OSD Fundraiser! revdupink.com/t/ouachita
Deadline to register coming soon!
Flu clinic for students is tomorrow, October 18.
October food pantry pickup!
ACT Prep Workshop at Dawson - November 28th. We are limited to 15 slots.
THANK YOU Mrs. McDade and Mr. Clinton! #WeAreWarriors #ThankAPrincipal
CATC participates in the Affordable Connectivity Program. You may qualify for up to $30 per month discount on your broadband service. See the brochure for more details.
https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/3769/OSD/3604733/Low_Income_Assistance_Brochure.pdf
Thank you Kelly, Lisa and Dana! We appreciate you! #WeAreWarriors
College & Career Financial Aid Night. Information about financial aid, scholarships and more.
Ouachita High School
October 5, 2023
6:30 PM
National Principals Month is a tribute to the pivotal role principals play in leading our schools and shaping the future of our nation’s students. Join us this October as we extend our gratitude to these transformative figures. Visit principalsmonth.org to #ThankAPrincipal!
Congratulations to the 2023 Ouachita High School Homecoming Court
Progress Reports were sent home today. Please take time to look over these with your child.
Happy National IT Professionals Day to our amazing Technology Team for keeping the district up and running. Our team consists of one AMAZING lady, Sarah Roe! Thank you for keeping us connected! #WeAreWarriors
Last year's graduates:
You can pick up your yearbook in the high school office next week or at dedication today at 3:30.
The Annual Report to the Public will be held September 18 at 5:30PM in the Superintendent's Office.
On September 21, our high school students will participate in a presentation from Jason Foundation in making a difference and helping us fight the “Silent Epidemic” of youth suicide. If you do not want your child participating in this presentation, please contact Mrs. Kandy Spurlin, kandy.spurlin@ouachitasd.org
Below is a list of things you can do in your own community to make a difference.
Educate yourself about the magnitude of the problem, the signs of concern, and the tools of prevention. You can educate yourself by visiting our B1 Project and take the pledge at b1.jasonfoundation.com. Encourage your friends to take the pledge and B1 too.
Take the #IWONTBESILENT challenge and get your friends talking about the problem of youth suicide. Share iwontbesilent.com or wewontbesilent.com. Use #iwontbesilent or #wewontbesilent on all your social media accounts.
Be there for a friend by being observant, asking questions, listening, responding, and getting help for your friend.
Never keep a friend’s suicidal thoughts to yourself. Know who you can turn to for help and guidance such as a parent, teacher, coach, or a trusted adult to seek professional help.
Encourage your school to hold a suicide prevention week.
Educate others by liking The Jason Foundation on Facebook and Twitter.
B1 is designed to be quick, informative, and target the most important aspects of youth suicide prevention. Participating in the B1 Pledge is a proactive step towards taking some of the silence out of the “Silent Epidemic.” B1 will help you to recognize signs of concern and develop a plan of action to help someone who may be struggling.
After taking the pledge to “B1,” we hope that you’ll “Be Aware, Be Able and Be Prepared to React.”
To take the pledge, visit b1.jasonfoundation.com.
Please take a moment to complete our Family & Community Involvement survey! https://forms.gle/FjajZDMPSYCkqj978
#WeAreWarriors
Flu Clinic-October 19
Be sure to return your flu clinic form!
Please know the law and stop for our kids. We love them and want them safe! #WeAreWarriors
See you Monday!
