Athletic Weekly Schedule
Want to check your students’ grades? Visit the Home access center! The (HAC) allows parents and students to view student registration, scheduling, attendance, assignments and grade information
https://okrhomeaccess.spihost.com
If you need a Token code to generate an account, so you are able to access your student’s information please contact Mark Osborn at mosborn@oakridge.k12.or.us
Week of October 9-14
Oakridge High School homecoming dance is tomorrow.
8:00-11:00 PM
Prices are: $8 per single and $10 per couple
OES Walk to School Day
Today, Monday 9/18/2023 the Oakridge School District busses are running about 30 minutes late.
Support your Oakridge Warriors
Come the Oakridge Robotics Team tommorow Wednesday, August 30th, 5:30 to 6:30 in the high school audtitorium
Oakridge Robotics Teams info Meeting Wednesday 8/30/23 5:30 to 6:30pm at OJSH Auditorium.
2023/2024 Oakridge School District Bus Routes
Junior High Volleyball practice begins next week. Tuesday, September 5th, there will be a non-mandatory practice from 4:15-6:00 at Westridge. The first official practice will be Wednesday September 6th from 4:15-6:00 at Westridge. All paperwork and proof of a physical needs to be into the OHS office before students can practice.
Students 7th grade -12th grade who have not done a schedule for this school year can come to the High
School and get their schedule done Tuesday and Wednesday, August 29, and 30 at 1:00 to 3:30
Oakridge School District is excited to see students on Tuesday, September 5. Classes begin at 8:00am at both OES and OJSH. Pre-K begins at 8:30am at OES
OES dismiss at 11:15am
OJSH dismiss at 11:45am
Breakfast and Lunch will be served the first day
Schedule Change for High School .
ED 100 has been moved to 3rd period. If you were looking forward to taking this early childhood education course please email Mrs. Scott and she will make the change for you.
Jr High Football practice will start Monday, August, 21st from 8 A.M to 10 A.M at the high school track. All participants need to have a Physical on file in the office and the registration paperwork before starting. Registration paperwork will be available at the first day of practice.
Volunteer as a Roots of Empathy Instructor or Family
Seeking volunteers for the 2023-24 school year in Oakridge Elementary School
Roots of Empathy is a program delivered by volunteers and with a local family with a baby born between May and October 2023. It has been shown to reduce levels of aggression and bullying among elementary school children while raising social and emotional competence. To find out more, please go to:
www.rootsofempathy.org
Instructors attend 3 days of in-person training: October 4-6, and a fourth day mid-way through the school year. Roots of Empathy families do not need training, but commit to visit the same class in the school 9 times over the course of a school year.
Programs are delivered by trained Instructors in Lane County starting in the fall and going to the end of the school year.
All Instructors are matched with a volunteer family, a classroom of students and their teacher, and a Mentor who will support them in and out of the classroom.
‘It’s worth every minute; the biggest impact you can have with your time!’ -Lane County Instructor
‘I am so grateful to each and every one of you (at 90by30) for the support you have offered. And to Roots of Empathy for preparing me so well. I am excited beyond words to be a part of this program’ -Lane County Instructor
Contact Rose at rosew@90by30.com with questions to get involved!
Food boxes will be available to pick up August 17th at 11:00 am at the High School.
OES Students Don't Forget!!!
Mrs. Maher's Summer Reading Challenge Due the 1st Week of School
Necessary supplies (pencils, papers, binders, crayons etc.) will be given to students in their class room on the first day of school. Here is a wish list of supplies the OES teachers would like to have available for their students to enrich their learning experience. If you are able to send your students with these supplies or able to donate something it would greatly benefit our local students.
