Due to staffing issues, starting December 4th, the Bus Route # 2, will be dissolving for the month of December. For any drop off/pick up questions please contact our Transportation Director Chantel Sohayda at 3609784111 opt 4
The Ony PTO will be in the HS Cafeteria from 3:00pm to 8pm, Nov 30th. Come pick up your orders from the Fall fundraiser!
Congratulations to Kayden Mozingo as he was awarded WIAA Student Athlete of the Week for week 11:
Kayden Mozingo put up unbelievable statistics last Friday night, leading Onalaska into the 2B Football semifinals with a 60-40 victory over Kalama. He rushed 36 times for a school record 471 years -- breaking the previous record by 100 yards (held by Ashton Haight) and scored 5 touchdowns. Throughout 2023, Mozingo has rushed for 2103 years on 177 attempts, averaging 11.88 yards per carry and scoring 29 touchdowns. He has also passed for seven more touchdowns. Congrats Kayden!
The attached photo was taken by Jared Wenzelburger from the Chronicle.
Dennis Bower, AD
The Ony PTO will be in the HS Cafeteria from 3:30pm to 8pm, Nov 22nd. Come pick up your orders from the Fall fundraiser. Any orders not claimed tomorrow, will be donated!
Attention Seniors & Senior Parents!
You are invited to join us for a Financial Aid informational session Monday Nov 20th 6pm in Room 420. A rep from Centralia College will present an overview of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and eligibility requirements. We look forward to seeing you there !
Congratulations to Kaiyah Sandridge as she was honored WIAA Athlete of the Week last week for efforts in soccer and with the activities in the high school and community!
Onalaska sophomore Kaiyah Sandridge just scored her second hat trick against Ocosta, helping the Lady Loggers qualify for their fifth consecutive State Tournament. Sandridge has been on the varsity squad since her eighth-grade year and is presently the Lady Loggers' leading assist maker and scorer with 15 goals on the season. Kaiyah also had a goal and a key assist in the Loggers win versus Tonasket in the State Playoffs. She's a 4.0 student and ASB vice-president, organizing most of the dances and helping with assemblies at her school. She plays an integral role in helping with a Thanksgiving Food Drive (organized by Kate Zandell). She also had a key part in establishing a student study hall. Later this year Kaiyah has plans for organizing a Blood Drive on campus. Sandridge is a very gifted student-athlete but also very involved in her school and community.
Dennis Bower AD
Congratulations to the girls soccer team as they defeated Tonasket 3-2 yesterday. They now advance to play the #1 seed Crosspoint this Saturday 11/11/23 in South Kitsap. The game is at 2:30 pm.
Dennis Bower AD
We are #OnyProud and excited to send off our Onalaska High School Cross Country team as they head to Pasco to compete in the state tournament! Good Luck Loggers!
Middle School Food Drive.
Last day to bring cans and vote for a teacher to get pied in the face. Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Morast are currently tied to receive the pie in the face.
The School Board honored Hampton Lumber with a Certificate of Appreciation for all their support of the Onalaska School District. Tim Johnson accepted the award on the companies behalf.
Onalaska Senior, David Locklin, was sworn in as the Student Board Rep during last night's Board meeting.
Monday October 23rd is Senior Night for the Volleyball team!
We will be honoring the Senior Cross Country members, Monday Oct 23rd
Honoring the Soccer team Seniors, Monday Oct 23!
Congratulations to the high school boys cross country team as they won the league championship yesterday! It is a great day to be a Logger!
Also, thank you to all those who helped with the meet. It was a huge success and the weather and scenery were stunning! We receive so many compliments. Likewise, thank you Coach Hoppie and Southern for organizing and managing such a big event. You showed off our Logger Class and Pride!
- Dennis Bower AD
Last night the Onalaska Volleyball team in a joint effort with Adna celebrated October Breast Cancer Awareness in style! Adna and Onalaska in an extraordinary display of sportsmanship and league collaboration presented members of the community pink carnations to honor their fight against this dreaded disease. In addition, the Ony girls have also been fundraising to contribute to the Susan G. Komen Fundraiser. It was a heart warming ceremony that reflected the character of our student-athletes. Congratulations Coach Gordon, Coach Stingley, Coach Jacoby and the Lady Loggers for making us proud!
- Dennis Bower AD
Once again our student athletes represented us well at the 10th Annual Central 2B League Sportsmanship Summit. Each year Onalasks hosts over 100 student-athletes, coaches and athletic directors to discuss the role of sportsmanship in athletics and how to implement policies. Our league is a leader across the state of Washington in promoting sportsmanship and the value of it. Onalaska students under the leadership of our ASB President Jaycee Talley were Rock Stars! It was Logger Pride at its best!
-Dennis Bower AD
Sharon Blair, longtime employee of Ony, has passed away. Her services will be on Saturday, Oct. 21st at 1 PM at the Onalaska Presbyterian church (the white church here in town). All are welcome.
Music class been working on keeping a steady beat, following rhythms, learning the treble clef notes and solfege (notes of the major diatonic scale C,D,E,F,G,A,B (vocally as Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti).
UPDATE: School Closure. The Power outage has continued with no estimated time of repair and trees are down on some bus routes. Schools are now closed today, Wednesday, September 27, 2023. No evening activities.