Business class Hosts PHN Oscars

Feature
By Stacy Vo
Husky Herald Reporter

 The Oscars to an average person outside of Port Huron Northern is an award ceremony recognizing major motion pictures as known as movies.

 But at Port Huron Northern, the Oscars is an event that is hosted by the Business class here at PHN.

 The Oscars is an event that praises students for their own individuality, that in everyday life isn’t possible.

 “When I used to teach in Mount Pleasant, we hosted this event for years and I decided to bring it here to the Blue Water Area.” said Mr. Jerrod Black, business and accounting teacher at Port Huron Northern.

 It is hosted every year in April, this year it is on April 16th.

 There is a myriad of different categories that anyone could fit into.

 Like for instance: The Wildest Whip, Queen Bee, Mr. Universe, and Most Likely to be Late to The Oscars.

 How does one get nominated for these awards?

 “We make this survey and send out the link to all the students and they go ahead and fill out the nominations from themselves, then we take the top 4 people (1 from each grade) to win the award.” said Sophie Jackson (‘16)

 After sending out that link, we give the student body a week to respond back to it.

 During that, we get prepped for all we have to do for the Oscars.

 Spreading the word is a huge component in this process, this is our third year doing the Oscars.

 The Oscars is now something everybody looks forward to after they come back from Spring Break.’

 “I feel as if the way we do this is very efficient due to the participation of the whole school and how involved everybody gets, it is very enjoying to see the whole student body come together to appreciate one another.” Said Hunter Guilds (‘16)

 The Oscars shows how an event can boosts the environment and the attitudes around it.

 “It truly brings the whole student body together, just using praisement for students for their originality and their unique talents” said Emalee Falk (‘16)