Principal Appreciation Day
4 months ago, Deana Abel
Omak Middle School students took part in the Nature Immersion Program, where they were taken into the wilderness and learned survival skills. They learned how to be good stewards of the land, flintknapping, hide tanning, root digging, and basket weaving. They also learned how to build a shelter and create tee-pee poles.
4 months ago, Deana Abel
Omak High School FFA Annual Plant Sale
4 months ago, Deana Abel
Lunch Hero Appreciation Day
4 months ago, Deana Abel
Weekly Sports Update
4 months ago, Deana Abel
Administrative Professionals Appreciation Day
4 months ago, Deana Abel
Another great Board CTE meeting.
Students from the Middle School and High School presented several different projects that they are currently working on and have completed throughout the school year. The students expressed how much they enjoyed the CTE experience and wished that some of the new classes, like aviation, had been offered earlier in their high school careers.
Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs are essential for providing students with practical skills and knowledge to prepare them for various careers. The hands-on learning showcases how CTE programs offer hands-on learning experiences that engage students and help them develop valuable skills. Discuss specific projects, internships, and apprenticeships that allow students to apply their knowledge in real-world settings.
4 months ago, Deana Abel
FFA Plant Sale
4 months ago, Deana Abel
FFA Plant Sale
4 months ago, Deana Abel
Weekly Sports Update
4 months ago, Deana Abel
Earth Day Clean Up
Saturday, April 20th, from 9 am - 12 pm
4 months ago, Deana Abel
At East Elementary, Hundreds of Students in the NCESD Region Receive Free Bicycles through the Statewide Bike Education Program.
One hundred ten kids received bikes on Thursday, April 11th. Seven kids are getting adaptive trikes to accommodate their needs.
If you would like more information, please click on the link below.
https://www.ncesd.org/news/hundreds-of-students-receive-free-bicycles/ 5 months ago, Deana Abel
In March, East Omak Elementary's PE teacher, Mr. Agee and 4th grade teacher, Mrs. Agee attended the Growing School Gardens Summit. This conference was funded by the National Association of Conservation Districts and a Slow Foods grant.
Sixteen educators from across Okanogan County, representing eight school gardens in our county, were in attendance with over 500 other school garden advocates from across the country! Mr. and Mrs. Agee learned about planning gardens and techniques in the planting of various crops within school gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Agee are using the training they received to start an after-school garden club this month, where students will learn to maintain garden beds, tend the plants and soil, and hopefully develop plans to grow food at home!
5 months ago, Deana Abel
Assistant Principal Appreciation Day
5 months ago, Deana Abel
Omak Athletic Daily Update
5 months ago, Deana Abel
Weekly Sports Schedule
5 months ago, Deana Abel
Spring Break - April 1-15 - No School
5 months ago, Deana Abel
2024 Excellence Award Winners.
Certificated - Jordan Sackman
Classified - Walter Richter
5 months ago, Deana Abel
Omak Athletic Daily Update
5 months ago, Deana Abel