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Request for Footballs

The weather is lovely for our PE classes to head outside - Mrs. King's PE classes are looking for donations of old footballs. Consider donating any that you may have that are no longer being used - you can consider it your Spring cleaning! Send those in with your students to drop in the main office. Thank you in advance!

GAP OPPORTUNITIES

Open Gym Event (Session 3)


Oakview will be offering one more Open Gym opportunity for students this school year! The Open Gym event will start on Thursday, May 9th from 2:30-3:30pm at Oakview Middle School (aux gym). The club will run for 4 weeks (5/9, 5/16, 5/23, 5/30) with Mr. Wichman. The registration fee is $20 per student. Students must submit completed forms and payment by Wednesday, May 8th to participate.


Permission Slip - Open Gym GAP Event SESSION3.pdf


GAP Medical Form.pdf



*GAP waivers previously submitted for another GAP activity during the '23-24 school year are still valid.


Check out more activities on the Oakview GAP page!

Attention 8th Grade Families - 8th Grade Celebration Update

Oakview 8th Grade students and families are invited to the awards ceremony on June 5, from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. After the ceremony, 8th grade students have an end-of-year blowout called 8th Grade Celebration from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. If you are interested in volunteering to chaperone the Celebration, please use the link below!


8th Grade Celebration Volunteers

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THANK A STAFF MEMBER

Click here to nominate a staff member for a Distinguished Dragon Award. Please complete the form entirely so the individual can be honored for their contributions.


DISTINGUISHED DRAGON SUBMISSION

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Positivity Project: Leadership

This week Oakview will be focusing on the character strength of Leadership. Leadership means you value each member of your group and inspire people to do their best.


Leadership can be both formal and informal. It is concerned with getting others to do what needs to be done while maintaining group morale to ensure readiness to act in the future. This character strength’s focus is on the personal qualities of leaders rather than the practice of leadership. These qualities include the ability to understand others and inspire them toward a common goal, the capacity to mitigate conflict and mold consensus, and the desire to lead other people.


For individuals, leadership is a way to achieve what you know is important, as groups of people invariably achieve more than individuals. If you want to achieve your vision for the future, you need to inspire others to join you. As an individual’s ability to lead develops, so does that person’s confidence and sense of self-efficacy.


To practice and encourage the character strength of leadership with your child, please visit the Positivity Project’s P2 for Families (password: P2), where together you will watch a video, read a quote, and talk about the answers to three questions.

UPCOMING EVENTS UPCOMING EVENTS

5/6

Track @ Scripps


5/7

Photography Club


5/9

Guitar Club

Art Club

Track VS Sashabaw MS


5/10

Cadet Band Trip to Chicago

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District Calendars

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Ok2SAY Confidential Tip Form

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