Oak Ridge JH/HS Weekly Brief

Week 16 is completed! This was a productive week preparing for finals! Last weekend the Oak Ridge Christmas Parade went great and we all had lots of fun! This Friday the seniors took down the teachers in the annual Seniors vs. Teachers Volleyball Showdown!! It was a great time had by all! We have one week left and then.... Christmas Break!!!

Thank you all for your hard work this week!

Email: ccollier@oakridge.k12.mo.us
Website: https://www.oakridger6schools.com/
Location: 4198 State Highway E, Oak Ridge, MO, USA
Phone: (573) 266-3218

Oak Ridge is a community with a long standing tradition of taking care of one another. I am no different and sometimes I need help too. You will notice every week I will need help with certain things around the school and I am looking for leaders and students that want to help make a positive impact on Oak Ridge Schools!

1. Respect. I want to make sure we are being respectful to our classmates and our teachers. Please step up and be a leader and ensure we are being respectful to everyone and ALL TIMES!
2. Walk to Lunch. Please make sure you are walking to lunch!
3. Keep your hands to yourself. Students keep your hands and feet to yourself. Horseplay is not allowed.

Seniors if you haven't already placed your graduation order please order online at www.thegraduationcenter.com or call Jostens directly at (573)546-7366 to place your order. No money is required to place the order via phone, balance will be due by March 1, 2024. Students if you call Jostens directly or order online, you will get your products faster.

December 15th- Last day of the 1st semester Students Attend All Day!

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12/8/23 HSBB @ St. Vincent 6pm

12/11/23 HSGB @ Chaffee 6pm

12/15/23 HSBB @ East Prairie 6pm

12/18-12/22 HSGB @ SEMO TRN TBD

12/26-12/29 HSBB @ SEMO TRN TBD

Oak Ridge High School is now officially registered for the Apprenticeship Program through The United States Department of Labor. This program will allow our students to get a jump start into career fields and trades while still being in high school. Their work hours will also go towards a work certificate that can be provided to them by the U.S. Department of Labor after 2000 hours of on the job learning/working. (While being paid!!) We look forward to expanding this program in the years to come! A huge SHOUTOUT to Mrs. Schroeder for all her handwork and effort to get us here! Thank you Mrs. Schroeder!