Mrs. Wolfe’s class is hard at work in small groups, building reading skills and confidence!
Mrs.Gumm gives a reading lesson using literacy strategies from recent trainings in LETRS.
This evening the Owsley County Board of Education voted to extend the school day by ten minutes, beginning tomorrow Wednesday March 12th. This time will be used to make up for lost instructional time due to flooding and winter weather.
Owsley County High School will dismiss at 2:50.
Owsley County Elementary School will dismiss at 2:55.
Owsley County Headstart and Early Headstart will extend as well.
With the addition of time the tentative last day of school for students will be May 28th.
Students in Mr. Bobrowski's classroom learning about mean, median & mode.
This week in 4th & 5th
Who doesn't love a good insult, especially when it's in Shakespearean vernacular! Mrs. Bishop's classes are preparing for their text.
Growing Readers in Kindergarten-These hands-on activities are helping our little learners grow in confidence and fluency every day.
Ms Turner's Time & Money projects are awesome. Great job 2nd grade!
Class of 2025 Senior Spotlight
Owsley County Varsity Cheerleaders share their love for reading at Owsley County Head Start
On Tuesday March 11th, The Owsley County Board of Education will meet to discuss amending the 2024-25 school calendar by adding 10 minutes of instructional time to the school day beginning on March 12th. If amended, this extra time will be used to make up for the loss of instructional time due winter weather and flooding. This will tentatively move the closing day of school back into the month of May.
Please monitor the Owsley County School District web page and social media for more information and plan accordingly.
Owsley County Judge Zeke Little, Emergency Management Director Jerry McIntosh, and Chief Operations Officer Chad Mason partnered with OCHS BETA students to assess tornado drills at local businesses and schools during Kentucky’s Statewide Tornado Drill.
Classrooms of the Week- Mrs. Wolfe's 1st grade classes and Mrs. Begley's 4th & 5th grade classes
Students from Owsley County High School share their love of reading with students at Owsley County Elementary
There will be No After School activities, this afternoon at Owsley County Elementary School.
What our staff grew up reading!
We appreciate our 4th Grade Guest Readers!
Special guest readers from Owsley County High School visited Owsley County Elementary to share their love of reading!
A big shoutout to Mrs. Campbell’s first-period seniors for successfully spelling out ATTENDANCE with their 100 % attendance! Your dedication and commitment to showing up each day truly make a difference.
Fifth grade students have been studying the Reformation movement including religious leaders such as Martin Luther and John Calvin. As a culminating project students created a timeline of significant historical events during this time period.
