Also annually, each superintendent can select a student who has provided an example to others, developed as a student leader, and represents the school in a way that positively represents the student body and community as a whole. This year, Grant Opitz was recognized, having served in numerous official and unofficial leadership roles as a student, the Voice of the Nighthawks this past basketball season, and our daily announcer with his now infamous jokes.
We thank and congratulate Tony and Amber Brown, and Grant Opitz for these deserving recognitions. #NighthawkProud
Come see our Art Show and K-12 Concert on May 13th. See the attached flyer for times.
#NighthawkProud
Come see our Art Show and K-12 Concert on May 13th. See the attached flyer for times.
#NighthawkProud
Reminder about next week! #NighthawkProud
Just a reminder that Black Tie & Pearls will be here for tuxedo/suit measuring on Wednesday, April 1st at 11am. Please sign up at the office anytime. #NighthawkProud
Need dinner plans on Saturday, March 14th. Head to the Masonic Hall in Oakesdale where the Masons and the Oakesdale FFA will be serving a prime rib dinner. Funds raised from this dinner go to the Books for Bikes program that Oakesdale students participate in each year, scholarships, as well as to our FFA. Come support this great community event. Thank you. #NighthawkProud
Good Morning Oakesdale Families!
The buses are coming and school will start on time. Buses are moving slow this morning, they will likely be a bit later than normal, but they will get to you, so don't worry...and no need to call us to see if they are coming :). Oh, and don't forget snow clothes and sleds! What a day. Have a great Friday. Dr. D
We have more fantastic news from the math contest at Eastern Washington University—our Nighthawks swept the competition in our division!
Team Problem Results
🥇 1st Place: Grant Opitz, Jake Lisenbee, Eli Wagner
🥈 2nd Place: Havi Arroyo, Grace Perry, Kellan Demeerleer
🥉 3rd Place: Autumn Roper, Evelyn Goyke
Topical Problem Results
🥇 1st Place: Grant Opitz, Jake Lisenbee, Eli Wagner
🥈 2nd Place: Havi Arroyo, Grace Perry, Kellan Demeerleer
🥉 3rd Place: Autumn Roper, Bella Gamez, Evelyn Goyke
For a little perspective: in the large school division, Gonzaga Prep placed 2nd with 80 points and Mead placed 3rd with 61 points on the exact same test. Our top team scored 68 points, which puts their performance right in the mix with some of the region’s biggest schools.
These students continue to represent our school with intelligence, determination, and humility. Please join me in congratulating these outstanding mathletes for their hard work and success!
Next stop: State Competition at Central Washington University, April 17–18.
Go Nighthawks! #NighthawkProud
