This fall, the OHS Soles4Souls club has returned with exciting new plans for the year. Soles4Souls is a a global nonprofit organization that collects shoes from drives all over the world and partners with...

Eight OHS seniors have recently been named National Merit Semifinalists. These eight seniors include Captain Alexander, Gates Allen, Charlie Frugé, Gilad Goulet, Scarlet Hemmins, Jackson Newman, Navaneeth...

Since the franchise was first founded in 2017, the Crumbl Cookies business has taken the dessert business by storm. Gaining much of its notoriety from the TikTok trend coined “Crumbl Review,” this...

A new park on The Square has just been built. With it’s convenient location on the historic square it is expected to be very popular. In the park there is seating, dining tables, and water features. Before...

The start of the 2023-2024 school year brought new policies and changes to OHS. Some of the biggest changes OHS students will notice this year are the switch back to using Macbooks, Standards Based Grading,...

Oxford High School Mock trial has been an organization for 5 years, and is a way for students to gain exposure to the world of law starting at a young age. Last year’s mock trial team placed second in...

As the 2022-23 school year is entering its last quarter, discussions and plans have been made for the 2023-24 year. These discussions have led the district and it’s team to a new schedule for next year....

The Charger Yard is a new addition to the unused space outside of Oxford High School. It is made up of the grassy area behind the school in between the gym and the fine arts building. It has been designed...

The Oxford High School auditorium has been named the Ava H. Bonds Auditorium. This naming was recently approved by the school board in a unanimous vote, and is to be named in honor of Ava Bonds. Bonds...

As Oxford School District gears up for the next school year, they have made the executive decision to implement Macbooks full time into the schools curriculum. After switching from Macbooks to iPads in...

James Meredith, American Civil Rights activist and trailblazer, was the first Black student to enroll at the racially segregated University of Mississippi in 1962. Over 30,000 members of the National Guard...

January was recently named National Poverty Awareness Month. The Charger first covered issues of homelessness and poverty in the Oxford School District in its February 2017 issue. A lot has changed since...