The third graders from East Summer School embarked on an educational field trip to explore the City of Omak. During their visit, they engaged in a simulated city council meeting where they proposed the installation of a new splash pad at the local park. Through this experience, they learned about the processes involved in city council decision-making. Additionally, the students toured the police and fire departments and also visited the newly constructed skate park.
2024 End of Year Awards and Retirements.
Congratulations everyone!!!!!
Free Summer Meal Program.
Early Release, Thursday, June 6th
East Elementary Jog-A-Thon
End of 4th Quarter
3rd Trimester Ends
Omak School District Graduation 2024
Livestream link: https://youtube.com/live/XiTW2sBvBjY?feature=share
School's Out for the Summer June 7th.
Bus Route Update.
Congratulations!
Mercedez Weeks was presented with the Washington State School Retirees Scholarship today.
Tennis Update: (Submitted 5/28, from Tennis Coach Lance O'Dell)
Jonathan Kirk and Beau Sackman finished 5th at State this weekend, their best placement in their 4-year career. They opened with a 1-6, 2-6 loss to Eastside Prep in the first round. Then they won their next 3 matches to place 5th. They beat Lakeside (9 Mile Falls) 6-0, 6-1. They followed that up with a win over Cascade, 6-4, 6-2, and then in the medal round, they beat Granger 6-2, 6-1.
Paityn Richter and Finley Sackman lost to Overlake in the first round, 6-7 (8-10), 7-5, 3-6. For the girls, the first round was a loser-out match.
Board Meeting May 28th.
Tennis & Track Pioneers Heading to State today.
Memorial Day (NO SCHOOL)
Thank you, Dairy Queen and Jeff Hendrick, for supporting the Principal 100! Students were caught being responsible, accountable, respectful, and patient. Thank you for the dilly bars and celebrating middle school students!!
PIONEERS GOLFERS TO STATE GOLF May 17th.
Walk of Honor was held on 5/17 to pay tribute to the golf team headed to the State
GIRLS
Halle Richter
Callie Christoph
Delaney McNeil
Kinsey Christoph
BOYS
Josaya Sloan
Blake Sam
Grizz Moore
As part of our Spring curriculum in Preschool, students learn about insects and what makes a "bug" an insect. Ranger Theresa from the US Army Corps of Engineers was with us last week and shared her knowledge about insects with preschool students and some of her collections. In the classroom, students have watched the metamorphosis over the last couple of months as larvae have become Ladybugs and caterpillars have become butterflies. This week and next, classrooms will release their insects based on their maturity.
