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More new banners are popping up around the OCESD schools!
over 1 year ago, OCESD
Be safe, be responsible, be respectful banner at The Studios  @ Central
Preparing for success banner
Sierra Del Oro, Home of the Cubs banner
Wonderful, new community-facing banners are going up all around OCESD's seven schools. Check out the installation at Wyandotte Academy!
over 1 year ago, OCESD
People installing a new banner at Wyandotte Academy
Banner on fence stating "Its a great day to be a Wyandotte Wolf"
Notice of Public Auction 2001 GMC Savana Compact School Bus • 160,059 Miles • Diesel Engine • Fair Condition • Bus ran when parked in 2019 • Reserve of $500 Please include your name and phone number on your sealed bid. Bids are to be received at the OCESD District Office, 2795 Yard Street, Oroville no later than 4:00 PM on March 28, 2025. To view the vehicle, meet in the front parking lot of Briggs Firestone in Oroville on March 27, 2025, between 10:00 – 10:45 AM. The highest bidder will be contacted by phone on March 31, 2025. Form of payment accepted: cashier's check made out to Oroville Elementary School District.
over 1 year ago, OCESD
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Oroville Elementary School District is offering a great opportunity to engage in a conversation about the impact of screens on both kids and adults. Screenagers is a film that dives into how excessive screen time can affect children’s development, social life, and mental well-being. It’s a valuable way for families and communities to come together and start meaningful discussions about balance in today’s digital age. Please join us on February 26, 2025, at the State Theater in Downtown Oroville. Doors open at 5:15 and the film will begin at 5:45 pm. Free admission and one raffle ticket per entry for prizes from local businesses. Look forward to seeing you there, hope you can attend. Click here for more info: https://www.ocesd.net/page/screenagers
over 1 year ago, OCESD
Save the Date: February 26, 2025 Oroville Elementary School District is offering a great opportunity to engage in a conversation about the impact of screens on both kids and adults. Screenagers is a film that dives into how excessive screen time can affect children’s development, social life, and mental well-being. It’s a valuable way for families and communities to come together and start meaningful discussions about balance in today’s digital age. Please join us on February 26, 2025, at the State Theater in Downtown Oroville. Doors open at 5:15 and the film will begin at 5:45 pm. Free admission and one raffle ticket per entry for prizes from local businesses. Look forward to seeing you there, hope you can attend. Click here for more info: https://www.ocesd.net/page/screenagers
over 1 year ago, OCESD
The Studios @ Central celebrated the Lunar New Year with a special performance! https://youtube.com/shorts/yHF-LTFRkeg?feature=share
over 1 year ago, OCESD
Board member Thompson, Principal Xiong and Performers
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Great part-time employment opportunity for those looking to start a career in human resources: www.edjoin.org/Home/JobPosting/2032111 Apply today!
over 1 year ago, OCESD
Amazing opportunity: Full-time Office Manager at Ophir Elementary School Apply today! https://www.edjoin.org/Home/JobPosting/2032177
over 1 year ago, OCESD
The Sports Pavilion at The Studios @ Central is beginning to rise from the blacktop. A similar Sports Pavilion is also under construction at Ishi Hills Middle School. Funding for these projects is from our Expanded Learning Opportunities Program.
over 1 year ago, OCESD
Cranes building steel frame of Sports Pavilion
Over the holiday break, OCESD's food services staff prepared and distributed over 1,800 meals to OCESD students. The nutritious meals were greatly appreciated during a time of year when students do not typically have access to school meals. Great work OCESD Food Services staff!
over 1 year ago, OCESD
Construction has begun on the footings for the covered outdoor sports pavilions at Ishi Hills Middle School and The Studios @ Central. The steel structures were fabricated in Michigan and delivered via 14 semi-trucks so once the footings are ready, we can proceed with construction immediately. The structures, in addition to new playground equipment and shade structures at our elementary schools, are being funded with Expanded Learning Opportunities Program funding.
over 1 year ago, OCESD
Massive drill drilling footings
crane lowering massive rebar structure into hole
REMINDER! This is a FREE event for ALL Ishi families tonight! The kids who earned the field trip reward today had a BLAST!! I cannot believe how many students ran up the 14 foot wall!! So cool! There are TWO American Ninja Warriors at these events + their awesome staff! It's such a fun event - PLEASE come by and check it out! Our amazing school district and school board made this event possible for all of our students & families this evening! See you there!! 5-7 at the Convention Center!
over 1 year ago, Lori Gaines
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Oroville City Elementary School District put a bond measure on this year's ballot to raise funds for much-needed facility improvements to our aging buildings and also to expand Ishi Hills Middle School to accommodate growth and inclusion of career technical education programs. This bond would have replaced our expiring bond from 20 years ago, so homeowner taxpayers would not see a tax increase, but an extension of the current taxes paid. OCESD would also use these funds to be able to access the State bond funding that did pass in this election, Proposition 2. This school bond would require 55% of voter approval to pass. Our bond measure, Measure E, received 53.75% in support, just 135 votes shy of the 55.0% threshold to pass. We are disappointed with the result but would like to thank all of the people and groups that helped support our bond measure. Though this is a setback for the district, this will not change our focus on providing the best possible education for thousands of students who live in the Oroville community every day.
over 1 year ago, OCESD
Yes! This evening event on 12/10 is for ALL Ishi families!! As you know, we've challenged our students to meet the 95% attendance target for semester 1 to receive an invite to a special Ninja Warrior obstacle course event during the school day ~ with Ninja Champion JOE MORAVSKY!! That day is coming soon! THIS EVENING EVENT, 12/10, IS FOR ALL ISHI FAMILIES TO STOP BY AND CHECK OUT WHAT THE STUDENTS WHO EARNED THE REWARD WILL GET TO EXPERIENCE & MEET NINJA JOE MORAVSKY!!! THE FLYER FOR THE ATTENDANCE REWARD DAY WILL BE POSTED THIS WEEK. THAT EVENT IS ONLY FOR STUDENTS WITH 95%+ ATTENDANCE FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER. IT WILL TAKE PLACE DURING THE SCHOOL DAY WITH MANY STAFF IN ATTENDANCE AS IT WILL BE CONSIDERED A FIELD TRIP. MORE INFO ON THIS REWARD EVENT COMING THIS WEEK! For the evening Ishi community event on 12/10, please note: Children under 5 are not permitted on the obstacles. PARENTS MUST REMAIN WITH THEIR STUDENTS, PLEASE DO NOT DROP YOUR STUDENT(s) OFF. Many thanks to our amazing school district & our school board for sponsoring this amazing event! We are very grateful!!
over 1 year ago, Lori Gaines
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The OCESD staff want to wish everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving. We are grateful for all of our students, families and community partners. Schools will be closed Nov 25-29. We look forward to seeing our students back in school on Monday, Dec 2. Spencer Holtom Ed.D Superintendent
over 1 year ago, OCESD
6th grade students & their siblings are being released early today due to flooding at the bottom of the trail. Parents cannot pick up on Foothill Blvd and MUST drive up to the parent pick-up roundabout. Students will be ready at 2:10 for pick-up. If you cannot be here early, no worries. Siblings of 6th graders will be release early, as well. We are trying to cut down on the number of cars arriving and departing at the same time. We will have staff at the pick-up area at 2:10 to help manage a smooth pick-up. PLEASE PULL ALL the way up before stopping to let your kiddo in your car - this keeps the line moving!
over 1 year ago, Lori Gaines
The trail down to Foothill is FLOODED! Students will not be able to be picked up at the bottom of the trail. You must get in the pick-up line or come early and park up top in the parent parking lot. PLEASE be extremely cautious as you drive up and them back down as our students who walk will need to walk on the driveway. Proceed with caution! Thank you very much!
over 1 year ago, Lori Gaines
This event is meant for our middle school students to enjoy with their parent(s)/guardian(s). We will be led by an artist and will need all participants to arrive on time to avoid missing a step in the directions. Childcare will be offered for younger siblings. If you have a child in diapers, we will need to have you step out to change the diaper, however. Our staff will not. We are setting this up like an elegant event. Please partner with us in reminding your student(s) why they are there & encourage them to be on their best behavior. Thank you! We want this to be enjoyable for all who attend as well as for the artist. We look forward to a lovely afternoon/evening with you & can't wait to see what we create! Please RSVP on Parent Square. If you have more than 1 Ishi middle school student, no problem! Just let us know via the RSVP option. Thank you!!
over 1 year ago, Lori Gaines
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These amazing 8th graders were selected to lead the Pledge of Allegiance at last night's School Board Meeting!! Each student gave a brief speech about the Pledge of Allegiance and honoring our flag before leading the board members and audience in the Pledge. We are super proud of these students! We appreciate their enthusiasm and commitment to taking on this opportunity. Many thanks to these amazing student leaders: Jacoury Harvey, Trinton Miller, Kelsey Cherry. Our awesome Superintendent, Dr. Holtom, was very proud to take this picture with these students!
over 1 year ago, Lori Gaines
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Community Partner Announcement: Discover Girl Scouts & Make New Friends! join us for a Girl Scout Meet & Greet Calvary Lutheran Church, 10 Concordia Ln, Oroville, 95966 November 23rd, 1pm-2pm. Girl Scouts are always up for new experiences—spotting owls on a night time hike, learning to cook with solar power, writing poetry, or even starting a business. Sound like you? We want you in our crew. At Girl Scouts, you'll find a place to try new things, discover new talents, and most importantly, be fully, totally yourself. Join the Girl Scout community and get ready to make awesome memories with forever friends. Our troops are led by adult volunteers, scan the QR code below to RSVP for a parent information session for the interested families in your community so we can get a new troop formed for the youth in your community right away! Have questions or can’t wait to get started? Contact Jessika at jpunzor@gsnorcal.org or 530-528-8655 Scan the code to RSVP or visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/oroville-ca-girl-scout-meet-up-tickets-1066162413479?aff=oddtdtcreator
over 1 year ago, OCESD
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