
No School Nov 27th - 28th, Happy Thanksgiving!


The Omak Middle School and High School went into a “secure the building” condition today out of an abundance of caution. After a thorough investigation by our School Resource Officer and the Omak Police Department, it was found that no threat was made to a student and the buildings have moved back to normal operations.
The students and staff are to be commended for handling this action in a safe, quick, and timely fashion.

A student issued a verbal threat during lunch today. All middle school students were promptly brought inside. Both middle and high school students are currently under a "secure the building" protocol, with classes continuing as usual. Law enforcement is on campus and actively investigating the incident.

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A message from our Athletic Department


Wednesday, November 20th:
School will be starting on time today. BUS NOTICE: Bus 4 will be picking up Bus 5 students and may be running up to 10 minutes late.

Substitute Appreciation Day


MS Boys Basketball Game Update


Parent-Teacher-Student Conferences, Nov 25th & 26th.


Omak Pioneer Highlights


Psychologist Appreciation Day.


1st Trimester ends, Friday, Nov 15th.


No School on Monday, Nov 11th in observance of Veterans Day!


December 1, 2024, Omak School District will go to a cashless system for all athletic events.


Please join us in congratulating our exceptional Grounds Team, Robby Gaines and Ethan Pfitzer, for being recognized as the Facilities Staff of the Month for October! Their teamwork and dedication have been truly outstanding.
Robby and Ethan have gone above and beyond, from expertly painting and preparing our football and soccer fields to constructing a separation wall for the middle school and ensuring all playgrounds are winter-ready.
Thank you both for your hard work and commitment to excellence. Keep up the fantastic work,

This Friday the Omak Pioneers will host Connell in the Football round of 24 state play-in game.


WEEKEND SPORTS UPDATE - Nick Sackman
On Saturday
Cross Country - 5 Individuals Qualified for State
Boys:
Our 2 Men Pioneer state qualifiers:
William Boers (17th) and Trenton Werner (38th)
Girls:
Our 3 Lady Pioneer state qualifiers:
Syreni Sandoval (22nd place), Ruby Freese (30th), and Sage Buhrig (31st)
They run again on Saturday at State at Sun Willows Golf Course in the Tri Cities
Girls Soccer -
Lost 7-0 vs Cascade in a loser out contest. Soccer had a great season qualifying for districts and winning many games.
Volleyball -
Won 3-0 over College Place in the first round of districts. Then lost 0-3 to Cashmere in the semi finals. The team will play this Saturday vs Connell. This game is in Chelan. They need to win 2 games on Saturday to qualify for state.
Football -
Defeated Mount Baker last Thursday. This got them the 11 seed in the state play in games. Football will be Home Friday night vs Connell, game will kick off at 7pm.
Congrats to all these teams

Pioneer Pride Alert!
Pioneer sports fans, get ready to cheer! This past weekend, our talented cross-country runners battled it out at the district meet in Yakima and came away with five state qualifiers! Competing on the intense Apple Ridge course — a tough 3-mile stretch of grass and packed dirt with rolling hills — our Pioneers faced off against 13 other teams for their chance to shine at the state championships in Pasco next weekend.
Girls' Team Highlights: Our Lady Pioneers put on an incredible performance with Syreni Sandoval (22nd), Ruby Freese (30th), and Sage Buhrig (31st) leading the way to earn their places at state!
Ruby Freese stole the spotlight, running her fastest race of the season by 48 seconds with a time of 21:31! Not only did she qualify for her first-ever state championship as a freshman, but she also became the 4th freshman girl to qualify under Coach's leadership. Ruby showed true Pioneer grit!
Syreni Sandoval capped her high school XC career with a personal best time of 20:44 — a strong finish that secured her second trip to state. Way to go, Syreni!
Sage Buhrig earned her third trip to state, finishing just a step behind Ruby at 21:32, only 8 seconds off her PR on a challenging course. Now that’s consistency and determination!
Boys' Team Highlights: Our Men Pioneers showed impressive perseverance with William Boers (17th) and Trenton Werner (38th) making their way to the state meet!
Trenton Werner ran his heart out, clocking in his best time of the season at 17:52! Though initially just outside the top 35, Trenton’s grit and determination paid off as he qualified under district protection, creating a thrilling moment of triumph.
Caden Arnold closed his season strong with a personal best of 18:07, finishing the season on a high note. Great job, Caden!
William Boers also qualified for his first state meet after an incredible season debut in XC, finishing just 10 seconds shy of his PR on a tough course. Amazing effort, William!
Now, it's time to rally behind our five fantastic qualifiers as they head to Pasco this weekend for the State Championship! Let’s cheer on Syreni, Ruby, Sage, William, and Trenton as they represent Pioneer pride on the big stage.







No School, Veterans Day, Monday, Nov 11th.
