Quarter 3 behavior data for The Studios@Central.
OCESD is seeking bids for the Studios @ Central track improvement project. Bids are accepted until 1 PM on April 26, 2024.
More details in the link: https://shorturl.at/drtK1
The Studios celebrated Pi Day on 3/14/2024 with students getting the chance to pie a teacher as part of PBIS Rewards.
Over the weekend, Alex McFall completed his Eagle Scout project at the Wyandotte Academy with the help of Scout Troop 29 and community helpers. The project was focused on re-landscaping the parking lot islands in the west parking lot including adding new slopes, rocks, plants, and bark. Thank you Alex and Troop 29!
The Southside Oroville Community Center posted this "Thank You" message to The Studios @ Central and Principal Xiong for the Black History Month program put on by the school.
Studio's Families,
Please remember the time change, and to Spring forward 1 hour Sunday, March 10th!
OCESD is accepting bids for Internet Services. Find the RFP document here: https://shorturl.at/dpsxL
All Oroville City Elementary School District schools are open today. Please be safe in the weather.
“It makes you feel good to be somewhere with girls where you can be free and can let yourself loose. And you don’t have to try to be like everyone else.”
-Lilly, age 12 | 6th-8th Grade Program Participant (Heart & Sole)
This spring, give the gift of the Heart & Sole experience to your 6th, 7th and 8th grade girl!
Parents/Guardians – We are happy to announce that The Studios @ Central Middle School will be hosting a Heart & Sole team this spring for girls in 6th, 7th and 8th grade.
Registration Opens on January 16th at 6am on a FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED basis and will stay open until we reach a full team of 15 or March 1st - whichever comes first.
Heart & Sole is WAY more than a running program. Through dynamic, conversation-based lessons and running games taught by certified coaches, Heart & Sole is a safe, supportive place for your girl to build her CONFIDENCE, CONNECT with peers who turn into friends, and learn LIFE SKILLS to help her navigate her world.
Meeting once a week in small teams of 8-15 girls, running is used to teach girls how to set a goal, slowly work toward it and accomplish it while encouraging lifelong health and fitness and building confidence through accomplishment.
Volunteer coaches follow a research-based curriculum that covers topics such as:
* how to turn negative self-talk into positive self-talk
* how to understand their emotions
* how to choose good friends and be a good friend
* how to show gratitude and express empathy
* how to deal with gossip and handle peer pressure
and SO MUCH MORE!
At the season's conclusion, the girls will complete a 5k (3.1 miles) fun run Saturday, April 27th.. Completing the 5K gives the girls a tangible sense of achievement as well as a framework for setting and achieving life goals.
The result—making the seemingly impossible, possible and teaching girls that they CAN.
Season begins: Week of Feb. 19th or Feb. 26th 2024. Start time depends on school holiday schedules.
Season Ends: Week of May 6th
GOTR 5k Events:
Saturday, April 27th, 2024 - Butte College
Teams are limited to 15 girls
Registration fee is on a sliding scale based on Household Income: $25-$145
Be sure to register your girl as soon as registration opens to guarantee her spot. To register your girl and for more information, visit: www.gotrNorthState.org. The program fee includes the ten-week program (20 lessons + all program materials), registration for the end-of-season 5K event, a shirt and finisher’s medal. Have your girl grab her running shoes and join the Girls on the Run team! Questions: call 530-636-0786 or email info@gotrnorthstate.org.
The Central-Ishi band students performed at the State Theater last night. Congratulations to all of the students and staff that helped to make the experience happen for our community.
The Studios @ Central joined the rest of the community Saturday Dec, 10, 2023 in celebrating the Parade of Lights. Shout outs to Ms. Maybe, Ms, Zelwick, Mrs. McCarthy, The Alberts, and the Martins for helping us with the float!
The Central-Ishi band celebrating veterans at the Downtown Oroville Veteran's Day Parade.
We had a great time at the Salmon Festival! We spent the day asking community members to create scales for our salmon sculptures that encapsulated what they loved about Oroville.
Dear Parents:
In order to ensure we receive full State and Federal funding for all students, all families need to complete an Alternative Income Form. All students that still need to turn in a completed form will have one sent home this week. We ask that you please complete the form, sign, date and return to the students teacher/secretary as soon as possible.
If you have any questions please contact Tami Deal, at 532-5690 ext. 4153.
Here is a photo of Dr. Holtom visiting special education classrooms in the district this week.
Community Reminder: School is back in session, remember to follow the school zone speed limits!
OCESD Teachers, Classified Staff, and Administrators met for a day of team-building, important messages from Superintendent Holtom, and training on student behavior strategies and homeless youth support.
Reminder: First Day of School is Wednesday, August 16!
OCESD Middle Schools are piloting some very cool new technology called Eglass this coming school year!
The goats are about done reducing the wildfire fuel load at Ishi Hills for this summer. Hope we see them back next summer!
