The Senior Class has announced the 2026 Oregon Prom ticket price.
A ticket will cost $55 and include the following:
- A pristine wedding venue (Prairie Street Brewing Company) where prom will be held
- A 5 Course Italian meal
- Drinks (water, pop, mock tails)
- Dancing with an awesome DJ and games to play on the side
Tickets will go on sale March 16th.
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A ticket will cost $55 and include the following:
- A pristine wedding venue (Prairie Street Brewing Company) where prom will be held
- A 5 Course Italian meal
- Drinks (water, pop, mock tails)
- Dancing with an awesome DJ and games to play on the side
Tickets will go on sale March 16th.
Post created by OCUSD Communciation Intern Nole Campos.
Mr. Dace’s Physics students have been working very hard for the past two weeks building their catapult projects. Yesterday, they finally got to test them on the practice field as they measured distances and compared their predicted outcomes to the actual results.
Post created by OCUSD Communication Interns Coen Schafer and Nole Campos.
Oregon High School had 3 individual girls participate in the IHSA Girls Bowling Regional today at IV Super Bowl in Peru. Leading the way for Oregon was Sophomore Carli Bailey who finished with a 916 series, which was good enough to advance to next week’s Sectional tournament at Forest Hills Lanes, Loves Park. Also competing was Senior Ahren Howey finished her Oregon career with an 820 series and Junior Katy Miller with a 792 series. This marks the 2nd consecutive year Bailey has advanced to the Sectional Tournament and the 11th time in the 12 year history of the IHSA Regional tournament Oregon has advanced someone to the Sectional round.
Post originated by OCUSD Communication Intern Nole Campos.
Post originated by OCUSD Communication Intern Nole Campos.
Calling all incoming Kindergarten students for the 2026-27 School Year!
Any student who resides in the Oregon School district and will be 5 years old by August 31,2026 is invited to our Kindergarten Kickoff event on Wednesday May 6th. Kindergarten staff will screen the incoming students for proper placement in homeroom classes while parents/guardians participate in a tour of the building and hear a presentation vital to ensuring a successful first year at OES!
RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdSPrzarUjjVgL0-VNT61YsEnAnr9I9di1IHgL-MHL5l3DzPA/viewform?usp=header
Any student who resides in the Oregon School district and will be 5 years old by August 31,2026 is invited to our Kindergarten Kickoff event on Wednesday May 6th. Kindergarten staff will screen the incoming students for proper placement in homeroom classes while parents/guardians participate in a tour of the building and hear a presentation vital to ensuring a successful first year at OES!
RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdSPrzarUjjVgL0-VNT61YsEnAnr9I9di1IHgL-MHL5l3DzPA/viewform?usp=header
Just a reminder that starting Monday the 9th, the Rabbit route will be picking students up 5 minutes earlier. This will be a permanent change.
Due to illness, the Bear and Rabbit routes will be combined for the PM route tonight and Friday pm route. Students may arrive home slightly later than usual.
On Friday morning, the Cat route will be picking up 10 minutes earlier, and the Bear route will be picking up 5 minutes later.
We apologize for the inconvenience. If you have any questions, please contact the Transportation Department.
On Friday morning, the Cat route will be picking up 10 minutes earlier, and the Bear route will be picking up 5 minutes later.
We apologize for the inconvenience. If you have any questions, please contact the Transportation Department.
Due to a transportation staff illness Thursday morning, the Cat route will be picked up 5 minutes earlier than usual, and the Bear route will be picked up 5 minutes later than usual.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. If you have questions, please contact the Oregon School District.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. If you have questions, please contact the Oregon School District.
Due to staff illnesses, Transportation will be combining the Bear and Rabbit routes tonight. This may result in students arriving a few minutes later than usual. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. If you have any questions, please contact Transportation.
The Oregon Girls Bowling team hosted Rockford Christian Life at Town & Country Lanes, Mt Morris on Thursday, January 29th and came away with a1873-879 victory. The team total was the highest 4-person team score of the season. Oregon was led by Carli Bailey with a season match high 552 series (205,167,180). Also bowling a season high season was Senior Ahren Howey with a 510 series, followed by Katy Miller with a 431 series and Delilia Anaya with a 380 series. The raised their season record to 7-2.
Post originated by OCUSD Communication Intern Nole Campos.
Post originated by OCUSD Communication Intern Nole Campos.
Starting Monday the 9th, Rabbit Route will pickup in the morning 5 minutes earlier than normal. Sorry for the inconvenience. Please contact Transportation with any questions.
Happy School Counselor's Week!
We are so proud to recognize our entire Student Services Team:
OJSHS:
Joanna Cermak
Hanni Guinn
Kristyn Miskell
Steph Haugh
OES:
Krystal Stewart
Brooke Benesh
Additionally (not pictured), we want to recognize the ones who are involved In Student Services within the OCEC program:
Jone Sagoes
Jen Blaisdell
Julia Preston Mondello
Amber Scott
Thank you all for everything you do!
Post originated by OCUSD Communication Intern Nole Campos.
We are so proud to recognize our entire Student Services Team:
OJSHS:
Joanna Cermak
Hanni Guinn
Kristyn Miskell
Steph Haugh
OES:
Krystal Stewart
Brooke Benesh
Additionally (not pictured), we want to recognize the ones who are involved In Student Services within the OCEC program:
Jone Sagoes
Jen Blaisdell
Julia Preston Mondello
Amber Scott
Thank you all for everything you do!
Post originated by OCUSD Communication Intern Nole Campos.
The biggest night of the winter is here.
Friday night, Oregon hosts "Pack The Place" as Boys and Girls Basketball take on Genoa-Kingston.
Game Schedule:
4:30 PM:
Boys JV vs GK — Oregon Blackhawk Center
Girls JV vs GK — OHS Gym
6:00 PM:
Girls Varsity vs GK — Oregon Blackhawk Center
Boys Freshman/Sophomore vs GK — OHS Gym
7:30 PM (Senior Night):
Boys Varsity vs GK — Oregon Blackhawk Center
Girls Freshman/Sophomore vs GK — OHS Gym
To go along with this huge night, the high school student council is hosting a "Chuck-a-Duck." Make sure to bring cash to play along. All proceeds will go towards funding the Valentine's Dance.
Students- The theme is USA
Make sure to clear your schedule this Friday night and come see some Hawk action!
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The Hawks get back on the board with a 62-52 win at Amboy on Monday night.
They battled closely all night but pulled away when it mattered.
Post originated by OCUSD Communication Intern Nole Campos.
They battled closely all night but pulled away when it mattered.
Post originated by OCUSD Communication Intern Nole Campos.
Tonight, we will be combining the Bear and Rabbit routes. Please be aware that these students may arrive home a little later than usual.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. If you have any questions, please contact Transportation.
Thank you for your understanding.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. If you have any questions, please contact Transportation.
Thank you for your understanding.
The Oregon Boys Bowling team participated in the IHSA Sectional tournament at The Cherry Bowl, Rockford today and narrowly missed advancing to the IHSA State Finals as a team but did advance 1 individual to next weekend’s event in Fairview Heights. Rylann Delehanty, Freshman, recorded a season high 1328 series (267,194,214,246,247,160) good enough for a 7th place individual series and was the 3rd highest individual advancers, not on an advancing team, earning him a spot in the State Finals. Also, just missing advancing was Senior RJ Keene with a 1276 series, one position out of advancing. Oregon was tied for 4th, the final advancing team spot, going into the final game, but struggles on the changing lane conditions end the Hawk’s team season – 104 pins short of advancing. Rounding out Oregon’s performance were Ivan Hernandez 1120 series, Caleb Ehrler 1054 series, Andrew Stahl 783 series (4-games) and Ethan Rowe 347 series (2-games).
Delehanty’s advancing marks the 2nd Oregon Bowling team Freshman to advance to the State Finals and his 1328 series is the 2nd highest OHS bowler’s IHSA Sectional score. His advancing also marks the 18th IHSA State Finals appearance for Oregon in the 23-year history of Oregon Bowling.
Post co-created by OCUSD Communication Interns Nole Campos and Coen Schafer.
Delehanty’s advancing marks the 2nd Oregon Bowling team Freshman to advance to the State Finals and his 1328 series is the 2nd highest OHS bowler’s IHSA Sectional score. His advancing also marks the 18th IHSA State Finals appearance for Oregon in the 23-year history of Oregon Bowling.
Post co-created by OCUSD Communication Interns Nole Campos and Coen Schafer.
The Girls varsity team traveled up to South Beloit on Monday and took the W: 52-20. The JV did not have a game.
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Dear Parents and Guardians,
Due to the extreme cold currently projected during bus pick-up times and the walk to school, Oregon CUSD 220 will move to an e-learning day on Friday, January 23.
This decision is centered on student safety during the coldest part of the morning.
For Friday, January 23:
* Students in grades 5–12 will engage in learning online using their usual platforms.
* Students in grades K–4 will complete packet-based learning materials that have already been sent home or will be provided according to building procedures.
Teachers will communicate office hours and the best way for students to get support by 9:00 AM tomorrow morning, using their normal classroom communication channels.
Extracurricular activities that occur outside of the normal school day—such as practices and competitions—may continue as scheduled, unless otherwise communicated by the coach or advisor.
Thank you for your flexibility and support as we make decisions with student safety as the priority. We appreciate your partnership.
Sincerely,
PJ Caposey
Superintendent, Oregon CUSD 220
815-732-5300
Due to the extreme cold currently projected during bus pick-up times and the walk to school, Oregon CUSD 220 will move to an e-learning day on Friday, January 23.
This decision is centered on student safety during the coldest part of the morning.
For Friday, January 23:
* Students in grades 5–12 will engage in learning online using their usual platforms.
* Students in grades K–4 will complete packet-based learning materials that have already been sent home or will be provided according to building procedures.
Teachers will communicate office hours and the best way for students to get support by 9:00 AM tomorrow morning, using their normal classroom communication channels.
Extracurricular activities that occur outside of the normal school day—such as practices and competitions—may continue as scheduled, unless otherwise communicated by the coach or advisor.
Thank you for your flexibility and support as we make decisions with student safety as the priority. We appreciate your partnership.
Sincerely,
PJ Caposey
Superintendent, Oregon CUSD 220
815-732-5300
What a weekend! Back-to-back wrestling and girls basketball Saturday, and an all-day volleyball tournament Sunday. Huge thanks to Adrian, Zach, Leanna, June, Lonie, Jenny, and everyone who worked tirelessly behind the scenes. OCUSD custodians do so much more than just clean—we appreciate you!
Due to staff illnesses, Transportation will be combining the Bear and Rabbit routes for tonight. As a result, some students may be dropped off at a different time than usual. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. If you have any questions, please contact Transportation.
RIVALRY WEEKEND IS HERE.
This Saturday is loaded with high-level wrestling, and it all goes down at the Blackhawk Center. On January 17th, your Hawk Wrestlers open the day against the Sterling Newman Comets and the Rockridge Rockets. After that, it’s time for the main event — a crosstown rivalry showdown with the Byron Tigers. Two Northern Illinois powerhouses.
Theme of the day: CAMO. Break out your best camo gear and pack the gym to help our Hawks defend our home against that team up the road.
Doors open: 9:30 AM
Wrestling begins: 10:00 AM
Be loud. Be proud. Be ready.
#BeatByron
Post originated by OCUSD Communication Intern Nole Campos.
This Saturday is loaded with high-level wrestling, and it all goes down at the Blackhawk Center. On January 17th, your Hawk Wrestlers open the day against the Sterling Newman Comets and the Rockridge Rockets. After that, it’s time for the main event — a crosstown rivalry showdown with the Byron Tigers. Two Northern Illinois powerhouses.
Theme of the day: CAMO. Break out your best camo gear and pack the gym to help our Hawks defend our home against that team up the road.
Doors open: 9:30 AM
Wrestling begins: 10:00 AM
Be loud. Be proud. Be ready.
#BeatByron
Post originated by OCUSD Communication Intern Nole Campos.
