/22 - Graduation at Kia Center, 2:00 PM
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Students from our school proudly represented the district at the DECA District Competition at Dr. Phillips High School on Saturday, January 10th, showcasing their skills in business, marketing, finance, hospitality and leadership. Through competitive events, role-plays, and presentations, students applied classroom knowledge to real-world business scenarios while demonstrating professionalism, teamwork, and confidence. Their participation reflects a strong commitment to career readiness, critical thinking, and excellence beyond the classroom. |
Your Olympia Titan Speech & Debate team competed against 29 schools this past weekend in our last regular tournament of the season. After this we move into national qualifiers and state championships.
This tournament was larger than usual and most events had more than 50 students competing in each one.
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Impromptu Speaking - 2nd place, Sarah Hanzaz (left);
Public Forum - 2nd place, Ally William Eldin Senatus (right)
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Dramatic Performance - 3rd place and Best Novice, Jeremey Wesley (left);
3rd Place - Natalie Reed & Zach Martin (right)
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Lincoln Douglas Debate - 6th place, Cole Niemas, 8th place Alan Hunanyan (left)
Original Oratory - 4th place, Josie Dee (right)
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7th place - Alex LaVerdi & Fabian Solorzano, 8th place - Nico Thibault (left)
9th Place - Pearlen Kaur & Isabella Nakleh (right)
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Olympia recently hosted a math regional tournament with 400 competitors from 20 different schools. Hosting an event of this scale is a massive undertaking, and it was organized almost entirely through the pure effort and dedication of our student members in the Mu Alpha Theta Club.
On top of running the event, our competitors performed exceptionally well. Students from Mrs. Hartwell’s Geometry classes, Ms. Davis and Ms. Shah’s Algebra 2 classes, as well as our Precalculus and Calculus teams, have worked relentlessly for this competition.
- Our Algebra 2 and Calculus students have sacrificed their lunch periods every day for the last two weeks to train with me.
- Our Geometry students have attended after-school sessions every Thursday since they were introduced to the team by Mrs. Hartwell.
The Results: Olympia took 3rd Place Overall (across Calculus, Precalculus, Geometry, and Algebra 2).
Most notably, for the first time in seven years, we surpassed our academic rival, Orlando Science School, a program that trains students starting in elementary school. It has been a personal goal of mine to reach this level since I started, and our students finally made it happen.
If you see any of the students listed below in your classes, please congratulate them. Their effort is truly unmatched.
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In Mr. Greenwald's Advanced Placement Physics courses, the students are performing a rotational dynamics laboratory. Their goal is to understand how net torque affects angular acceleration of a rotating object with constant rotational inertia. |
Grad Bash for Olympia Seniors will be Friday, April 24 from 6:00 PM-3:00 AM at Universal Orlando.
Grad Bash is an optional experience for graduating seniors. Universal opens both Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure exclusively for ticketed seniors for this special event.
Tickets are $135 to pay for admission to two theme parks and bus transportation. (There is an additional transaction fee of $5.05, making the total amount $140.05)
Please note, Universal does not offer any discounts for Passholders or Employees to this event.
Students cannot drive themselves or be dropped off at Universal by parents. Students must arrive with the school and leave with the school on our buses. Students cannot arrive late, and they cannot leave early. If students miss the bus they forfeit their ticket with no refund.
Seniors may only purchase a ticket if they have a cumulative unweighted GPA of 2.0 or higher and meet all attendance and discipline eligibility requirements. Refunds cannot be provided if they become ineligible before the event. If students are ineligible to attend, they will not be issued a ticket for entry, even if you purchase one online. This is a senior-only event.
Tickets MUST be purchased before March 9. Tickets are non-refundable, so make sure you have the date available. It is a student holiday on the OCPS Calendar.
Once sales end, the school will purchase the tickets from Universal and keep them until the day of the event. Eligible students will receive their physical ticket when they board the bus.
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All Things OHS Yearbook - Purchasing, Personalization, Senior Ads The yearbook can be purchased at BuyTheYearbook.com
YEARBOOK PRICING - The early bird gets the best deal! Special Price of $85 ENDS January 17, 2026! End of Year Price of $95 until supplies run out.
How to make your purchase:
- Go to the yearbook website: BuyTheYearbook.com
- Select the Purchase Yearbooks icon
SENIOR YEARBOOK AD (while supplies last) - Create your own lasting memories!
ALL ADS NEED TO BE PURCHASED AND CREATED BY JANUARY 10, 2026!
You will receive an email link to create your ad after your purchase.
Full Page Ad: $225 Half Page Ad: $150
Quarter Page Ad: $100
Eighth Page Ad: $50
How to make your purchase:
- Go to the yearbook website: BuyTheYearbook.com
- Select the Buy Ads icon
- Choose and pay for your ad
- Follow emailed link to access design site Upload your pictures
- Design your ad
YEARBOOK PERSONALIZATION - Make your book special! All personalization needs to be completed by January 17, 2026. Add your name to the cover of the book for $10. Add an icon to the cover of the book for $2 per icon.
- Fill out the form-Use student’s registered name.
- Choose grade level.
- There are two personalization options available.
- Complete purchase and check out.
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Our soccer teams played in their final home game of the season and celebrated their seniors! The boys played on Tuesday, January 13 against Horizon and won 5-2. On top of the win, they also celebrated their 10 seniors! The girls team played the next night, January 14, against Lake Howell. They tied 0-0 and had a wonderful ceremony to celebrate their 9 seniors! |
On Monday, January 26, our basketball teams faced off against Altamonte Christian. The teams each celebrated their group of seniors before their respective games. The girls celebrated their 5 seniors! The boys celebrated their 1 senior player and 3 senior team managers and ended up with a victory! |
Your Olympia Titans Cheerleading team has qualified to compete at State Finals on Thursday, 1/22, after an incredible performance at Regionals on Friday night!
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1) What sport do you play? Baseball
2) How long have you been playing this sport? I have been playing for about 10 years.
3) What’s your favorite memory? My favorite memory is probably playing with my brother who graduated last year.
4) What is one word you would use to describe this season and why? Beginnings, we have a new coach so we are starting fresh.
5) What impact have others, like teammates or coaches, had on you this year? Both my teammates and coaches taught me that I need to try new things and play new positions.
6) What is the most important thing you have learned from this season that you will carry forward? I have learned that it is important to never give up and to always be confident.
7) What do you like most about playing your sport? I love the environment of practices and games and the people that baseball has brought into my life.
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1) What sport do you play? I run track and field.
2) How long have you been playing this sport? I have been running track for 4 years.
3) What’s your favorite memory? My favorite memory has to be when we went undefeated the whole season last year.
4) What is one word you would use to describe this season and why? Committed, I say this word because I’m ready to finish off strong as a senior.
5) What impact have others, like teammates or coaches, had on you this year? A lot of my teammates are very strong in their event and they show commitment towards it.
6) What is the most important thing you have learned from this season that you will carry forward? I have learned that it’s ok to try new things.
7) What do you like most about playing your sport? I love the people and coaches I have met along the way.
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