🍎 Join Our Team: OCESD is Hiring Certificated Staff!
Are you ready to make a real difference in the lives of students? The Oroville City Elementary School District (OCESD) is looking for passionate, dedicated Certificated Staff to join our community of educators!

Whether you're a seasoned teacher or a recent grad looking to launch your career, we offer a supportive environment where your impact is felt every single day.

🌟 Why OCESD?
Supportive Community: Join a team that values collaboration and growth.

Competitive Benefits: We invest in our staff so you can focus on what you do best.
3 months ago, OCESD Communications
An informative recruitment flyer for the Oroville City Elementary School District (OCESD), featuring a modern purple, gray, and white geometric design. The flyer includes the following details: Main Headlines Primary Text: "We Are HIRING" Secondary Text: "OCESD IS CURRENTLY HIRING! CERTIFICATED STAFF FOR THE 2026/2027 SCHOOL YEAR" Available Positions Special Education: MMSN and ESN Physical Education Speech Language Pathologist Psychologist Contact & Application Information Point of Contact: Hope Nesmith at hr@ocesd.net or 530-532-3000 ext. 3002 Websites: OCESD.NET and EDJOIN.ORG Physical Address: 2795 Yard Street, Oroville, CA 95966 Visual Aid: A QR code in the top right corner labeled "EDJOIN.ORG" for direct applications. The OCESD logo, featuring the district name inside a circular purple emblem, is positioned in the bottom right corner.
🚌✨ 6th Grade Takes on SF! ✨🌉

Yesterday, our Studios @ Central 6th graders had an absolute blast on their field trip to San Francisco! The adventure started early with a cozy, fun ride on our charter buses 🚌 before we hopped on the ferry ⛴️ to head over to Alcatraz Island! The students did an amazing job tuning into the audio tour and learning all about the island's fascinating history. 🎧🔒

After exploring the Rock, it was time for some classic SF eats! We headed over to Boudin Bakery for a wonderful sit-down lunch 🥖🥗, and then walked over to Ghirardelli Square to treat ourselves to some world-famous, delicious desserts! 🍦🍫

Many of our students shared that this was their very first time visiting the City, and they were completely in awe of the fast-paced city life! 🥰 One of the best highlights of the day? The absolute eruption of claps and cheers as our buses drove across the iconic Golden Gate Bridge! 🌉🙌

This was definitely a field trip that will go down as a core memory for everyone involved! 🧠❤️

A massive THANK YOU to our incredible parent and staff chaperones who helped keep everyone safe and smiling all day long. We couldn't have done it without you! 👏
6 days ago, OCESD Communications
A group of middle school students, some wearing bright orange t-shirts, are sitting at tables inside a ferry boat. Large windows next to them look out over the choppy gray-blue water of a bay toward a distant city skyline under an overcast sky. Some food and bags sit on the tables, and a snack bar counter is visible in the background on the left.
A large group of middle school students and adult chaperones stand inside a wide corridor of a historic prison, likely Alcatraz. Many of the students are wearing bright orange t-shirts and have audio tour headphones on. They are looking at exhibits and historical photographs mounted along the wall under a low ceiling mezzanine. The upper level features high concrete walls and barred window areas, with a long, open hallway stretching into the background under overhead lighting.
A large group of students and chaperones, many wearing matching bright orange t-shirts, walk up a paved, inclined pathway on Alcatraz Island. The path is lined on the left by a steep rock wall covered in dense green ivy and succulents, and on the right by a low concrete railing. In the distance ahead stands a large tree and the historic Alcatraz water tower under a cloudy, overcast sky.
A group of middle school students, several wearing matching orange t-shirts that read "THE STUDIOS," are gathered around a table with a black tablecloth inside a brightly lit restaurant with large windows. The students are smiling and laughing as they clink their water glasses together in a celebratory toast. A stack of white plates and metal pitchers are visible on a buffet table in the background.
A large group of middle school students and adult chaperones pose together for a photo on an outdoor concrete terrace at Alcatraz Island. Many of the students are wearing matching bright orange t-shirts that say "THE STUDIOS." They are lined up across a low concrete wall and bench, with some sitting and others standing. In the background, the wide, grey-blue water of the bay stretches toward the horizon under a cloudy sky, with the Golden Gate Bridge faintly visible in the distance to the right.
A large group of students and adult chaperones sit on outdoor benches aboard a ferry boat, with many wearing matching bright orange "THE STUDIOS" t-shirts. In the background, the massive, weathered, multi-story historic barracks building on Alcatraz Island towers over the dock. The building features peeling cream paint, rows of windows, and the famous historic "INDIANS WELCOME" graffiti painted on the lower wall beneath a cloudy sky.
Two middle school students wearing matching bright orange t-shirts that read "THE STUDIOS @ CENTRAL | VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS" walk side-by-side down a wide pedestrian sidewalk in San Francisco. They are both wearing backpacks, and the student on the left holds a smartphone while smiling at the camera. In the background, other pedestrians walk along the street, which features city buildings, shops, and a set of streetcar tracks running parallel to the sidewalk.
Several middle school students are sitting and standing around a small grey patio table in an outdoor brick courtyard, enjoying ice cream sundaes in clear plastic cups from Ghirardelli. A few of the students wear bright orange "THE STUDIOS" t-shirts. In the background, other students are seated at tables or walking through the courtyard, which is lined with brick buildings, windows, and potted green plants under bright sunlight.
Three middle school students sit together against a reddish-brown wall, smiling and laughing as they eat ice cream sundaes from clear plastic cups. Two of the students wear matching bright orange t-shirts with "THE STUDIOS" logo, while the student in the center wears a white hoodie and purple patterned shorts. They are holding plastic spoons and enjoying their treats, likely at Ghirardelli Square.
An adult male chaperone stands smiling in the center of three middle school students in an outdoor brick courtyard at Ghirardelli Square. The students are wearing matching bright orange t-shirts that read "THE STUDIOS," with the boy on the left holding a plastic cup of ice cream and a spoon. The chaperone wears a grey hoodie, sunglasses on his hat, and holds a white paper bag from Boudin Bakery. A classic brick building with green climbing vines and large windows serves as the background under bright daylight.
Community Partner Announcement: Summer Park Days ~ TBC Pray and Play Outreach
8 days ago, OCESD Communications
Here is the descriptive alt text for the flyer: Alt Text: A colorful, vibrant promotional flyer for a recurring community event titled "TBC Pray & Play Park Days." The top of the flyer features a bright blue sky with fluffy white clouds, a smiling cartoon sun, and a central circular logo depicting a green tree growing on a small hill. The words "Pray & Play" are written in large, bold, cartoonish letters with yellow-to-orange gradients and black outlines, while "Park Days" is written underneath in a large, elegant green cursive font. At the top left, there is a QR code labeled "New Registration Scan" with an arrow pointing to it. To the right of the QR code, a white tag graphic reads "FREE" in bold blue letters. In the top right corner, the text "Find us on:" is displayed next to social media icons for Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram. The bottom left portion of the flyer features a black marquee board lined with glowing yellow light bulbs. The text on the marquee reads: "EVERY WEEK, ALL YEAR LONG!!!" followed by a weekly schedule of locations and times: Hewitt Park: Tue @ 4pm MLK Park: Wed @ 2pm Riverbend Park: Wed @ 4pm Rotary Park: Thur @ 4pm Palermo Park: Sat @ 2pm Playtown USA: Sat @ 4pm
🎉 Celebrating Excellence & New Beginnings! 🎉

Yesterday’s Oroville City Elementary School District Board Meeting was absolutely packed, and our hearts are so full!

We had the absolute honor of celebrating our incredible 2025-26 retirees as they embark on their next chapters, alongside our phenomenal nominees for Classified Staff of the Year and Teacher of the Year. 🌟

To everyone who showed up, packed the room, and cheered: THANK YOU! Your overwhelming support for our team means the world to us. We absolutely love recognizing the hard work, dedication, and achievements of the employees who make our district shine every single day. 🍎💼

Please join us in the comments by leaving some love and congratulations for our retirees and award nominees! 👇✨
14 days ago, OCESD Communications
A full-length, eye-level studio photograph shows a man and two women smiling and posing together inside a room that looks like a courtroom or city hall chamber. The man is wearing a dark blue suit jacket over a light blue collared shirt with a grey striped tie. He also wears a pair of black-framed glasses. He has his arms wrapped around the women standing on either side of him. The woman on the left wears a brown t-shirt, a white floral open cardigan, and dark blue jeans. She is holding a bouquet of flowers wrapped in brown paper. The woman on the right wears a white sleeveless dress, a denim vest, and a pair of tan sandals. She is also holding a bouquet of flowers wrapped in brown paper. They are standing on a grey patterned carpet in front of a wooden dais with a small computer monitor. The background is a mix of wood paneled walls and a brown wall with a dark blue awning.
The woman in the center has dark hair, wears glasses, a patterned brown top, and a cream lace cardigan; she is looking down toward the podium. To her left stands a woman with long blonde hair, wearing a floral patterned open cardigan over a brown shirt, with her hands resting on the podium. To the right of the center speaker is a woman with dark hair and sunglasses perched on her head, wearing a denim vest over a white top, looking downward as well. A microphone extends from the podium toward the women. In the lower-left background, several audience members sit in chairs watching, including a man in a dark grey polo shirt and a woman looking forward. In the background on the right, a man in a suit is partially visible behind a desk panel. The room features olive-green walls, a framed painting of a building, and an exit sign visible above a doorway in the background.
A close-up, top-down photograph shows a printed program document titled "Retirement Recognition" for the Oroville City Elementary School District. The document features a dark border frame with fine-line floral illustrations in the top-left and bottom-right corners, matching the style of the previous program. The text is printed in black ink on textured, light-grey paper. The program lists the following retirees and their roles: Dayna Boxler – Inst Asst Sped II, Sierra Del Oro Inclusive Pre-school. Barbara Clark – Attend. Clerk/Parent Coordinator/Camp. Sup, Studios @ Central Middle School Eileen Dugan – State Reporting Coordinator-District Office Laura Filbeck – Teacher, Stanford Ave. Elementary School Lori Gaines – Principal-Ishi Hills Middle School Joseph Hernandez – Teacher, Sierra Del Oro Thomas Schao – Principal, Oakdale Heights Elementary School Michelle Stewart – Teacher, Stanford Ave. Elementary School Barbara Vaughan – Campus Sup., Studios @ Central Middle School Near the bottom, the date and time are framed by horizontal lines: "Wednesday | May 20, 2026 | 5 O'Clock"
A close-up, top-down photograph shows a printed program document titled "Staff of the Year Nominees" for the Oroville City Elementary School District. The document has a gold border with delicate line-art floral illustrations in the top-left and bottom-right corners. The text is printed in black ink on textured, off-white paper.Teacher of the Year Nominees: Theresa Robinson - Studios @ Central Joel Liapis - Ishi Hills Cheri Bascherini - Oakdale Heights Becky Llamas - Ophir (Winner) Shelly Stewart - Stanford Roxanne Garcia - Wyandotte Academy Joseph Hernandez - Sierra Del Oro Classified Staff of the Year Nominees: Patricia Morton - Studios @ Central Clint Hopper - Ishi Hills Gwen Jenkins - Oakdale Heights Jenna Matt-King - Ophir (Winner) True Lee - Stanford Ave. Corrine Taylor - Wyandotte Academy Ashley Morgan - Sierra Del Oro
Meeting Details:
Date: Wednesday, May 20, 2026.
Location: Oroville City Hall, City Hall Chambers (1735 Montgomery St., Oroville, CA)

Time:
Closed Session begins at 4:15 PM
Open Session is scheduled to begin at approximately 5:00 PM

The complete agenda and supporting documents for the May 20, 2026 meeting can be accessed here:

https://simbli.eboardsolutions.com/SB_Meetings/ViewMeeting.aspx?S=36032035&MID=65706

Thank you, have a great weekend.

20 days ago, OCESD Communications

🌟 Celebrating Excellence in Special Education! 🌟

Last night was a truly inspiring evening as the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) hosted its annual awards ceremony. We are incredibly proud to announce that 10 outstanding students from the Oroville City Elementary School District were recognized and honored!

The CAC plays a vital role in our community, serving in an advisory capacity to the Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA) to ensure our students have the support and resources they need to thrive. Seeing these students recognized for their hard work, resilience, and achievements is a testament to the strength of our schools and families.

🏆 Highlights of the Evening:
10 Student Award Recipients from OCESD.

Recognition of personal growth and academic milestones.

A celebration of the partnership between parents, educators, and the SELPA.

Congratulations to all of our recipients! This is a well-deserved honor, and we cannot wait to see all the amazing things you will continue to accomplish. 🎓✨

20 days ago, OCESD Communications
The image shows a printed list of names under a heading. The text is in a dark maroon serif font on a light grey, textured paper background.


The complete agenda and supporting documents for the May 14th 2026 Special Board Meeting can be accessed here:
Date: Thursday, May 14th 2026
Location: Oroville City Elementary School District Office
Time:
Closed Session begins at 2:00 PM
The complete agenda and supporting documents for the May 14 Special Board Meeting can be accessed here:
https://simbli.eboardsolutions.com/SB_Meetings/ViewMeeting.aspx?S=36032035&MID=68369





22 days ago, OCESD Communications
🏆 Celebrating Excellence at Oakdale Heights! 🏆
Last Friday, our halls were buzzing with pride as we gathered for our Awards Assembly! It was an incredible morning dedicated to recognizing the hard work, growth, and character of our amazing students.

From academic achievements to showing extra heart in our community, these students have truly gone above and beyond. We are so proud of every single one of you for your dedication to excellence!

A huge thank you to the teachers, staff, and families who support these students every day. Success is a team effort, and the Oakdale Heights community is the best team around!

Check out some of the proud faces from the ceremony below! 👇
23 days ago, OCESD Communications
An indoor assembly at Oakdale Heights Elementary School. A man in a light blue button-down shirt stands at a bright blue podium with the "Oakdale Eagles" logo, speaking into a microphone. He is facing a large group of students who are sitting on the gymnasium floor with their backs to the camera. The background features a wooden wall with folded cafeteria tables, a basketball hoop, and a large circular wall decal that reads "Oakdale Heights - Home of the Eagles" featuring a cartoon eagle.
A group of eight elementary students stands in a line at the front of a gymnasium during an awards assembly at Oakdale Heights. Several students are holding bright yellow certificates, including one that clearly reads "Perfect Attendance." To the left, a female staff member in a grey t-shirt stands at a blue "Oakdale Eagles" podium holding a microphone. An audience of students sits on the floor in the foreground, watching the presentation. The background features a basketball hoop, a scoreboard, and the school's eagle mascot logo on the wall.
A wide-angle shot of an awards assembly inside the Oakdale Heights gymnasium. A man in a black polo shirt speaks into a microphone at a blue "Oakdale Eagles" podium, standing alongside a group of eight older students who are being recognized. Some students hold yellow and blue certificates. A large audience of students is seated on the floor in the foreground, with blue and grey folding chairs visible in the bottom-left corner. The gym's vaulted ceiling, basketball hoop, and school mascot logo are visible in the background.
A young boy stands proudly in a school gymnasium, holding up an award certificate from Oakdale Heights Elementary School. The certificate recognizes "ERZA HARRIS" for "School-wide Leadership for April" in the category of "PERSEVERANCE." He is wearing a white graphic t-shirt with a racing car design, tan shorts, and grey sneakers. The background shows the polished gym floor and several folded tan cafeteria tables lined up against the wall.
A school official stands at a blue "Oakdale Eagles" podium in a gymnasium, addressing a large group of students. Behind her, a line of nine younger students stand holding bright green and yellow award certificates. The audience is seated on the floor in the foreground, facing the presentation. The gymnasium wall features the Oakdale Heights eagle mascot logo, a basketball hoop, and folded tan cafeteria tables.

Community Partner Announcement:

Join us for a FREE Girl Scout Mermaid Party!

Oroville, Thermalito and Palermo Families are invited to dive into a magical, mermaid‑themed Girl Scout event!
Youth are welcome to enjoy a fun mermaid activity, learn about local Girl Scout opportunities, and discover how Girl Scouts helps kids build confidence, make friends, and explore new adventures.

5:30-7pm, Riverbend Park, 50 Montgomery St. Oroville, CA 95965

All families are welcome to attend!
This event is completely free for families of all ages who are interested in learning more about Girl Scouts.
Please RSVP—we can’t wait to meet you!
If you have any questions, please email me, Jessika, at jpunzo@gsnorcal.org or call (530) 528-8655.

29 days ago, OCESD Communications
The top of the flyer features a large, whimsical illustration of a mermaid with purple hair, a green shirt featuring the Girl Scout trefoil, and a pink tail. She is surrounded by sea-themed icons like starfish, a crab, bubbles, and a jellyfish. The text "Dive into Adventure at Our Mermaid Party!" is written in large, playful pink and purple fonts.
This is a Spanish-language version of the "Mermaid Party" flyer for the Girl Scouts of Northern California. It features a vibrant, under-the-sea theme with a mermaid character and various sea creatures. Header and Graphics The headline in bold pink and purple text reads: "¡Sumérgete en la aventura en nuestra Fiesta de Sirenas!" (Dive into adventure at our Mermaid Party!). On the left, there is a large illustration of a mermaid with purple hair, a green Girl Scout shirt, and a pink tail, surrounded by stars, bubbles, a crab, and a jellyfish.
Today, the Oroville City Elementary School District (OCESD) is proud to celebrate National School Lunch Hero Day! 🦸‍♀️🍎🦸‍♂️

We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our incredible nutrition services team. 🥗 From preparing healthy meals to greeting our students with a smile every morning, these dedicated professionals play a vital role in our students' success and well-being. ✨ They are more than just staff; they are true heroes in our cafeterias! 🥙🥪

Please join us in thanking our lunch heroes today for everything they do to keep our students nourished and ready to learn! 🏫🍱🌟
about 1 month ago, OCESD Communications

Leading the Way at Ishi Hills Middle School! 🐾🌾

The "Home of the Cougars" is in expert hands! We are proud to announce Lauren Albert as the official Principal of Ishi Hills Middle School, pending board approval.

Ms. Albert is no stranger to the OCESD family. With over 20 years of teaching experience and 6+ years in administration (including her recent time as Ishi Hills Assistant Principal), she brings a wealth of knowledge and a "students-first" heart to the job.

What’s ahead for Ishi Hills:

Growing Careers: Ms. Albert is passionate about expanding career pathways, particularly in Agriculture for grades 6-8! 🚜

Strong Relationships: From coordinating SARB to leading School Site Councils, she is dedicated to bridging the gap between school and home.

Focus on Excellence: Her leadership will continue to emphasize PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) and data-driven programs to help every student. 📈

From her work with summer school programs to her deep commitment to socio-emotional development, Ms. Albert is perfectly positioned to lead Ishi Hills into its next great chapter. 📖

Help us welcome Principal Albert into her new role!

about 1 month ago, OCESD Communications
A headshot of a smiling woman with long strawberry-blonde hair and blue eyes, standing outdoors on a sunny day. She is wearing a black blouse with a red floral pattern and a silver necklace. In the background, there is a paved school walkway, green trees, and school buildings under a clear blue sky.

Headline: A Familiar Face, A Bold Future! 🎨✨

We are thrilled to announce that Patricia Leonard has been appointed as the official Principal of Studios @ Central, pending board approval!

While Ms. Leonard is a familiar and trusted leader—having served as our Assistant Principal since 2023 and Interim Principal since October 2025—we are excited to see her step into this role permanently. As a product of our local Oroville community and a graduate of CSU Chico, Patricia’s heart is right here with our students.

Why we’re excited:

Expertise in Inclusion: With two Master’s degrees and an extensive background in Special Education administration, she ensures every student has the tools to succeed.

Instructional Leader: Her experience as an adjunct faculty member means she knows exactly how to mentor staff to provide top-tier education.

Deep Roots: Growing up in Oroville, she understands our families and our unique "Studios" spirit.

When she isn't leading our campus, you might find Patricia lost in a good book or dreaming of her next trip to Paris!📚

Please join us in the comments by giving a huge "CONGRATULATIONS" to Ms. Leonard! 🥳👏

about 1 month ago, OCESD Communications
A smiling woman with blonde hair, wearing a brown sweater and a vibrant pink and orange patterned scarf tied around her neck. She is positioned in a brightly lit indoor setting.
Community Partner Announcement:
about 1 month ago, OCESD Communications
This flyer is for the 47th Annual Endangered Species Faire, hosted by the Butte Environmental Council. Here is the descriptive alt text: Alt Text: 47th Annual Endangered Species Faire Flyer Header & Visuals: The top of the flyer features four vertical panels showcasing local wildlife: a Burrowing Owl, a Salmon, a Swainson's Hawk, and a Red Fox. The Butte Environmental Council logo sits in the center. Large, stylized orange and white text reads: "47th Annual Endangered Species Faire: Celebrate the Natural World."
🏃‍♀️ Ready, Set, GO! 🏃‍♀️

The big day is finally here! Tomorrow, our incredible OCESD students will be taking over Butte College for the Girls on the Run 5K event!

We are so excited to cheer on our amazing teams representing:

🏫 Wyandotte Academy

🏫 Stanford Avenue Elementary

🏫 Ophir Elementary

For weeks, these athletes have been showing up, putting in the miles, and building the confidence to cross that finish line. We are so proud of your dedication, your teamwork, and your unstoppable spirit!

🌟 To our runners:
Trust your training: You’ve worked hard for this!

Keep your head high: You are stronger than you know.

Have fun: Enjoy every step of the journey!

Go out there and show everyone what you’ve been training for. Your entire OCESD family is rooting for you every step of the way! 👟✨
about 1 month ago, OCESD Communications
Purple circle with girls on the run with a white banner with pink letters that says North State

🌟 A Night of Leadership and Dedication! 🌟
Wednesday’s Board Meeting was a true celebration of the incredible people who make OCESD shine!

First, a massive shout-out to the four amazing students from Oakdale Heights Elementary! These young leaders did a fantastic job leading us in the Pledge of Allegiance. It is always a highlight of our meetings to see our students stepping up with such confidence and pride. Well done, Oakdale Eagles👏

💐 Special Recognition: Aimee Hubbard
We also took a moment to express our deepest gratitude to Aimee Hubbard, Principal at Ophir Elementary.

Aimee was officially acknowledged for her monumental efforts in leading our district through the FPM (Federal Program Monitoring) audit. We know that successful audits don't just "happen"—they are the result of countless hours, meticulous attention to detail, and unwavering dedication.

Principal Hubbard, thank you for your leadership and for everything you do to keep our district moving forward. We are so incredibly grateful to have you on our team! 🏆✨

about 1 month ago, OCESD Communications
A group photo in the City of Oroville council chambers featuring four elementary students from Oakdale Heights and a man in a suit, likely a school official. Each student is smiling and proudly holding a "Certificate of Participation" for leading the Pledge of Allegiance. The students are dressed casually in hoodies, t-shirts, and jeans, with one wearing a red Milwaukee cap. They are standing in front of a wooden dais with the city seal and American flags visible in the background.
A woman with glasses and a floral print dress stands next to a man in a navy suit and striped tie. She is smiling and holding a framed "Certificate of Appreciation" presented by the school district. They are standing inside the City of Oroville council chambers, with a wooden dais and an American flag visible in the background.
✨ Spotlight on Talent: Davia Gaona ✨
Our hearts are still full after Wednesday night’s Board Meeting! We had the absolute pleasure of being serenaded by the incredibly talented Davia Gaona, a student at Studios At Central, OCESD's Visual & Performing Arts School. 🎤

As the reigning winner of the Studios @ Central Singing Competition, Davia took to the floor and performed a breathtaking a cappella set for the Board and the public. It takes immense courage and poise to sing without any accompaniment, and Davia’s powerful voice filled the room and left us all inspired.

At Oroville City Elementary School District, we are so proud to celebrate our VAPA (Visual and Performing Arts) programs and the stars they produce. Thank you, Davia, for sharing your gift with us and reminding us why the arts are so vital to our schools!
about 1 month ago, OCESD Communications
A young woman with dark hair and a black "Aftershock" t-shirt stands next to a smiling man in a navy suit and striped tie inside a government chambers room. They are posing together in front of a curved wooden dais with the words "City of Oroville" visible on the wall behind them. American flags and digital monitors showing a meeting are visible in the background.

Parents of 4th grade girls, and 5th and 6th grade boys and girls are invited to a parent preview of our human growth and development curriculum. Details can be found here: https://aptg.co/XHpD9s

about 1 month ago, Shannon Ensminger
Community Partner Announcement:
We're excited to announce that our FREE Annual Kids Mud Run is returning on June 6-7.

Kids ages 4-17 will run, climb, and crawl through an exciting obstacle course designed to build confidence and resilience, all while having a blast. With age-specific courses, parent-child heats and family-friendly activities, there’s something for everyone.
about 1 month ago, OCESD Communications
The poster uses bold, capitalized typography. The word "FREE" is prominently displayed in large, white outlined letters across the center, layered behind the running child, while "KIDS MUD RUN" is written in bright orange below it.

The complete agenda and supporting documents for the March 18th meeting can be accessed here:
Meeting Details:
Date: Wednesday, April 22nd
Location: Oroville City Hall, City Hall Chambers (1735 Montgomery St., Oroville, CA)
Time:
Closed Session begins at 4:15 PM
Open Session is scheduled to begin at approximately 5:00 PM

The complete agenda and supporting documents for the April 22nd meeting can be accessed here:
https://simbli.eboardsolutions.com/SB_Meetings/ViewMeeting.aspx?S=36032035&MID=58959

Thank You, have a great weekend.




about 2 months ago, OCESD Communications
Community Partner Announcement: 2026 Kiwanis Kiddie’s Day Parade is coming up and we would love to see you and your kiddos there!
about 2 months ago, OCESD Communications
Flyer for the Kiwanis 77th Annual Kiddies’ Parade in Oroville. The event takes place May 8, 2026, with formation at 4:00 p.m. and the parade starting at 4:30 p.m. Pre-registration is required to qualify for prizes, with forms due by May 6, 2026, submitted by mail to Kiddie Parade, P.O. Box 2092, Oroville, CA 95965, or online at www.oroville.net/kiwanis . Participants pick up their number at the formation area at Bird and Pine Streets.