A Message from the King at School #5 Revolutionary Town Hall
Pizza Box Race at School #8 Field Day
Students take turns copying each other's dance moves at #9E Field Day
Admiring nature on Earth Day at School #6.
School #2 students engaging in yoga
Goofy sports is a fun way to celebrate Team Spirit at OMS
Lauren Boppert of OHS raises money to donate art supplies to children
Lauren's parents helped her distribute the art kits she created. The supplies went to The Hispanic Brotherhood of Rockville Centre.
Fiscal Solvency Highlights
Learn about how the district has strengthened reserves and fiscal solvency here or watch the April 6, BOE meeting. The presentation follows student honors recognition and begins at 51:50.
School #8 students helped donate humanitarian aid to Ukrainian refugees.
School #4 students learning and exploring in Makerspace
School #5 performed Aladdin for classmates and families
We've all learned the quadratic equation, the Pythagorean theorem, how to solve for x and many other mathematical formulas and procedures. Math in Society, an elective course at Oceanside High School, gives students an opportunity to apply their mathematical learning in a variety of hands-on projects. The students recently offered feedback on their favorite topics and projects from the yearlong course.
Fiscal Solvency Presentation Outlines How District Strengthened Reserves
Jerel Cokley, Assistant Superintendent for Business and Operations, presented at the April 6, 2022 Board of Education meeting on the district's fiscal strength and solvency.
Watch at BOE Meeting here (starting at 51:50) or view Presentation
Ava Blau of OHS was named Outstanding President at the Key Club Leadership Conference in Albany, which OHS attended virtually. This award is given to only one president in all of New York State, which has approximately 270 Key clubs.
Ava is pictured in the center of the first row of students.
Parents who attended the March 1 OSD Parent University Workshop with Dr. Merry McVey-Noble, a psychologist with expertise in treating trauma, found it very helpful. For those who were not able to participate, the recording and presentation slides are available.
In celebration of National Nutrition Month, the district is once again sponsoring the Great Oceanside Cook-off. The nutrition committee is inviting families to choose a favorite recipe, record themselves preparing it and submitting it for consideration by April 1.
Our schools are blessed with wonderful libraries and talented, dedicated librarians who make the #booklove magic happen. Here's a tour of the gem that is OHS' library, courtesy of our OHS Thespians.
After being named one of four New York State winners in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Competition in December, School #5's sixth grade Project Extra team has now advanced to the nationwide finals. Only ten schools were chosen. School #5 is the only elementary school.