Butte County Public Health is providing Back-To-School Immunization Clinics.
More info can be found here:
https://www.ocesd.net/documents/health-services/tdap-clinic-info-2023/487930
The first step of transforming the old locker rooms at The Studios @ Central into usable space for students has begun! This will be a longer process but we are hopeful it will be another great addition to the Visual and Performing Arts program at The Studios @ Central!
The Studios @ Central are excited to introduce their new admin team!
Vince Xiong - Principal and Lauren Albert - Assistant Principal
A fresh asphalt coating was laid down today at the lunch area at The Studios @ Central!
Visual and Performing Arts Update at The Studios @ Central: the dance classroom has been moved to a large, double classroom and the dance mirrors are already installed. This larger space will better suit the very popular dance program at The Studios @ Central!
Work is well underway on the Wyandotte Academy and The Studios @ Central track renovation project!
Tonight's OCESD Board Meeting may be the final opportunity for public input on the OCESD Trustee Area maps.
If you are unable to make the meeting, you can use the documents found here https://www.ocesd.net/page/trustee-areas to express your opinion and input regarding new draft boundary lines for the OCESD Board of Trustees elections BEFORE tonight's Board Meeting at 5 PM. Please turn completed forms or feedback to backpack@ocesd.net.
Community Reminder:
All OCESD sites have an extensive surveillance camera system that monitors the campus and surrounding areas 24/7. Also, we do prosecute those who commit crimes on our campuses.
Goats have begun grazing at Ishi Hills Middle School to reduce fuels and help prevent fires.
The first phase of construction has begun at The Studios @ Central and Ishi Hills Middle School for the new outdoor, covered basketballs and PE structures!
Dear Families of Oroville City Elementary School District,
It is with a heavy heart and profound sadness that I reach out to you today to address a tragic incident that has deeply affected our school community. We have recently learned about the untimely loss of one of our students. Our thoughts and deepest condolences go out to the family and loved ones who are enduring this unimaginable grief.
We are aware that this tragic event has garnered attention on social media platforms and local news outlets. Please remember that during such difficult times, it is important to exercise caution and respect the privacy of those directly affected. We must come together as a community to support one another and honor the memory of the student we have lost.
I want to assure you that the Oroville Police Department has initiated an investigation into the circumstances surrounding this tragedy. As a school district, we will cooperate fully and provide any assistance required throughout their inquiry. Our primary focus is to ensure that all necessary information is gathered thoroughly and timely, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of the events leading to this heartbreaking loss.
In times like these, it is crucial that we come together as a community to support one another. We understand the tremendous impact such a loss can have on our students, families, and staff. In collaboration with the Butte County Office of Education, we are working diligently to provide counseling services and support to anyone in our school community who may be in need. Our dedicated team of professionals will be available to offer assistance, guidance, and a listening ear to help navigate through this difficult period.
Students affected by the incident will process this in their own way. Please be sensitive to any changes in your child's behavior. Over the next few days, please encourage your child to express their feelings and listen attentively.
Some of the common reactions that children experience when reacting to a traumatic event are:
· Restlessness, nervous behavior
· Trouble concentrating
· Difficulty sleeping, nightmares
· "Clingy" behavior, fear of being alone
· Asking questions over and over again
· Remembering previous losses and events
Please take the time to reach out to one another, offering comfort and support to those who may be struggling. We must remember that grief knows no timetable, and everyone copes with loss in their own unique way. Be patient and understanding, as a simple act of kindness can make a difference.
If you have any concerns, questions, or require further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact your child's school. We are here to support you through this difficult time. Together, we will navigate this painful journey and emerge stronger as a community.
With deepest sympathies,
Dr. Holtom
A special message from OCESD Board of Trustee Member K. Sandra Barnes:
The Studios @ Central participating in the Kiwanis club Kiddie Parade. Summer at the Lake was the theme this year for The Studios.
The Studios @ Central represented at the Special Olympics last Friday. Participants had a great time.
OPEN HOUSE NIGHT
THE STUDIOS@CENTRAL
THURSDAY MAY 11
IN THE GYM
TIME IS 5:30-7:00
Events Include:
COME MEET YOUR STUDENT'S TEACHERS AND SEE WHAT YOUR STUDENT HAS BEEN DOING AT SCHOOL THIS YEAR. DINNER IS INCLUDED
Tabitha VanGunda and Rachelle Linden were presented with the Ross-Harmon Educator of the Year Monday evening! Congratulations to you both!
The Studios@ Central had the pleasure of listening to the Chico Quintet on 04/19/2023.
Students started the week off with an inspirational message to "Do their best" by watching professional BMX riders do tricks while advising students to give their all and remember not to bully.
Another incredible position has opened up at the OCESD District Office!
Full-time, full-year, health benefits, retirement (PERS) and you can learn the Business Attendance Clerk position on the job!
Apply today! https://www.edjoin.org/Home/DistrictJobPosting/1750430
Hay there! Did you hear? The Paradise Grazing Festival is next weekend!
Get ready for a day of fun for the whole family, hosted by the Butte County Fire Safe Council (BCFSC)!
Meet your Host: The BCFSC is a nonprofit, community-based organization providing wildfire safety services to Butte County since 1998!
When: Saturday, March 25, 2023, from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Where: The Terry Ashe Recreation Center at 6626 Skyway, Paradise, CA
Why: Come celebrate some amazing grazing from nature’s firefighters. Learn about how goats can help protect our communities from wildfires by clearing flammable vegetation to create a more fire-safe landscape.
Learn about using grazing for wildfire safety, and then stay for food, vendor booths, live music, tie dye crafts, goat activities, and more!
We’re bringing the G.O.A.T. (greatest of all time) goats, just like last year.
Goat Experiences: Petting zoo, goat yoga, goat photobooth, story time with goats, and a dog herding demonstration!
Find out more online:
Watch the video recap of last year’s first ever Paradise Grazing Festival: https://youtu.be/g9ueao2-HSU
Event webpage: https://buttefiresafe.net/paradisegrazingfestival/
RSVP or share on Facebook: https://fb.me/e/3nsfIr202
Learn more about the Butte County Fire Safe Council (BCFSC): https://linktr.ee/buttefiresafe
