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Oak Grove High School

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Academic Excellence

The academic program at Oak Grove High School is organized on a 4x4 block schedule. Four credits per semester is the maximum load; students take four 94-minute block classes each day. Student courses consist of semester courses earning one full credit or 9-week courses earning ½ credit each.

Our advanced curriculum is offered as follows:

  • 7 AP Courses:
  • 14 Honors Courses: 
  • 8 Dual Credit Courses:

Two-year vocational programs are offered at our technical center in eleven different fields of study. Law & Public Safety, Culinary Arts, and Health Science are offered on the OGH campus for students in grades 10-12.

 

 

 

  • Explore our 9th-grade course descriptions to learn about the foundational academic and elective courses that prepare students for a successful high school career.

  • OGH provides a comprehensive online course description guide for 10th-12th grade students, detailing academic pathways and electives to help them plan for their futures.

  • At LCCTE, teachers and staff offer a unique experience to engage students in a variety of programs, combining academic and technical skills, while preparing them for opportunities beyond high school.  Whether students are college-bound or ready to start their careers, CTE programs offer a combination of academic rigor, technical skill development, and the soft skills that will set them apart in both college and the workplace. Students have opportunities to earn various scholarships as well as industry certifications. 

    Click to Explore CTE Programs

  • Oak Grove High School offers students an excellent opportunity to get a head start on college through Dual Credit programs. These options allow qualified students to simultaneously earn both high school and college credit for select courses.

  • Oak Grove High School offers a rigorous Advanced Placement (AP) program designed to provide students with a genuine college-level curriculum while still in high school. These challenging courses are available in core subject areas.

  • A detailed chart outlines the requirements for a traditional high school diploma.

  • Mississippi Scholars and Mississippi Scholars Tech Master programs are initiatives provided by the MS Economic Council designed to encourage students to complete challenging courses during high school that prepare them for jobs or higher education after graduation.

    An application MUST be completed and submitted to the counselor's office for review on or before March 30, 2026.

    Community Service Documentation Form

    Text detailing the requirements for MJ Scholars and Tech Master programs.A flyer promoting the Mississippi Scholars/Tech Master program with application details.

    Click HERE for the MS Economic Council Curriculum

     

  • MDE requires all students to be working towards one of our four diploma endorsements. 

    A graphic displays diploma endorsement options, including Career & Technical, JROTC, Academic, and Distinguished Academic.

    Click HERE for MDE Endorsement Requirements  

  • Oak Grove High School, as part of the Lamar County School District in Mississippi, uses a 10-point grading scale for student assignments and courses.

    The letter grade ranges are generally structured as follows:

    • A: 90–100 (Superior performance)

    • B: 80–89 (Above-average performance)

    • C: 70–79 (Average performance)

    • D: 60–69 (Below-average performance)

    • F: 0–59 (Unsatisfactory performance)

    Additionally, students' transcripts are impacted by the Grade Point Average (GPA) calculation, where high-level courses like Dual Credit or Advanced Placement (AP) typically receive additional quality points to reflect their increased academic rigor. Students must meet specific GPA and course requirements, along with passing a required number of subjects, to maintain eligibility for extracurricular activities and graduation.

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Resource Hub

Resources are organized by grade level to make finding information easy. Click your grade's hub to find specific announcements, calendars, and academic resources for this school year.

 

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Scholarship Opportunities

 

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If you have any questions or need assistance, we will be happy to guide you through each step.
 

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Frequently Asked Questions

 

Q: What are the requirements for me to be a Mississippi Scholar?

A: Click Here to view the MS Scholar Requirements.

 

Q: What are the requirements for me to graduate?
A: Click Here to view the Graduation Requirements.

 

Q: How do I get a transcript?
A: Click Here to Request a Transcript Online (Note: You must request a transcript online for any and all purposes.)

 

Q: What is the difference between AP (Advanced Placement) and DC (Dual Credit)?
A: AP are college-level advanced placement courses.  Students in AP courses can pay, at the end of the course, to take the AP exam.  A score of 3 or better on the AP exam can be used at some colleges in place of a college course.  Note that not all colleges accept AP test scores in place of a college class.  Check with the college you are planning to attend for specific requirements.
 

DC are college-level courses that count as a high school credit and a college course.  These courses require a fee.  Most colleges will accept these courses, but you should always check with the college you are planning to attend for specific requirements.

 

More answers to your questions can be found in the Parent/Student Handbook.