It is with great sadness that I share the passing of Board Member Doris Ristine. Doris served on the board since 2017. She was an amazing woman with a zest for life. She was a great advocate for our Oroville students and their families. She was also a champion for equity and access for all student groups. She left a legacy of love and compassion. Her passing will...
At the January 29, 2019 OCESD Board Meeting a group of Paradise Elementary School students, teachers and administration including Paradise Superintendent Michelle John presented 'Thank You' posters, cards, letters, a special rock, and a poem titled, "Ode to Oroville" to the OCESD Board of Trustees for letting Paradise Elementary School move into Bird Street...
The Wizards are coming to town! Tickets available online at www.harlemwizards.com or in person at Jimmy's Trophies and all OCESD schools.Details:Harlem Wizards vs. Oroville Gold Stars featuring Teachers and Community MembersFebruary 9, 2019. Doors Open at 6PM; games starts at 7PM.Advance Tickets: $9 student/$11 General AdmissionTickets at the Door: $11 student/$13...
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Central Middle SchoolIshi Hills Middle School Oakdale Heights Elementary SchoolOphir Elementary SchoolStanford Avenue Elementary SchoolWyandotte Elementary SchoolSierra Del Oro Pre-School
In keeping with our annual holiday tradition, the OCESD family of current and retired staff helped the Salvation Army with their Stuff the Bus toy drive in Oroville!Rhonda Copelin drove the OCESD bus and many of the OCESD family came to stuff that bus full of toys. Helpers included Trustee Doris Ristine, Monte and Sandy Sylva, Nancy Horton, and Terri Palmer.
In order provide a clean environment for our students and staff, we have coordinated with Servpro the removal of the soot and ash from the Camp Fire at our schools and facilities. The cleaning and testing protocols have been developed based on similar situations in the Tubbs and Atlas fires (Santa Rosa/Napa, 2017) and more recently in the Mendocino Complex fires...
OCESD Support for Paradise Unified Staff and Students
The Oroville City Elementary School District Board of Trustees will hold a Special Meeting next week. The board will discuss how OCESD can support the Paradise Unified School District in finding a place to educate their students until Paradise can rebuild after the devastation of the Camp Fire.
Pending board...
Starting Monday, November 19, 2018, families that have been evacuated can utilize the Butte County 2-1-1 system to start the process of enrolling their students in Butte County Schools.
To reach Butte 2-1-1, do one of the following:
Call 2-1-1 from any phone within Butte CountyText “School Ties” to 85511Call 1-866-916-3566 if outside of Butte County
The Butte...
As a result of the county-wide devastation due to the Camp Fire, the Butte County Office of Education has cancelled school for all schools in Butte County through December 3, 2018
All Oroville City Elementary Schools will be closed during this time.
We will continue to monitor the fires and keep staff and families informed as we learn more.
On Sunday, November 11, 2018 Oroville City Elementary School District staff, families and community members donated, packed up and delivered 150+ much needed personal hygiene packs for the evacuation shelters in Oroville and Chico.
On Saturday, November 10, Oroville City Elementary School District cafeteria staff, maintenance staff and their families answered the call to action. They loaded up all perishable food at each OCESD school site and warehouse. They then drive the truckloads of food to the evacuation shelter at the Oroville Church of the Nazarene. Volunteers and Scouts helped them...
OCESDconnect is our new app that will make staying up to date and connected with your school easier. The app lets you swipe left to select the school of your choice and swipe right to read the "Live Feed" updates, news, and events calendar. You can also contact staff via phone or email, download and read important documents, browse the dining menus, report...
Oroville City Elementary School District Superintendent, Dr. Spencer Holtom, welcomed staff to the 2018-19 School Year at the welcome back meeting on August 13th. School starts for students on August 15th!
The Oroville City Elementary School District Board of Education is pleased to welcome Dr. Spencer Holtom to the position of Superintendent of OCESD, effective July 1, 2018. Dr. Holtom has 19 years of leadership experience as a principal, in Community Support, and Special Education.
Having grown up in Grass Valley, Dr. Holtom is looking forward to moving back to...
OROVILLE CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT ADOPTS “NEXT GENERATION” BOARD MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY
BoardDocs Solution Enables Organization to Save Time, Money and Dramatically Increase Effectiveness
Oroville, July 27, 2018 — Oroville City Elementary School District is leveraging Cloud-based technology to radically improve its governance processes while saving...
Enroll NOW for the 2018/19 School Year!
Contact your neighborhood school office for enrollment information.
Elementary Schools:
Bird Street Elementary School (K-3), 1421 Bird Street, 532-3001
Oakdale Heights Elementary School (TK-5), 2255 Las Plumas Avenue, 532-3004
Ophir Elementary School (K-5), 210 Oakvale Avenue, 532-3005
Stanford...
At the May 16, 2018 OCESD Board Meeting, the Board and Administration honored the following BCAA Honorees, Ross-Harmon Honorees and Retirees.Oroville City Elementary School District
Dr. Penny Chennell-Carter – RetireeSierra Del Oro Pre-School
Rhonda Copelin – Ross-Harmon Honoree
Rachelle Linden – BCAA Honoree
Stanford Avenue Elementary School
Deliah...
OCESD Students competed in the 18th Annual Special Olympics School Site Track Meet at Friday May 4th, 2018 at Harrison Stadium in Oroville. There was also a race between Chewy the Squirrel from the Butte County Office of Education, The Ophir Gopher from Ophir Elementary and the Ishi Hills Cougar from Ishi Hills Middle School!Big congratulations to the student...
Big congratulations to Rhonda Copelin and Shelly Stewart for being honored as Oroville City Elementary School District's 2018 Ross-Harmon Educators of the Year!
The ceremony took place April 30th, 2018 and, in addition to the recognition by the Ross-Harm Educator of the Year Committee and OCESD staff, each received special recognition from U.S. Congressman Doug...
The new Open Enrollment details are available now at the link below. Also, watch your email for the Open Enrollment letter with the dates the VBAS portal will open and other important information.
Click here for Open Enrollment details
http://www.ocesd.net/o/ocesd/b...
Check out OCESD's latest safety improvement for bus riders. It is called ZPass+ and it has an app so parents can know where and when students get on and off the bus. In addition, the system provides information to the schools and bus drivers. If your student rides the bus, please consider getting the app.
Cathy Franssen and Amy Brooks, middle school teachers at Central and Ishi Hills Middle Schools, share their experiences using the newly adopted English Language Arts curriculum, EMC Passport. OCESD is the first district in California to adopt Passport. The teachers, along with Associate Superintendent Andrea Dunn, were invited by EMC to present at the NCTE...
The District received news that the California Retired Teachers Association will be sending area teachers $100.00 in grant money. Names were drawn, and the following OCESD teachers will receive checks at a future staff meeting: Shelby Vance (Bird); Christina Menchaca (District); Deborah Alagata (Stanford); Lori Phelps-Zink (Stanford); Nicole Robles (Oakdale);...
OCESD is now participating in the Everyday Kindness program. Did you see an act of kindness? Report it on the Everyday Kindness website: http://www.everyday-kindness.o...
Paul Mabie, Food Service Coordinator, just visited Sunset View Citrus Ranch here in Oroville and Bill Reid who has lived here for 40 years. Bill supplies us with fresh local grown mandarins and oranges for our district's meal programs. As you can see the mandarins are still pretty green, yet some are starting to turn orange and will be ready to eat soon.
OCESD has a new app that features updates, social media feeds and push notifications. Check it out on the iTunes or GooglePlay app stores. It is called OCESDconnect.
Ishi Hills students under the instruction of Teacher Amy Brooks created and installed a new art display at the district office. Come in and check it out!