Don't forget! Tomorrow is Hat Day! All proceeds will go towards our Character Strong Program!
Thank you!
State testing at OHS is just around the corner ... April 10!
Thank you, Marathon for providing each one of our students and staff members with eclipse glasses!
Your student should be bringing home their glasses today OR tomorrow. Please make sure to remove these from their backpack so they will be prepared for Monday! Reminder-school will NOT be in session on Monday, April 8th.
We are thankful for each one of you!!!
Hat Day! All proceeds go towards our Character Strong Program!
Kindergarten Screenings are coming up!
Don't forget!! 3rd - 5th grade students start their state testing tomorrow!
OHS will be having a One-Hour Lunch on Thursday, April 4th for students that meet the attendance incentive of 3 or fewer absences and 3 or fewer tardies from February 26th-March 28th. Students will be notified on Tuesday, April 2nd if they meet the incentive.
One-Hour Lunch Schedule: We will use the following schedule on Thu. April 4th.
1st period: 8:06-8:54
2nd period: 8:57-9:45
3rd period: 9:48-10:36
5th period: 10:39-11:33
4th period: 11:36-12:00
Lunch: 11:33-12:33 or 12:00-12:33 (Lunch in the cafeteria will start serving at 11:33)
6th period: 12:36-1:24
7th period: 1:27-2:15
8th period: 2:18-3:06
Have a great weekend! E+R=O
State Testing is coming up!
Don't forget!
Pre-K Screening Information!
Don't forget to sign up!
April Breakfast and Lunch Menus
OHS Parents
This is the last week to complete the Illinois 5Essentials Survey. You can complete the survey at http://survey.5-essentials.org/illinois/survey/parent/
Upcoming Events
OHS students can purchase 2023-2024 yearbooks through March 31st. Yearbooks can be ordered online at jostens.com. Then please add the picture of the yearbook.
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/customer/1074355/Oblong-Township-High-School/
Tomorrow! Bring $1 and wear your Pajamas at OES!
🥞A big thanks to Carolyn Snider who came again this year to teach 6th grade students how to tap trees to collect sap to make maple syrup. Mrs. Weck, Carolyn, and the students enjoyed pancakes and their maple syrup. 🥞
