The Assistant Child Care Teacher (ACCT) class recently awarded the students with all their certifications they earned this school year.
ACCT is a dual credit course with Fox Valley Technical College and also earns students their WI Department of Public Instruction certificate to become an Assistant Child Care Teacher. Throughout the year, this class also earned their Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) certificate, Abusive Head Trauma (AHT) certificate, WI Breastfeeding Initiative certificate, and got certified in CPR/AED. All of these certifications will be beneficial to them as they continue to pursue a career in Early Childhood.
"CONGRATULATIONS Ladies!! I am very proud of all of you and wish you the best in your future endeavors!"-- Mrs. Morse
Congratulations to the following high school students who are the 2023-2024 Class Officers:
Seniors:
President: Allison Schoenike
Vice President: Reagan Heidel
Secretary: Leyna Hintzman
Treasurer: Faith Anderson
Juniors:
President: Malia Basiliere
Vice President: Gavin Fedderly
Secretary: Makenna Lang
Treasurer: Delia Hughes
Sophomores:
President: Ava Koch
Vice President: Lainey Eckstein
Secretary: Logan Carley
Treasurer: Lexi Rilling
Freshmen:
President: Maxwell Zabel
Vice President: Parker Kasuboski
Secretary: Sawyer Case
Treasurer: Josh Moser
Congratulations to the following high school students who are the 2023-2024 Student Council Representatives:
Seniors:
President: Olivia Carley
Maya Kasuboski
Olvia Juedes
Julia Koch
Felicity Richmond
Livvie Sohn
Juniors:
Bella Freeman
Bailey Malnory
Alexis Montalvo
Kira Stadler
Sophomore:
Madelyn Calkins
Lucas Kasuboski
Blake Stachura
Oliver White
Freshmen:
Landon McCollian
Dean Muller
Dimitri Penza
Lillian Schoonover
Here are last weeks Fox Paw winners from H.B. Patch and OMS. Great job following the Fox Four Expectations of being safe, being responsible, being respectful, and being positive!
Congratulations to the 2023 graduates who are graduating today!
High school students recently participated in "Drive Your Tractor to School Day."
Omro High School Sources of Strength hosted a "Student Appreciation" Fox Time event in which staff and students participated in a variety of healthy activities around the school grounds. Groups played games like soccer, kickball, and sharks and minnows. Others took relaxing walks on the fitness trail or read books outside. Some got playful with bubbles and did sidewalk art. It was a fun way to celebrate the year together.
Congratulations to this week's OMS and OHS Fox Friday winners! These students were nominated by staff members or other students for demonstrating the Fox Four - Safety, Responsibility, Respect, or Positivity. Staff members were nominated by students or other staff members for being a role model, an advocate for students, or having a positive connection with students.
On Monday, May 22, members of the high school Spanish Club went to the Latino Arts Community Center in Milwaukee to learn how to make authentic Tortillas and horchata. After eating eat too many freshly made quesadillas, they walked over to Botanas restaurant to enjoy some delicious food. They all came home very full and feliz.
In early May our High School Battle of the Books team went on a field trip to celebrate their hard work this season. Liam and Kayannah represented Omro High School in the Final State Test for Battle of the Books the last week of February.
On their field trip they visited 3 Little Free Libraries in Omro and Oshkosh to restock with books. After sharing their love of literacy with residents in Omro and Oshkosh they went to Barnes and Noble where they picked out 14 new books for our school library. Making a trip back to Oshkosh they finished off the day with lunch and a movie. Great job this Battle of the Books Season Liam and Kayannah!
The class of 2025 is hosting a spirit night at Red Robin in Oshkosh June 6th from 5pm - 9pm. Mention the fundraiser when you dine in or carry out and 20% of food sales will go to the graduating class of 2025.
The students in Mrs. Morse's Assistant Child Care class recently completed a unit on Professional Development in the Early Childhood field. Each student had an opportunity to research an EC career that they had an interest in and create a bulletin board showcasing their findings.
The 2023 Homecoming Theme is here!
Congratulations to Felicity who earned a scholarship from her musical performance in the Huisman Honors Recital. Felicity placed 4th out of all the participating musicians from the entire state of Wisconsin!
Congratulations to this week's OMS and OHS Fox Friday winners!
These students were nominated by staff members or other students for demonstrating the Fox Four - Safety, Responsibility, Respect, or Positivity. Staff members were nominated by students or other staff members for being a role model, an advocate for students, or having a positive connection with students.
National Honors Society induction was this past weekend at the high school. Here is the National Honors Society group from the 2003-2004 school year. Are you in this picture?
Students and Staff had the chance to participate in a Collaborative Art Project in the Middle and High School library this past month. The image was kept secret and as the squares were slowly completed a Fox appeared!
The OHS band and choir recently participated in the Trills and Thrills Festival. Both groups earned the highest rating of superior for their performances. After performing, the students spent the remainder of the day at Six Flags Great America. Thank you to OoMPA for funding the majority of this event.
Mrs. Wendy Fisher's Jazz Band and Mrs. Cindy Morse's Advanced Culinary Arts class collaborated for a night of music and dessert. The 5th Annual "Sweet Jazz" event was held on May 17 and was welcomed by over 60 guests who came to enjoy some wonderful music and delicious desserts showcased by our students.
Wednesday, May 3rd Omro Middle School and High School Students participated in National Bike to School Day. There were snacks and chances to win prizes for all who walked or biked to school that day. At the end of the day, students were encouraged to stop by the Omro Community Bike Shoppe where the fun continued. Students blended up some tasty lemonade slushies with our human-powered bike blender. We ended the day with a turtle bike race (the slowest person won) and more prizes. Thank you to all students and staff who participated, Eastern Wisconsin Safe Routes to School, and our local Kwik Trip for donating healthy treats.
Ms. Downs' 3rd grade and Mr. Carlson's high school AP Chemistry class partnered up for some chemistry demonstrations in the OES Science Lab!
