The 5th graders at East Omak Elementary have had a meaningful and engaging celebration of Native American Heritage Month! Participating in activities such as enjoying a performance by the Indigenous Enterprise Dancers, exploring traditional artifacts, sampling local foods like salmon and huckleberries, creating art, and listening to storytelling offers them a rich cultural experience. These activities not only honor Native American traditions but also help students develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of Indigenous cultures and of our local tribe. We are certainly grateful for these opportunities!
News from East Omak Elementary!
No School on Friday, Nov 29th in observance of Washington State Native American Day.
No School Nov 27th - 28th, Happy Thanksgiving!
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Substitute Appreciation Day
Parent-Teacher-Student Conferences, Nov 25th & 26th.
Psychologist Appreciation Day.
Happy Veterans Day from East Omak Elementary!
No School on Monday, Nov 11th in observance of Veterans Day!
December 1, 2024, Omak School District will go to a cashless system for all athletic events.
Happy Fall from East Omak Elementary!!
No School, Veterans Day, Monday, Nov 11th.
A fire truck responded to Omak middle school this afternoon at about 2:15. A Chromebook, see picture, spontaneously caught on fire in the classroom. It burned the desk a little bit, but they were able to get the Chromebook and the desk outside without any damage to the building. No students were injured.
1st Quarter Ends , Nov 1st
Early Release, Friday, Nov 1st.
Omak Pioneer Players Presents - The Man Who Came to Dinner (Auditions)
Omak Parent Lighthouse Team Meeting, thursday Nov 7th, at 6:00 pm @ North Elementary School
Methow Arts Alliance brought a phenomenal presentation to East Omak Elementary! The musical group known as Mamajawoli with Joe Craven blends West African, traditional American and original compositions. We are always grateful for this collaboration with the Methow Arts! Our students love these performances.
