Oak Hill Elementary School |
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IT IS OUR MISSION AT OAK HILL ELEMENTARY TO EMPOWER ALL STUDENTS TO ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL. |
“Reading to the mind is what exercise is to the body. Read." ~ Richard Steele |
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November 7, 2022 Dear Oak Hill Families, Thank you for reading the OH Family Week at a Glance for this coming week. Go Otters! |
November 15: Final day for Kids Can Food Drive (Student Council Event)
November 8: Internet, Social Media Awareness Training, Grade 5 November 8: School Site Council, Google Meet, 4:00-5:00 November 9: Internet, Social Media Awareness Training, Grade 6 November 10: Report Cards Sent Home With Students November 11: Veteran's Day November 17: PTA Meeting, Library, 6:00-7:00 November 18: Otter Day Rally, Blacktop, 3:00 November 21-25: Thanksgiving Break (No School)
Otter Outlook: Tuesday's @ 8:15-9:15 in Ms. Hamasaki's classroom GATE: Thursday's @ 8:15-9:15 in Drakes Bay 1 EARLY OUT MONDAY'S: TK @ 9:25 AM - 12:50 PM Kinder-Grade 6 @ 9:25 AM - 2:45 PM Don't forget that Friday's at Oak Hill are Spirit Days so dress in all things school colors or Otter gear!
#DreamingBelievingThriving |
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The Student Council is excited to announce their first service project of the school year - Kids Can Food Drive!! - Students are encouraged to bring in canned/packaged/non-perishable items. Each class will be given two boxes to be filled.
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Student Council representatives will be collecting boxes after school Tuesday, November 15th.
Teacher Representatives: Ms. Diab & Ms. Ryan President: Ayani Ramirez Vice President: Myelle Blakney Secretary: Tristan Davenport Treasurer: Alexis Jackson |
Ruby’s Shriners UC Davis Fundraiser
We are so excited to get this fundraiser started! Ms. Miller's 6th grade class delivered collection boxes to each classroom with a short presentation. Ruby's goal is for our school to raise $1000 to donate to the hospitals. Our PE teacher, Mr. Wall will also have a collection box in his classroom and if he collects $200, Ruby will get to pie him in the face that Otter Day Rally on November 18th. So please remind your student to take their coins and dollars to him as well!
Click on the following slides to get some background information regarding this fundraiser: Ruby's Story |
Our school puts a great deal of effort into providing an enriching and safe learning environment. We feel that it is very important to recognize students for their hard work and their success. Each month, teachers will select two students who have shown the most growth or effort in the academic and life skills focus area for that month.
At Oak Hill, Our Otters Will... Be Safe Be Responsible Be Respectful Be Ready
The following student scholars were recognized during the month of October in the areas of Mathematics or Responsibility. Congratulations! Gooooo Otters!!! |
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TK/Kinder: Mark Robinett Yahweh Kyinuu Jayna Bloodgood Harjap Johal Aydar Duyshenov Mateo Hernandez Jaymie Lee Calleung Yana Shaynuk Roman Lipchakivskyi Grant McCoy Liam Carroll Sierra Bonetti Mila Flores Nathan Silvas Benjamin Pretice Antonio Marin Suzanne Reyes Emmett Lahaderne Colton Headley Aubree Frank |
| Grade 1: Luke Kindle Aubrey Charles Nyla Blakney Thomas Riley Lilliana Tullgren Marcus Rodrigues Artem Spicica Layla Prasad Matvii Dovbina Robi Bakhodirjonova Lincoln Viens Ava Smith Samuel Kambur Myla Arpayan Hernandez Bao Tien Dang Ellie Cook |
| Grade 2: Bryce Gardner Bao Ho Amir Hussainy Evelyn Yedinak Justin Casado Wyatt Clark Leah Matsyk Joshua Adair Armani Green-Bajwa Nick Delgado Kyla Dansby Noah Battiste Noah Barlow Cole Gardner Madelyn Grube Alexander Torres |
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Grade 3: Maverick Anderson Remington Herberger Bailey Spore Marisol Sagun Shii Tiger-Jones Nathan Doan Emilia Kahn-Vasconcelles Gurismrat Boyal Dennis Spicica Mohammad Shahab Orion Ingman Jonathan Marcott Rockett Fogah Mary Argaw Chase McHaffie Sophia Alonso |
| Grade 4: Kara Brooks Alma Kadhim Lia Torres Ammily Severin Gurseerat Boyal Stephan Saechao Santiago Maglana Akanesi Tupou Nathan Makovey Asenath Ahmadi Isabel Hernandez Juan Ruiz-Ibanez Victoria Pamphile Giancarlo Lopez Gutierrez Christian Ruiz Emily Bukhantsov |
| Grade 5: Sama Abdelfattah Noah Maza Natalie Zepeda Eddie Bukhantsov Jazmyne Su Wesley Meagher Tristan Davenport Nehemiah Tate Ivi Tupou Lincoln Spore Benjamin Delgado Naomi Florea |
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Grade 6: Kevin Chavez Shaylah McDaniel Milana Gubarik Nevaeh Hudec-Luke Melody Moua Mila Orershkina Bailey Vang Freva Baron Jaxon Elsberry Spencer Saechao Maddox Bryant Alec Tabilog Diana Cernega Tanner Kelly Aliya Yegorov Evalina Kalinovskiy |
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October attendance is off to a great start! After our first week, TK Otter Pups are in the lead with a 96.7% attendance rate! Keep an eye out for 3rd grade with a 95.5% attendance rate. A few more kids each day can really make a positive impact on attendance and academics!
Our attendance rate goal is 95% |
Message from Ms. Plumb, Librarian Over the next two weeks, our Otter Pups will be bringing home books from the library that they may keep. These books have been removed from our collection and have a stamp on them that says "DISCARDED". These books do NOT need to be returned.
We also have two little libraries on campus where students can grab books and take them home for free! #raisingwildreaders |
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the front office at 916-338-6460. Otters, Otters, Otters! Rah, Rah, Rah! With Pride,
Parveen Saenz, Principal |
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If you are concerned about something, have witnessed an incident, or need to make a report please click the button below to submit an anonymous tip. |
The link is also available on all of our school's websites. |
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3909 North Loop Blvd., Antelope, CA 95843 (916) 338-6460 |
Continuous Non-Discrimination Notice:
The Governing Board desires to provide a safe school environment that allows all students equal access and opportunities in the district's academic, extracurricular, and other educational support programs, services, and activities. The Board prohibits, at any district school or school activity, unlawful discrimination, including discriminatory harassment, intimidation, and bullying, targeted at any student by anyone, based on the student's actual or perceived race, color, ancestry, nationality, national origin, immigration status, ethnic group identification, ethnicity, age, religion, marital status, pregnancy, parental status, physical or mental disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, or genetic information, or association with a person or group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.
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