April 3, 2020 Free Meals for All Kids. Free Meals for kids can be delivered to Onalaska children while school is out. Please fill out the survey if you want free meals delivered Monday - Friday. Free Meals for Kids Request Form
Meals are for children under 19. Children's faces must be seen for each meal served. They can come out to get the meals from the Ony Transportation Staff or the can stand in the window so they can be seen while one person comes out for the meals.If you need to make changes email jcarlson@onysd.wednet.edu with School Meals in the Subject line.
 April 1, 2020
Let's make it national walking "Week".
Take a walk, everyday. Walk around your yard, down your driveway, the dog will love you.
Remember to practice social distancing.
March 23, 2020
Onalaska Opens "Guest" WiFi Network.
To assist in the effort to continue student instruction and promote staff continuing ed, we will enable the guest network, for all to use.
Starting Monday, March 23, 2020, the Onalaska School District will make the Guest WiFi network available 24/7. To access the Guest network, you may park in the elementary parking lot.
March 20, 2020
Onalaska First in State to Deliver Meals.
The Onalaska Food Service and Transportation department workers have pulled off an amazing accomplishment. They have shifted meal service from "onsite" to "delivered" in a short, wild weekend. This is impressive, to say the least.
 The Onalaska Food Service department is the first School Food Service department in the state to deliver "To-Go" meals to families as a result of the CoronaVirus quarantine. Food Service Director, Jerry Carlson, applied Friday and was approved by OSPI Monday. The Onalaska School Cooks & Transportation Staff delivered 209 meals to kids on Tues, 324 on Weds & 373 went out Thursday. Chicken Nuggets, Coleslaw, Fresh Fruit, St. Patrick's Cake & Milk was the first meal to go out. Other meals were chicken salad wrap, taco salads & homemade pizza tomorrow. This is a Federal program to help families & the local economy while school is out.
The dedication and commitment of Onalaska Food Service, Transportation and District Office employees (actually ALL of Onalaska employees) is truly remarkable.
Here's a big "Hip-Hip-Horray!" and "Thank You" to the folks who are making this great achievement happen quickly and smoothly.
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March 30, 2020  School Closure UpdateApril 3, 2020
We are now entering our fourth week of closure and I am not sure, at
this point, what the future holds. We will await guidance from the
Governor and OSPI (Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction).
Our teachers are doing their best to deliver work to your students. If you are not getting response from teachers, let me know and I will
address this with the building principals.
Thank you for
your patience during this trying time. We all are doing our best to
provide meals as well as work to your students in order to keep them up
to date with their studies. There will be guidance out soon on our
seniors. We want to make sure they stay on track to graduate, even if
school somehow gets extended. Jeff Davis, Superintendent
February 26, 2020 Skills USA Heads to the East Side.
Five students had the privilege to spend the afternoon with a Washington State Wildlife Biologist who manages the Oak Creek Elk Feeding Station in Naches, WA.
While viewing Bighorn Sheep and Rocky Mountain Elk, the Wildlife Biologist conversed with the students about employment, job applications, current wildlife management strategies, and employable skills.
March 11, 2020 CUSTODIAL SUBSTITUTES NEEDED! Apply at the district office.
March 12, 2020 Senior Success Program Presented at Conference. HS Principal Ms. Dracy McCoy, HS Teacher Ms. Kaylene Kenny, and District Superintendent Mr. Jeff Davis presented the Onalaska Senior Success program at the Small Schools Conference in Wenatchee on March 9th.
About 35 Superintendents attended the hour long session. Mr. Davis presented an overview of the district while Ms. McCoy and Ms. Kenny spoke specifically on the course content, goals, and outcomes. The presentation was well received by the participants. A few Superintendents have asked to come and visit our program.
March 11, 2020 OMS Enrichment Students Study Food Waste.
OMS Enrichment classes analyzed OSD trash and food waste outside the K-8 building. Lewis County waste and recycling program employees were on hand to help students determine better trash and waste disposal practices .
March 9, 2020 OHS Wilderness Club Hikes PCT.
 The OHS Wilderness Club went on its second annual snowshoe trip! The group snowshoed on the Pacific Crest Trail, from White Pass to Deer Lake.
Three out of the four students had never been snowshoeing before, but everyone did great in the six mile trip with over 800’ of elevation gain!
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 Updating... Ċ Onalaska Schools Google Admin, Jun 25, 2019, 1:49 PM Ċ Brad Klein, Mar 2, 2020, 7:01 PM Ċ Onalaska Schools Google Admin, May 22, 2018, 7:00 AM Ċ Onalaska Schools Google Admin, Sep 16, 2019, 7:40 AM ĉ Kathleen Ahmann, Mar 18, 2020, 9:38 AM Ċ Onalaska Schools Google Admin, Mar 9, 2020, 9:32 AM ĉ Kathleen Ahmann, Mar 17, 2020, 8:59 AM Ċ Onalaska Schools Google Admin, Sep 5, 2017, 7:34 AM
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