Check out the Seniors' Parade
https://youtu.be/g4TUsPd82vU
https://youtu.be/PcoaEv3sqXQ
Field Day part 2
Onalaska Elementary students had a great time during Field Day!
Congratulations to Conner Blair as he has accepted an athletic scholarship to attend Northwest University. He will run track and field. Attached are pictures of the Blair family and Coach Hoppie! Also pictured is the actual signing of the letter of intent with Conner's Dad - Duane Blair. Congrats Conner. You have made us Logger Proud!
~ Dennis Bower, AD
The 2024 Onalaska High School Graduation will be streamed on the NFHS Network starting at 7 pm on Friday June 7, 2024.
This is a great opportunity for family and friends who are not able to attend and/or live out of the area. It will require a subscription to view.
Onalaska has great kids! These Leadership Council students cleaned up Highway 508 on both sides of town last Saturday. They cleaned up the highway getting it ready for Graduation this Friday. Job well done.
~ Dennis Bower
Our wonderful 3D art students recreated 2nd grader's imagined monsters as clay sculptures. Here are some pictures of them giving the monsters back to their kids!
~ Mrs. Preston
The School Board presented a Certificate of Appreciation to the Onalaska Scholarship Fund at last nights meeting. Mary Glenn accepted the certificate on the scholarship committees' behalf.
The May 28th School Board meeting was the last one for student rep and senior, David Locklin. Thank you David, for your time and representing your peers.
Mass Band Champions!
Mass Band Choir Champs!
Last night's practice yielded a stunning scene worth capturing.
Photo Cred: Jessica Walster
Public Notice
The Onalaska board of directors will be attending a WSSDA Regional meeting at Rainier High School on Monday, May 6th at 6:00 pm.
Sorry for the late notice, students that are on route 10 will be at least 15 minutes late arriving at their destinations. Sorry for the inconvenience
The Onalaska High School Science Club hosted a meeting on Friday, April 26th. They used various chemicals to create blue and green colored flames. Nice job Loggers!
~Melissa Reiman
The Onalaska School District extends its heartfelt gratitude to the Onalaska PTO for their generous donation towards funding this year's field trips for our elementary and middle schools. Mr. Markuson and Mrs. Soderback's acceptance of this donation represents the appreciation of the entire school community for the PTO's support. Thanks to their generosity, students will have invaluable opportunities to learn and explore beyond the classroom.
A note regarding student safety
As some of you may have noticed this morning, the district is working to increase supervision and control traffic flow during morning drop off. As cars and buses try to navigate the tight space near our preschool and TK building, there have been situations that have created unsafe conditions for students. This has become even more of an issue recently as we have witnessed some very near misses. We recognize that the current drop off setup is problematic and are currently working to make it better for the coming school year. Here are some things the district is doing:
Positioning staff in key areas to better move the am flow of traffic
Examining drop off areas and times for a smoother am drop off in the coming school year
Adding safety a security officer for next school year to help lead this and further safety initiatives in our district
As parents and community members we ask that you drive safely while in the school zone, follow traffic as directed, and be considerate of pedestrians, buses and other vehicles. Thank you for helping us keep our students safe, and thank you in advance for your patience as we put some of these changes in place.
FBLA students having a great time in Spokane
FBLA left for the State Championships this morning. All ten students that went to Regionals qualified for State!! An amazing accomplishment.
Good luck everyone!
High School Agriculture class working with Elementary students
