It's demo time! The elementary library is the first stop for the demo crew. The space will be remodeled into two early childhood classrooms. #bondprojects #358upgrades
4-week Spring Session classes begin May 4th
Take advantage of the Community Appreciation Tuition Scholarship (CATS) offering FREE tuition for Cowley and Sumner County residents.* https://www.cowley.edu/communityscholarship/
High School Accelerate, Educator Appreciation and Active Military rates will be honored in place of the CATS assistance for qualifying classes.
*Student fees still apply.
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Courses Offered:
Agriculture Orientation
Animal Health
Medical Terminology
Basic First Aid
Pharmacology
Personal Health & Community Hygiene
Art Appreciation
Biology Review
Environmental Biology
Computer Applications
Elementary Algebra
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Geography
Principles of Nutrition
United States History Since 1865
Lifetime Fitness
Print Reading
OSHA 10
Introduction to Leadership
Intermediate Algebra
College Algebra
Workplace Ethics
Music Appreciation
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Admissions
620.441.6335
admissions@cowley.edu
Week two of USD 358's Continuous Learning Plan is almost complete! The Oxford staff is preparing packets and lessons for the rest of the school year. Pick up is set for next Monday, April 13th.
This is just a reminder to take care of yourself and your loved ones. There are people in our community and state ready and willing to help when called. You are not alone. #family358
Phone hotspots are limited to 10g a month of data for most, so If you are watching movies etc. there won't be enough data for school. One movie can take up as much as 5g. Parents you may need to watch how kids are using their data!
Learning and "school" kicks back up today! Contact any of us if you need assistance.
Oxford High School seniors- Don't forget the deadline for the Kansas All-Star Scholarship is April 17th. If you need help get with Mrs. White. Parents- check with your senior to make sure they don't miss out on $1,000🤑
I want to give a shout out to the amazing ladies that have provided meals for our families. They started day one on March 18th, serving 175 meals and today it was 256. If you have a chance tell them thank you! #family358
Thanks to all for picking up learning materials today! We are so excited to start learning Monday. We ask you take time to go through all student lessons and prepare a schedule. Many classes have virtual meetings set for Monday. If you are missing items or have items that don't belong to you let us know and we will try track things down.
Tomorrow's school pick-up is still on as scheduled and is approved by the Sumner County Health Department. 10am-6pm drive-up in front of OHS and a staff member will bring your family's items to your vehicle. Meal service will also continue and is also approved. Take Care Cats ❤️
As families and students prepare to resume learning on Monday, March 30th, the following locations will have internet access. A huge thank you to Mayors Dave Olmsted of Oxford, Neil Terry of Geuda Springs, Wheat State Technologies and KanOkla Networks for working with USD 358.
We've made a slight adjustment to our meal service.We will have a bus route to deliver to our Geuda Springs families but will continue curb side at OHS. Both "sites" will provide meals from 10am-12pm. Please call if you have any questions.
It's a date! Friday, March 27th 10am-6pm. USD 358 Oxford, school materials pick-up.
Important Information about Oxford Summer Youth Baseball and Softball.
Sumner County Mental Health is still providing services for families and children. If you need assistance reach out for help.
Remember we are serving breakfasts and lunches from 10am-12pm at OHS and Geuda Community building today. No reservations needed, just show up. Free for all ages 1-18. Grab and Go.
Clarification, kids will continue to be educated in various ways, seniors will graduate, we will have a plan within the week and will communicate that will all families. Check www.usd358.com webpage for updates.
Per executive order, schools will be closed for the remainder of the year as we currently know them. We will be in touch on ways we will provide education for your children.Our hearts are heavy but will find a way to make the best of this situation and support our Wildcat family.
USD 358 Oxford will start curbside breakfast and lunch pick-ups Wednesday March 18th at two locations. Call the district office at 620-455-2410 if you have questions.(Leave a message for Kristina Houser or Cathi Wilson)
The Oxford staff is working to provide meals as soon as Wednesday and develop alternative education options. As soon as we iron out all the details more information will be posted. For now, see the list of free resources and a schedule that may help organize your family.
