Welcome Freshman Forum, ELP & American Government Students! |
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Some background information about myself: |
I was born and raised in Buffalo, NY. I graduated from Buffalo State College with my Bachelors of the Science in Social Studies Education and I am working on my Masters of the Science and Education in Educational Computing. I am now living in St. Petersburg and very excited to be teaching American Government at Pinellas Park High School. I am looking forward to a successful year with all of you.
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How can I use this Web site? |
This Web site is useful for both students and parents. Students may get work for class if they are out or find out what a homework assignment is if they forgot. Parents can find out what is going on in the classroom and maintain contact with the teacher. Remember to check grades, attendance and more, go to ParentCONNECT.
Students and parents can sign up to join Mr. O'Hara's email distribution list. Visit the Email Signup page and complete the form!! |
My E-mail address |
The easiest and most convenient way to contact me is through my school e-mail account, oharam@pcsb.org. Students and parents are encouraged to maintain e-mail contact. I do check my school mail account from home on a regular basis. If there is a question about homework or assignments after school hours or on the weekend, do not hesitate to e-mail me. I will be sure to respond in a timely fashion.
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RECENT NEWS!! |
ALL CLASSES!
Please remember that if you are ABSENT and need to make up work, you must come after school to complete your assignment. I am after school on TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS.
Economics (Period 2)
The Chapter 11 test will be available after 8AM on Friday, November 13. The Chapter 9 test must be submited by 7AM on Monday, November 16.
Freshmen American Government(Periods 1, 3-7)
We will begin an in depth examination of political campaigns starting Monday, November 9. Please visit the Freshmen Government Page to print the notes.
All make up work is due by Thursday, November 19!!!
Chapter 17 Test on Friday, November 20 in the K1 Lab!
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