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Due to field conditions the following contests have been CANCELLED today:
JV Baseball vs Dansville @ OE
Middle School BSB @ Lakeville
Good luck to our athletes competing today. Go Marauders!
Congratulations to Ovid-Elsie High School’s Student of the Week, senior Hunter A!
Mr. Gavenda nominated Hunter because ‘he is a great student and wonderful to have in class. However, the reason I am nominating him is because he always makes it a point to tell me to have a nice day before he leaves my classroom for the day. Some days that interaction just seems routine, but other days it's just what I need to get through a long day.” Hunter enjoys reading, cycling, and learning about history. He’s earned a National GeoBee Certificate of Achievement. His post-secondary plans include attending Lansing Community College and then transferring to a University.
The Union Station food truck will not be at our athletic events tonight, but our concession stand will be open at 5:15 pm.
In Mrs. Roberts' groups, students participated in "Math Mania" to help review math skills. Students has work at different stations to complete around the room.
Good luck to our athletes competing today. Go Marauders!
If you are a business owner or career specialist/tradesman that would like to set up an INTERACTIVE booth next year at our Clinton County Career EXPO, held at Dewitt HS. 8th and 10th grade students from all Clinton County Schools (including OEAS) get to go and explore possible careers and interact with you to learn about what you do! November 7, 2024 - mark your calendar and click the link to see the flyer to reserve your booth! https://5il.co/2kby1
Please review the attached letter regarding a watermain break near Leonard Elementary https://5il.co/2kaax
Next Wednesday (5/8) will be the third and final round of RCAD mental health screening for our HS students by Clinton County RESA. This will help to determine eligibility for services during the summer months and ensure that students have access to the mental health support services needed when school is not in session. The screener is a short series of questions that students will answer through an online form to help us better understand how they are feeling at this present time and match them with services. If you have previously opted your student out of the screener, just inform them not to participate during the Advisory lesson and they will not be asked to complete it.
The HS Counseling Team will be visiting with 8th grade students this Friday (5/3) in Mr. Grandstaff's classroom to discuss their upcoming freshman year and classes that may be offered in addition to the requirements for graduation. A Google Form will be sent out to all 8th grade students at 3pm on Friday, so please be on the lookout for that in their school email and inquire with your student over the weekend to discuss options for next year and fill out that form. Please understand these are just class preferences and are not guaranteed. All schedules are created to ensure every student meets graduation requirements while balancing a number of other factors to determine placement.
Mrs. McDowell’s WIN group finished reviewing for their Math M-step by playing “MRS. M MAY I?” a version of Mother May I. Students solved math problems and then had to ask “Mrs. M may I?” If the answer was correct, the got to move forward the given number of spots. If it was wrong, sometimes they had to move back 😛 Students enjoyed doing this type of review instead of just paper and pencil!
Good luck to our Athletes competing today. Go Marauders!
Our class is growing caterpillars into butterflies. This week we moved the chrysalids into the butterfly garden. They will be in their chrysalids for about 7-10 days. While we wait for them to turn into butterflies, we made a bookmark of the process a caterpillar goes through to become a butterfly and we made a cute butterfly craft for our lockers.
Reminder: Tomorrow, Wednesday May 1, 2024 is an Early Release day. Elementary dismissed at 11:00 am and Secondary dismissed at 11:15 am
On Friday, Mrs. McDowell's WIN groups completed a WHODUNNIT game as a review for their upcoming Math M-step test. During this game, partners worked together to solve problems involving order of operations. Then depending on their answer, they would get a clue as to who didn’t do the crime, where it didn’t take place, and how it didn’t happen. These clues eliminated choices so they could finally solve “WHODUNNIT.”
Attention high school parents, OE Yearbook has 44 books left to sell this year. When they are gone, that's it. Order yours at www.jostens.com.
Jostens is also accepting senior recognition ads through Wednesday, May 8th, or until the ad space in the yearbook is full.
April was full of opportunities to reward our Middle School students for their great choices and hard work!
Good luck to our athletes competing today. Go Marauders!
Good luck to our athletes competing today. Go Marauders!