Cecily Shull places 10th at state Forensics!
Several members of Oxford's forensics team went to McPherson today for the Kansas Speech and Drama State Championships. Cecily Shull made it to the semi-final round for her informative speaking. She also competed in impromptu speaking and as a team with Crystian Parson for improvised duet acting. Kennedy Hege and Tyler Brown competed as a pair team for improvised duet acting.
Thomas Bridgewater and Cade Lewellen served as timekeepers.
It was an excellent end to their season!
Third grade students attended the Fitness Fun Field Day today
Third grade students attended the Fitness Fun Field Day today
It's a HIGH FIVE FRIDAY!! Softball and Baseball teams and coaches welcomed the Elementary students to the building this morning.
First grade minions led the GoFAR assembly this morning. Students were recognized for Being a Good Friend.
High School students are learning to make homemade poptarts.
Abreyan Walker competed in the State Solo Ensemble at Tabor College this weekend and received a 1 rating. To qualify, she had to receive a 1 at regionals and then she performed again! Abreyan is a Junior at Oxford High School. Congratulations, Abreyan!!!
Sixth grade students planted trees at Napawalla Park this morning with the Oxford City Crew. Thanks to the City for inviting us to help!
Vanessa Pearce came and presented to our 1st grade students. They learned about the 4 seasons, the Sun, weather and so much more!
Mrs. Dush's High School Culinary class making homemade ice cream.
Mrs. Dush's Junior High FACS class grew plants from seeds and made their own planters.
Free Developmental Screenings for Children Ages Birth through 5 will be held at Oxford Elementary Friday, May 16.
If your child, is age 3 years by Sept. 1 , they will be eligible to attend PreSchool with a developmental screening completed.
To schedule an appointment, lease contact Rae at the Elementary Office, 620-455-2422.
Today's high school track meet has been cancelled due to weather.
Congratulations to Oxford's team led by Shawn Burkes. They posed some tough competition in yesterday's Sun Powered Student Challenge, sponsored by Sumner Cowley Electric. The aim of the event is to teach high school students responsibility, teamwork, collaboration, and all things solar (sizing, placement, generation, stability, etc). The Wildcats landed first in presentations, placed third out of nine schools overall, and in their collaborative team with another school, they hit the highest voltage and amps overall. Way to go!!
Mrs Short"s Freshman Seminar class hosted storytime with the Kindergarten today. They read "A Dog Needs A Bone," colored doggie themed coloring pages, and had popcorn with their buddies!
Mr. Burkes took a small group of high school students to the Sun Powered Students Challenge today.
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Students were recognized for Honesty and Integrity at GoFAR this morning.
Thursday, March 27,
You may have noticed USD 358 buses parked along Michigan and loading up students this afternoon.
In an effort to keep our school safe, what you were observing was the Elementary Students and Staff completing an Evacuation Crisis Drill.
Schools are required to complete four Fire Drills, two Tornado Drills, and three Crisis Drills each year. This Evacuation Drill will count as one of our Crisis Drills.