During the month of November in honor of Veterans Day, students at Oregon Elementary School conducted a coin drive. The students raised $824 to be donated to the Oregon VFW.
Mrs. Huels’ kindergarten class visited Allure of Pinecrest this past Tuesday. Together they enjoyed winter stories and created cheerful snowman crafts. There’s no better way to beat the winter blues than with friendly smiles and a sweet story shared together. We are so thankful for this special partnership and the connections being made across generations. A heartfelt thank you to Gingersnapps Photography for capturing the warmth and joy in these beautiful photographs.
4th Grade Award Winners
Preschool Screening Information is now available!
4th graders sledding in Park West!
Run, Run, as fast you can, you can’t catch me, I am the Gingerbread Man!
Kindergarten classes were treated to a visit from retired teacher Jeff Stultz who helped each class make gingerbread dough before they decorated a giant cookie in the shape of a boy or girl. After baking, the students searched for the cookies throughout the building. Many of the cookies ended up in Principal’s office to be found by the students. Thanks to the Kindergarten team for creating this memorable experience.
Working hard at OES this week!
2nd graders decorated gingerbread houses showcasing their problem solving skills!
Our students decorated ornaments that are on display at the National Christmas Tree display in Washington DC
Santa visited OES today!
The OES Kitchen is ready for the holidays!
The OHS Journalism Class did a feature on some of Mrs. Tomlinsons Prek students.
December lunch menu
4th grade has been learning about energy in science. They have learned that energy can be stored in many ways- like in batteries, stretched rubber bands, or raised objects. And that it can be transferred from one place to another through sound, light, heat, or motion. They explored how energy moves and changes form to make things work in the world around them.
November Leaders of the Month!
Students from each homeroom were recognized for displaying positive behavior, demonstrating leadership at school, strong work ethic, kindness to others, and going above and beyond to help make OES a positive place for all!
This November, our “Generations” program brought even more smiles, laughter, and meaningful moments between our kindergarten students and the wonderful seniors at Pinecrest of Allure in Mount Morris.
Together, we played festive games like “Stuff the Turkey” and “Catch That Turkey,” filling the room with cheering, giggles, and teamwork. Students and seniors also worked side-by-side to decorate picture frames featuring the beautiful photos Gingersnapps Photography captured during our visits. And of course, no November gathering would be complete without a little creativity—everyone loved making their own playdough turkeys!
We are incredibly thankful for the friendships that continue to grow and the special partnership between Mrs. Huels’ Kindergarten Class and Pinecrest of Allure. Each visit reminds us how much joy, connection, and learning happens when generations come together.
We spent today honoring Veterans with our annual assembly. Thank you to all who were able to attend and for your service!
Thank you to the multiple Veterans who visited OES today to read stories about serving in the military and sharing a bit about their own experiences. We thank you for providing this experience to our students and for your service to our country. We look forward to honoring all Veterans at tomorrow’s assembly.
With OES dismissing early today and OJSHS running on the regular schedule, the MyRideK-12 app may send out incorrect drop-off notifications for OJSHS families. To keep things on track, drivers will log in to the Wednesday p.m. routes at each school’s dismissal time. This may result in families receiving multiple notifications. We appreciate your patience and apologize for any confusion this may cause.
The OHS Journalism class interviewed Mrs. Merrill’s 1st Grade class for their latest production.
