Daily Announcements
School Hours:
Doors open at 7:30am.
Classes start at 7:45 am and dismisses at 3:15pm on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Students are dismissed at 2:00pm every Wednesday for early release.
Students must be in their classroom by 7:45am to avoid being tardy. If you are late, you need to sign in at the office and get a pass before going to class.
Donations Needed
The Waukau Chicken BBQ is Sunday, June 8. Chicken dinners start serving at 11:00, the parade starts at 12:00 and the games, music, and all kinds of family fun start after the parade.
The OHS Sources of Strength will be running the children's games. We are looking for donations of prizes to be given out to the game winners:
- new or gently used toys
- books
- gift cards
- school supplies
- bags of candy
If you are interested in donating, please drop off your items to the OHS Main Office and/or Cindy Morse by June 5.
Library Items and Chromebooks for FRESHMEN-JUNIORS
It is time to begin searching for any library materials that you currently have checked out. The final due date for library books, playaways, and magazines will be: Friday, May 23rd
The due date for Chromebooks, Chargers, and Textbooks will be:
Grade 9 & 10: Tuesday, June 3rd
Grade 11: Wednesday, June 4th
Please reach out to Mrs. Gee if you are unsure of what library materials you have checked out. Reminder slips will be sent out the week of May 27th - 30th if you have any items still checked out to you.
Omro Run Club
Do you like to run? Would you like to run with others who feel the same way? Would you like to feel better about running and have fun, too? Then join the Omro Run Club! We will meet at the High School West parking lot entrance every Wednesday from June 11 until July 30. Scan the QR code by June 1 to register! If you have any questions, please call or email Bethany Schoonover at 920-420-3470/ bschooney@gmail.com or Jordan Sanchez at 920-420-4557/jsanchez_54@live.com.
Join Us For An Electrifying 5K Glow Run!
Lace up your sneakers, light up the night, and run, walk, or dance your way through the course. Whether you're racing for a personal best or just here for the glow, this event is perfect for all ages and fitness levels. This course will include trails, grass, and asphalt so please wear appropriate footwear.
Check in: Begins at 8:00pm
Race Time: 8:45pm
Individual Cost: Youth (18 & under): $5 | Adults (19+): $10
Race Map: The Glow Run will begin near the Omro Middle School parking lot and wind back towards the elementary school and through the trail and back around.
Prizes: 1st, 2nd, 3rd place in each age category (up to age 18) listed below.
Advanced registration is appreciated! To sign up, please complete the form below and make checks payable to Future Omro. Forms may also be dropped off at Dauntless Soul Brew Co.
We NEED YOUR HELP!
Fox Friday nomination forms and the collection box can be found in the MS/HS Media Center. Take a moment to nominate students and staff who exemplify the qualities of being safe, responsible, respectful, and positive! You can also recognize staff members who have made meaningful connections, serve as great role models, or advocate for students. We are seeking individuals who truly deserve to be acknowledged for embodying the Fox Four values!
Miss Rural Winnebago (MRW)
Each year, Winnebago County selects a female ambassador to represent its rural community. We are now crowning our 57th Miss Rural Winnebago and invite young women across the county to apply!
This position is open to:
Females ages 13-17 years.
Resides in or attends school in Winnebago County, WI.
No agricultural background or related experiences are required.
A person willing to volunteer a year of service as MRW.
Miss Rural Winnebago is not a pageant but a leadership opportunity, with selection based on a formal interview on June 7th. Applications for the 2025 MRW are due by May 31st. Learn more at www.missruralwinnebago.wixsite.com/mrwwi.
Pre-Arranged Absence Forms Are In The Office
Do you plan to go on vacation? Remember to pick up a pre-arranged absence form from the office!
College visit or Job Shadow for Independent Living? You MUST have a pre-arranged absence form and you MUST provide proof that you attended your tour or job shadow, such as a photo in front of that school's sign, a note on school letterhead, a photo of your sign in, an email stating you attended your job shadow, etc...Please make sure you are following the correct procedure so that your absence is excused!
Share Your Success!!
We want to celebrate your achievements inside AND outside of school, be sure to share your successes with us! If you are in any activities sports or clubs beyond the school day, please let us know! You can email me at ndobb@omro.k12.wi.us with your information and a photo and I will add it to our daily announcements and weekly newsletter!!
Important Dates for Seniors
GRADUATION PRACTICE – Graduation practice will take place on FRIDAY, MAY 30th at 8:30 a.m. in the HS Commons. Your attendance at graduation practice is REQUIRED! Seniors not attending will not be able to participate in the graduation ceremony. This is for seniors only.
GRADUATION WALK- Seniors will need to bring their cap, gown, and tassel to school on FRIDAY, MAY 30th (following Graduation Practice) for the graduation walk through OES, OMS, and OHS. This is for seniors only. Seniors must leave after. Senior parents will notify students of the senior class luncheon.
If you are in a SPORT, PLEASE READ!
REMINDER: EXTRACURRICULAR ATTENDANCE POLICY - PRACTICE & COMPETITION
Students must be in attendance for the entire school day in order to practice or compete in an event.
Special circumstances may merit exception with prior approval from the Principal/Dean of Students, or designee. Parents MUST notify the office 24 hours IN ADVANCE of any appointments for that day to still be eligible.
If an absence is deemed unexcused it will result in ineligibility for participation in extracurricular activities until the next full day of attendance.
Sports Physical Reminder
Sports physicals are required before a student can begin practice. Sports physicals are good for two school years. Any physical that is dated before March 31, 2024, will not be valid for the 2025-2026 school year.
A reminder to parents that if you need a sports physical for your child this upcoming season, please try and have your WIAA paperwork done this month so the onsite clinicians can complete them before the summer break. The provider is typically here on Tuesdays and Fridays. There is not a provider available at school over the summer. If you would like to have the physical completed at school, plan ahead. Urgent medical needs must be cared for prior to physicals being completed. If you prefer to utilize your child's primary care provider, I encourage you to make an appointment well in advance. Lastly, as a reminder, the clinic in Walgreens has closed.
Upcoming Athletic and Activities
Attendance Matters, and so DO YOU!
May Library Newsletter
Take a look at the fun things happening in the Library this month! There is a new guessing game, a summer reading challenge from the Public Library, and the winner from last month's bookmark challenge was announced!
Don't forget to check out the Library Tips & Reminders section to see when Library book and Chromebook check-in will take place.
Want to Connect with the Guidance Counselor?
We have a new way to connect with Mrs. LaFleur. Please go to the Student Resource page and scroll to the bottom.
This will take you to my new request form. I am hoping this will be an easier way for everyone to get in touch with me.
Summer Trades Academy
We’re currently enrolling for our Summer Trades Academy; a hands-on program designed for high school students to explore careers in the building and construction trades. Students will gain real-world experience and connect directly with union apprenticeship programs, local employers and tech colleges. The program will be held in Appleton, WI this July.
You can APPLY HERE.
OHS Summer Camps, Career and Leadership Opportunities
Please click HERE to view Summer Camps, Career and Leadership Opportunities! There is a lot of great information and events that may interest you! If you are interested in any of the listings, please stop in the guidance office and they can get you more information. You can also find information on the boards in and across from the guidance office!
Looking for Summer Job Opportunities?
Scholarship List
Seniors, here is the OHS Scholarship Listing you can use to apply for scholarships. This list is updated frequently and can also be found in the Guidance Office and in the Hallway, just across from the Guidance Office.
Scholarship Search - pay attention to deadlines
Check with parents employers and organizations you belong to for scholarship opportunities
Review our OHS Scholarship Listing on a weekly basis
Apply for scholarships offered by your destination college or tech college
Apply for our local scholarships January 30th!!
Financial Aid Help
Do you have questions about financial aid or need help completing the FAFSA? Fox Valley Technical College is available to help! The outreach is open to anyone in the communities (FVTC bound or not) who needs assistance. Along with the regional outreach, they also provide FAFSA sessions in person. These sessions are offered every Thursday when the college is open from 9-6 in person at our main Appleton campus or every Tuesday when we are open from 9-6 at our Riverside campus in Oshkosh. Please see the flyer attached for more information!
May Has Some Great Events! Check Out Inspire Wisconsin!
This is a great program that connects students to career professionals who will inspire and expose them to new opportunities across the industry sectors. This includes job shadowing, college visits, and employment events. Please check out this month's events at schedule of events. For more information, go to inspirewi.com
School Board Cell Phone Policy
Cell Phone Reminders:
- You should NOT have your phones on you, on your desk or on your desk during class. You have 2 options: in your locker powered off, or in the wall pouches in the classroom; that's it.
- "Bell to Bell" means "Bell to Bell". Cellphones should not be picked up until you are leaving the classroom at the end of class.
- These expectations are NOT negotiable and are backed by the school board. Let's make sure we are following these expectations to avoid consequences that will follow, including but not limited to verbal warning, confiscation and detention/suspension.
Dress Code Reminders!
As the weather starts to warm, it is a great time to remind you of the school district dress policy!
Prohibited clothing includes:
- Items with inappropriate exposure due to hems, waistlines, necklines, holes, or tears.
- Midriffs, hips, cleavage, buttocks, upper thighs, and undergarments must remain covered at all times, even during movement.
- Specifically, strapless shirts/dresses, short skirts/shorts, transparent clothing, and cut-off t-shirts with exposed sides are not allowed.
- Clothing promoting alcohol, drugs, weapons, offensive language, or gang symbols is prohibited, as are items with obscene or sexually suggestive content.
- Hats, hoods, sunglasses, non-jewelry chains, and certain accessories like backpacks, purses, or blankets are also restricted without permission.
- Jackets, coats, and outdoor gear are not allowed in class. Please review these guidelines in advance—violations will require a change of attire.
This page has been created to give you access to those announcements or information that does not change, but are important throughout the school year, yet allows the content of our newsletter to remain manageable.
See this LINK for information on:
- Attendance Calls and Expectations
- How to Become A Game Worker
- FAFSA Help
- Student and Family Resources on District Website
- Driver's Ed
- Work Permits
- Athletic Attendance Policy for Appointments and Absences
- Athletic Passes
Crisis Help is Just 3 Numbers Away
Please call 911 IMMEDIATELY in the event of a medical emergency, fire, disaster response, reporting a crime or any life-threatening situation.
Please call 211 if you need contact information for community resources such need of food, housing/ shelter, utility assistance, healthcare services or government services, substance abuse or mental health resources, transportation, legal services, counseling, support services or disaster aftercare.
Please call 988 for help with thoughts of suicide, mental health crisis, substance use crisis, or emotional distress or you need support handling a crisis.
988 Lifeline: 24/7-Call, Text or Chat
Anyone in Wisconsin can call or text 988 or use the chat function via www.988lifeline.org to reach out and get the help they need. 988 is ready to provide support for anyone experiencing a suicidal, mental health, and/or substance use crisis. People can also contact 988 if they are concerned about a loved one in crisis.
THE SCHOOL CALENDAR CAN BE FOUND HERE.