Ovid-Elsie is applying to receive The MI Kids Back on Track Grant from the state of Michigan. OEAS Administration is seeking feedback from all district and community stakeholders to help determine how the district should best utilize these resources to address unfinished learning. Please let us know your opinions by completing this brief survey. The survey will close at 5 p.m. on Sunday, October 29: https://forms.gle/ZXikHDBoiYyAhq3B9
6th grade celebrated Halloween today with a glow in the dark lab. Students used glow sticks to observe how temperature affected molecule movement.
Please consider tuning into WLNS at 5:30 pm this evening to see an interview with Lilian B, McKenzie K, and Alyson M who are in Des Moines, IA representing MSU, the State of Michigan's Youth Institute and Ovid-Elsie at the World Food Prize Global Youth Institute.
They have worked hard to be there! They have made connections around the globe and it has been a fast-paced, event-filled four days for them and their advisor, Ms. Dana Blank.
Congratulations to Ovid-Elsie High School’s Student of the Week, junior Corbyn J!
Nominated by Ms. Hoffman because he stepped out of his comfort zone to serve as an FFA chapter officer this year, Corbyn has been a huge asset to his team. In addition to FFA, Corbyn plays baseball earning all-conference honors the past two years. In his free time, he enjoys hunting, fishing and hanging out with friends and family. Corbyn is currently undecided on his post-secondary plans but is considering attending a trade school.
Don't wait to purchase your tickets at the gate tonight! Avoid the line and purchase your tickets at the link. No passes of any kind are allowed. https://gofan.co/event/1183352?schoolId=MI3441
Mr. Puffpaff's CCRESA audio/video production students attended the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association fall conference on October 25th in Lansing. They learned about film directing, producing, podcast interviewing, and video. They got to talk with experts in filmmaking and network.
Three OEHS students are presenting at the Global Youth Institute in Des Moines, IA this week. These three young ladies— Alyson M, Lilian B, and McKenzie K are 3 of 7 students chosen to represent the state of Michigan and are 3 of 151 students from 11 countries. They have worked hard writing and researching and are presenting their ideas to experts this week in an effort to combat the world hunger problem.
Good luck to our Cross Country Team & Varsity Football Team today. Go Marauders!
Red Cedar registration closes today. All forms will be picked up at 11:30am. You may adjust your jersey size on Saturday between 5:00-6:30pm if needed.
OEMS celebrated Red Ribbon Week today by wearing the color red. Students also had an opportunity throughout the week to participate in a pledge to grow up safe, healthy, and drug free.
The results are in for the MS pumpkin carving and painting contest. Congratulations to the winners of the painted pumpkins: Kylynn for 1st place, Taylin for 2nd place, and Abygail for 3rd place. Also, congratulations to the winners of the carved pumpkins: Brielle for 1st place, Kelia for 2nd place, and Logan for 3rd place. Thank you to everyone who participated in this event. It was a difficult task to judge as all entries were of high quality.
Anyone looking to try on a basketball jersey for Red Cedar can stop by the Middle School on Saturday, October 28th between 5:00-6:30pm. Please turn your forms in on Friday so that the board can begin establishing numbers. Thank you!
On Friday, students in Miss Howes' class completed a fall art project by making coasters. After students were completed, they all joined in completing lessons on Duolingo. Students are absolutely loving discovering a new language!
Don't forget about our FREE Baseball/ Softball clinic this Sunday!!! Let's play a little Fall Ball!! https://5il.co/27h0r
The after school MAT program will resume at the conclusion of our Fall Sports Seasons. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Ovid-Elsie Area Schools is currently seeking members for the O-E Sex Education
Advisory Board. As a member, you would be expected to:
● Regularly attend advisory board meetings and prepare for being an effective
member at the meetings as needed.
● Seek accurate and current information regarding content and instructional
strategies that will help them make informed decisions as board members and
practical recommendations to the board of education based on best practice.
● Be advocates and spokespersons for the board decisions and the adopted
program.
● Share ideas and concerns and work cooperatively in a way that maintains the
board as a partnership of people who are willing to work toward healthy sexual
development of youth and reducing sexual risk behaviors.
● Support the public hearing process for proposed program revisions.
● Contribute to an evaluation plan and report regarding attainment of program
goals and objectives.
● Respect the decisions of the board of education regarding their
recommendations.
Important reminders related to the composition of a sex education advisory board
include:
● At least 1/2 of the members of the sex education advisory board shall be parents
who have a child attending a school operated by the school district
● A majority of these parent members shall be individuals who are not employed by
a school district
● The board of a school district shall include pupils of the school district, educators,
local clergy, and community health professionals on the sex education advisory
board.
A reasonable effort shall be made to ensure that the advisory board shall consist of
members representing a cross-section of community viewpoints.
If you are interested in serving on the Sex Education Advisory Board (OESEAB) please complete the Membership Application https://5il.co/27p61. Applications are also available at the Administration Office located at 8989 E Colony Road, Elsie, MI 48831 or email admin@ovidelsie.org
Deadline to submit applications is Thursday, November 30, 2023.
We have kicked off Red Ribbon Week across the district to promote healthy choices and living drug free - check out the background on why Red Ribbon Week was started across the U.S. and check in with your kids about how they plan to abstain from drugs.
Leonard Elementary held a Family Tailgate last week. Almost 500 people attended and enjoyed dinner, a hayride and several fall themed activities. Thank you to all of the families that participated.
GoFan link for Friday Night Football. https://gofan.co/event/1183352?schoolId=MI3441
Ovid-Elsie High School will be hosting the Varsity Football Playoff playoff game #1 on Friday, 10/27/23 vs. Ida High School. Game time: 7:00 pm.
