Oakley Junior/Senior High School
The Oakley Junior/Senior High School is located on Main Street in Oakley, Idaho.
The current school building was built in 1997, but there has been a school in Oakley almost since its founding. It is a small school which serves about 200 students from grades 7–12. Oakley High School is a school proud of its heritage and school spirit with many traditions that have been passed on from the earlier generations of students at OHS. Oakley High School is known in its school district and in the state for generally having very high standardized test scores. The average class size at Oakley High School is about 25 which allows for a personal one-on-one education experience for the students with the teachers.
The school's mascot is the hornet. The colors are red, black, and white.
Sports
Although it is a small school the students are able to be involved in many sports, clubs and activities. The school has football, volleyball, cross country, basketball, drill team, wrestling and track teams. They also have a variety of clubs some of the more prominent being student council, YMCA Youth Government, National Honor Society, Ski/Snowboard Club, Business Professionals of America, FFA and Rodeo.
Two of the events most attended by the community at Oakley High School are the homecoming football game and the Junior Promenade.
In 2007 the Oakley Hornets were the 1A Division 1 Idaho State Football Champions with a perfect 12–0 record.
In 2008 the Oakley Hornets took 2nd place in the 1A Division 1 Idaho State Football Championship with an 11–1 record.
In 2009 the Oakley Hornets were the 1A Division 1 Idaho State Football Champions.
In 2010 the Oakley Hornets to the 1A/2A Idaho state drill team championship.
In 2012 the Oakley Hornets took the 2A/3A state championship in drill team.
Oakley also has a decent track program with many state qualifiers every year and a couple state championships from year to year.
In past years the sports programs went down as the Hornets football team had their first winless season but show promise with the class of 2017 who has a record of 63/3.
UPDATE The class of 2017 disappointed all by getting destroyed in the State Championship by 40 points. Following football they started the basketball season strong before tanking like the Miami Dolphins and missing the State Tournament.