Important Notice: Omak School District App Update
We have been in contact with Apptegy, the provider of the Omak School District mobile app, regarding recent technical issues. They have confirmed that the app is currently experiencing glitches, and their team is actively working to resolve the problem.
At this time, there is no estimated timeframe for when the issue will be resolved. We appreciate your patience and understanding as Apptegy works to restore full functionality.
Thank you for your continued support.
We have been in contact with Apptegy, the provider of the Omak School District mobile app, regarding recent technical issues. They have confirmed that the app is currently experiencing glitches, and their team is actively working to resolve the problem.
At this time, there is no estimated timeframe for when the issue will be resolved. We appreciate your patience and understanding as Apptegy works to restore full functionality.
Thank you for your continued support.
Sports Update Sept 19, 2025
Mini Cheer Camp
Sports Update
Our Spanish Club celebrated Mexico's independence with candy and traditional dress yesterday.
Student of the Month - Turner Timm
Student of the Month - Lahalee Michel
JV Soccer Sports Update - Time Change
Sports Update!!!!
Sports Update sept 15, 2025
Omak Sports Update.
SAVE the DATE September 20th, 7:00-3:00 pm
Welcome to the Omak, WA Wings & Wheels Event Information Page. This page will be updated until the event ends. Please share this event and check back frequently for updated information on registration, sponsors, activities, and more!
Car Show Registration is Open. - Registration Form
Fly-in Information: Breakfast will be served beginning at 7:00 am. Suggested donation is $10 for breakfast. Car show participants are encouraged to come for breakfast before parking at East Side Park. Transportation from the airport to East Side Park will be available for those who fly in.
This community event is a fundraiser for the Omak School District Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and Omak School District Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA).
Welcome to the Omak, WA Wings & Wheels Event Information Page. This page will be updated until the event ends. Please share this event and check back frequently for updated information on registration, sponsors, activities, and more!
Car Show Registration is Open. - Registration Form
Fly-in Information: Breakfast will be served beginning at 7:00 am. Suggested donation is $10 for breakfast. Car show participants are encouraged to come for breakfast before parking at East Side Park. Transportation from the airport to East Side Park will be available for those who fly in.
This community event is a fundraiser for the Omak School District Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and Omak School District Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA).
Pioneer Volleyball Game tonight @ 6:30 pm
Omak Football - Omak vs Meridian- Kick off 6:00 pm
Backyard Brawl - Omak v/s Okanogan at Omak
LiveStream: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wa/omak/organization/13919/omak-high-school
LiveStream: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wa/omak/organization/13919/omak-high-school
No Cost Meals (SUN Bucks)
Apply: https://ospi.k12.wa.us/policy-funding/child-nutrition/school-meals/national-school-lunch-program/meal-application-and-verification-information
OSPI
Drivers: Know the Laws About School Bus Safety
OLYMPIA—August 28, 2025—Across the state, students are preparing to return to their classrooms for another year of learning and school transportation teams are ensuring their buses are ready to safely transport students each day.
A survey recently released by The National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services (NASDPTS) suggests drivers need reminding of the laws about school bus safety.
Since 2011, school bus drivers from across the country have participated in the NASDPTS one-day survey, which aims to determine how many motorists illegally pass stopped school buses. More than 114,000 school bus drivers participated in the 2025 survey, including over 3,000 in Washington state.
During the one-day survey, Washington school bus drivers documented 1,156 instances of drivers illegally passing a stopped school bus. Multiplied by the number of days in the school year, the survey results indicate that drivers are illegally passing a school bus in Washington state more than 200,000 times per year. Nationwide, drivers reported the total for the one-day survey was 67,258.
Data from the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) shows that, on average, 340,000 of Washington’s K–12 students rode the bus each day during the 2024–25 school year, accounting for over 90 million miles traveled during that time.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) analyzed school-transportation-related crash data from 2013–2022. The NHTSA reports that school bus crashes resulted in approximately 1,082 fatalities nationwide during that period.
In 2024, there were 271 collisions in Washington involving school buses, according to data from the Washington State Patrol. Of those collisions, the majority were the fault of the other drivers.
School bus drivers in Washington undergo a rigorous certification process. Prospective drivers must hold a Class A or B Commercial Driver's License with passenger and school bus endorsement. Qualified applicants must also complete a Driver Instructor Training Course and, once certified, complete annual in-service training.
School Bus Safety
Washington state law lays out the different scenarios for when motorists must stop for school buses. For instance, on a two-lane road, drivers traveling in both directions must stop when a “visual signal” such as flashing red lights or a retractable stop sign is in operation.
The included graphic shows when drivers must stop on three-lane roads and roads divided by a median. Motorists who fail to stop for a school bus when required face a $500 fine.
The Department of Licensing’s Drivers’ Guide includes guidance that cautions drivers to actively look for children along the side of the road even after the red lights have stopped flashing and the stop sign is no longer extended.
As school buses across the state fill the roads, drivers should use caution and patience. When in doubt, stop!
ALL STUDENTS PREPARED FOR POST-SECONDARY PATHWAYS, CAREERS, AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT.
Led by State Superintendent Chris Reykdal, OSPI oversees K-12 public education in Washington state. Our mission is to provide funding, resources, tools, data and technical assistance that enable educators to ensure students succeed in our public schools, are prepared to access post-secondary training and education, and are equipped to thrive in their careers and lives
Drivers: Know the Laws About School Bus Safety
OLYMPIA—August 28, 2025—Across the state, students are preparing to return to their classrooms for another year of learning and school transportation teams are ensuring their buses are ready to safely transport students each day.
A survey recently released by The National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services (NASDPTS) suggests drivers need reminding of the laws about school bus safety.
Since 2011, school bus drivers from across the country have participated in the NASDPTS one-day survey, which aims to determine how many motorists illegally pass stopped school buses. More than 114,000 school bus drivers participated in the 2025 survey, including over 3,000 in Washington state.
During the one-day survey, Washington school bus drivers documented 1,156 instances of drivers illegally passing a stopped school bus. Multiplied by the number of days in the school year, the survey results indicate that drivers are illegally passing a school bus in Washington state more than 200,000 times per year. Nationwide, drivers reported the total for the one-day survey was 67,258.
Data from the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) shows that, on average, 340,000 of Washington’s K–12 students rode the bus each day during the 2024–25 school year, accounting for over 90 million miles traveled during that time.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) analyzed school-transportation-related crash data from 2013–2022. The NHTSA reports that school bus crashes resulted in approximately 1,082 fatalities nationwide during that period.
In 2024, there were 271 collisions in Washington involving school buses, according to data from the Washington State Patrol. Of those collisions, the majority were the fault of the other drivers.
School bus drivers in Washington undergo a rigorous certification process. Prospective drivers must hold a Class A or B Commercial Driver's License with passenger and school bus endorsement. Qualified applicants must also complete a Driver Instructor Training Course and, once certified, complete annual in-service training.
School Bus Safety
Washington state law lays out the different scenarios for when motorists must stop for school buses. For instance, on a two-lane road, drivers traveling in both directions must stop when a “visual signal” such as flashing red lights or a retractable stop sign is in operation.
The included graphic shows when drivers must stop on three-lane roads and roads divided by a median. Motorists who fail to stop for a school bus when required face a $500 fine.
The Department of Licensing’s Drivers’ Guide includes guidance that cautions drivers to actively look for children along the side of the road even after the red lights have stopped flashing and the stop sign is no longer extended.
As school buses across the state fill the roads, drivers should use caution and patience. When in doubt, stop!
ALL STUDENTS PREPARED FOR POST-SECONDARY PATHWAYS, CAREERS, AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT.
Led by State Superintendent Chris Reykdal, OSPI oversees K-12 public education in Washington state. Our mission is to provide funding, resources, tools, data and technical assistance that enable educators to ensure students succeed in our public schools, are prepared to access post-secondary training and education, and are equipped to thrive in their careers and lives
Omak School District is kicking off with 5 new High school CTE Courses. One those courses is Criminal Justice/Police Science. A focus for this course is to connect students with Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement partners, Thank you Chief Stefan Wolack and Deputy David Torres for presenting today.
Picture Day - Omak High School and Middle School, Sept 9th.
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Sports Practices, Monday, August 25th
