It's National Library Week! Mrs. Youngblood's Class is enjoying reading the One and Only Ivan!
OHE Elementary Night for Soccer will be Friday, April 11, 2025. OHE students will be invited to go on the field at halftime (approximately 5:40 pm), and a few students will be chosen to participate in a shootout vs a Cyclone Keeper! We hope to see you there!
Don't forget...Join us on Thursday, April 17th to learn about resources for families!
Mrs. Letson’s kindergarten class has been working on finding various ways to represent numbers 6-10 on their own. 🤩
It's Paraprofessionals Appreciation Day. We are so thankful for our wonderful paraprofessionals at OHE! These ladies wear many hats from instructing our students to covering duties! They are so helpful and are such an important part of our staff!
#Blessedwiththebest 🤩
We are hoping for more beautiful spring weather! Please note our April events!
Students are working hard in the science lab and are showing off their coding skills! Mrs. McGahee loves when students wear their science shirts to the lab! 🤩
#OHEistheplacetobe
Just a Reminder... Our 3rd Quarter Awards Assemblies are April 1st-3rd
We are so thankful to First United Methodist Church for providing a meal for our teachers during parent-teacher conferences. We enjoyed the sub sandwiches, chips, and cookies! ❤️
Thank you to First Baptist Church of Russellville for providing our staff with lunch from Pasta Grill during parent-teacher conferences. ❤️
We are so thankful that former THV 11 news anchor, Craig O'Neill included Oakland Heights in his Reading Road Trip today! He read The Man Who Didn't Like Animals to our second graders! Our students loved his animated and energetic read aloud! Thank you, Craig O'Neill for sharing a wonderful story and encouraging our students to read every day! We are keeping the identity of the man in the story a secret so other readers can enjoy the surprise when they read the book!
Mrs. Powers second grade class worked to solve the mystery of why a group of wild bighorn sheep would leave their usual desert habitat to visit a second, very different habitat: a local playground. In the activity, Habitat Scavenger Hunt, students recorded observations of the diversity of life found in the desert and the playground, as well as the physical characteristics of each location. Students combined these observations to create an understanding of how the living and non-living parts of a habitat support the animals that live there.
#EducateEquipEmpower
Thank you to First Baptist Church of Russellville for providing our staff with lunch from Pasta Grill during parent-teacher conferences. ❤️
This is a reminder that all RSD schools and offices will be closed from March 24th to 28th for spring break. School will resume on March 31st. Thank you!
Our Lost and Found is full. Please stop by and check for missing items at parent-teacher conferences this evening and on Thursday.
April 7-11 is National Library Week. We are having a Book Character Potato contest! Students may bring a potato decorated as a book character on Monday, April 7th. The potatoes will be displayed in front of the library and judged by RSD Media Specialists!
Congratulations to the OHE March Staff Member of the Month, Robyn Goins! Mrs. Goins works in our school office as a registrar 🤩
Looking ahead... Our Book Character Parade will take place Wednesday, April 9th. Permission slips will be sent home this week and are due on April 7th.
Just a Reminder...March 17th-21st will be Dr. Seuss Week at Oakland Heights
Congratulations to the OHE March Student of the Month, Lincoln Woods!
Lincoln is a second grader in Ms. Matilo's class. 🤩
