OUHSD Newsletter
December 2024
Your Student's Journey to Graduation and a Bright Future
The Oroville Union High School District (OUHSD) is excited to introduce the Map to Success: Your Student's Journey to Graduation and a Bright Future, a comprehensive guide designed to help students achieve their academic goals and prepare for life beyond high school. Whether you're just starting your journey or nearing graduation, the Map to Success lays out a clear path, from building foundational skills to confidently stepping into your future.
Here’s an overview of the journey:
Build a Strong Foundation (Early High School)
Focus on literacy, numeracy, and study habits to create a solid academic base. Meet with your counselor to set initial goals and learn about graduation requirements.Sharpen Your Skills (Early-Mid High School)
Strengthen academics, explore career options through internships or Career Technical Education (CTE), and enhance skills like resilience, teamwork, and communication.Set Goals, Seek Support, Stay Focused (Mid High School)
Work closely with mentors and counselors, build goal-setting and planning skills, and leverage school resources to stay motivated and on track.Plan for What’s Next (Late High School)
Whether it’s college, trade school, the military, or entering the workforce, use this time to finalize plans, prepare with available resources, and remain flexible to new opportunities.Graduation and Beyond (Final Steps)
Celebrate this milestone and approach your next chapter with confidence, independence, and a commitment to lifelong learning.
Students are encouraged to connect with their counselors to start planning their personalized pathway today.
Learn more about the OUHSD Map to Success and access additional resources at www.ouhsd.org/maptosuccess.
Together, let’s set the course for a bright future!
Las Plumas Students Shine at Oroville’s Lights of Hope
Las Plumas High School is proud to recognize the outstanding efforts of our FFA students and Freshman Girls Basketball Team members, who volunteered at the Oroville Annual Lights of Hope Event.
These dedicated students gave their time and energy to ensure the event was a spectacular success, spreading joy and creating a memorable experience for the entire community. Their commitment to service and their willingness to contribute embodies the true Thunderbird spirit of giving back and making a difference.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the students and volunteers who participated, helping to brighten the holiday season for everyone.
Thank you for lighting up our community in such a meaningful way!
FREE Virtual Mental Health Class - December 18th and 19th
Join us for an insightful session led by Daybreak Health, our district mental health partner, to learn how holidays and school breaks impact youth mental health. Discover strategies to create a positive and supportive home environment during the holidays.
English Session: Wednesday, December 18th, 5:00 PM PST | 8:00 PM EST
Sesión en Español: Jueves, 19 de diciembre, 5:00 PM PST | 8:00 PM EST
Register here:
English Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/.../WN_h4JudpYHRE6PlyHR9UAHOA...
Registro en Español: https://us02web.zoom.us/.../WN_cY-QkXb1SPCO1MQRSjIvIQ...
Let's prioritize youth mental health together!
Winter Break
Butte College Connection Applications Open 12/1/24 - 1/19/25
Applications for the Butte College Connection (BCC) program will be open from December 1, 2024, to January 19, 2025. Classroom presentations will be held during U.S. History classes at Las Plumas High School on December 3 and Oroville High School on December 5. The Application Guide provides all of the information needed to apply to BCC.
Ross-Harmon Educator of the Year Nominations Now Open!
The Ross-Harmon Committee is now accepting nominations for certificated and classified employees who have made a significant impact on our students. Submit your nominations by March 29th! To nominate, please use the form available here: Nomination Form
Join Us for the Black History Month Celebration Dinner!
Oroville Union High School District invites families and community members to our Black History Month Celebration Dinner on Tuesday, February 27th, at 5:30 PM at Oroville High School. This special event celebrates the rich history, culture, and contributions of the Black community and offers an opportunity to come together in unity and celebration.
This event is proudly organized by the following student clubs: Club Latino, Native American Club, Black Student Union, Asian Club, and our caring OHS and LP staff. Their collaboration and commitment reflect the diversity and inclusivity that make OUHSD a remarkable community.
Mark your calendars and join us for an evening of inspiration, great food, and meaningful connections. Let’s honor the past, celebrate the present, and inspire the future.
Save the Date for Our Next Cultural Celebration:
Don’t forget to mark your calendars for the Asian American and Pacific Islander Celebration Dinner on Monday, May 20th, at 5:30 PM at Oroville High School.
For more information, visit www.ouhsd.org. We can’t wait to see you there!
Oroville High School’s ASB Recognizes December Teacher of the Month
Congratulations to Mr. Cleary, Oroville High School's ASB Teacher of the Month!
Mr. Cleary goes above and beyond as a Social Science teacher, inspiring his students with high expectations and life skills while sharing his knowledge of higher education. Beyond the classroom, he coaches Cross Country and Track, advises the Environmental Club, and plans amazing field trips to broaden student experiences.
Thank you, Mr. Cleary, for your unwavering dedication and for making such a positive impact at OHS!
OHS Celebrates Yula Thoa’s Historic All-Star Selection!
Oroville High School is thrilled to announce that Yula Thoa has been selected to participate in the 23rd Annual All-Star Volleyball Game! This remarkable achievement makes her the first OHS Girls Volleyball athlete in 22 years to receive this prestigious honor.
Yula’s dedication extends beyond the court—she’s also excelling in the classroom with an impressive 4.2 GPA. Her hard work, leadership, and determination exemplify what it means to be a true student-athlete.
Please join us in celebrating Yula’s incredible accomplishment. We’re so proud of her and can’t wait to cheer her on in the All-Star Game!
Way to go, Yula!
Thunderbird Pride: Celebrating All-League Honors
Las Plumas High School is proud to recognize four outstanding football players who have earned All-League honors in the Butte View League! These athletes have showcased incredible talent, dedication, and leadership on and off the field:
- Bryson Hutcheson (12th Grade) – WR, FS, RB
- Mason Hothan (12th Grade) – C, DT
- Frankie Causey (12th Grade) – WR, CB
- Brody Rustin (12th Grade) – RB, OLB
Their hard work and commitment have inspired the entire Thunderbird community, and their achievements reflect the spirit of excellence at LPHS.
Join us in celebrating these remarkable athletes for their well-deserved recognition. Way to go, Thunderbirds!
About OUHSD
Oroville Union High School District prepares approximately 2,400 9-12 grade students for their futures through our two comprehensive high schools, continuation high school, community day school, and adult school in the greater Oroville community.
Our district is a close-knit community where every student and employee knows and cares for each other in a safe, nurturing and supportive environment. Through using upgraded technology, providing equitable educational opportunities for every student, and supporting academic and career technical educational options, we have a passion to ensure that each student will have a goal and be college- and career-ready, so that they are prepared for the workplace and an economically competitive society.
Email: contact@ouhsd.net
Website: www.ouhsd.org
Location: 2211 Washington Avenue Oroville, CA 95966
Phone: (530) 538-2300