Ms. Browns 5th Grade math students independently applied the steps of a multi-digit multiplication problem and subsequently engaged in peer review to evaluate their partners’ solutions. They then collaborated on a second problem, ultimately presenting and teaching the process to the class.
Chili Cook-Off on 11/1 to support the Class of 2027! We hope to see you there!
Mrs. Bridges and Mrs. Hendrix used differentiation to meet all students’ needs while working with CVC words on magnetic boards. Some students focused on blending sounds to form words, while others practiced identifying and saying individual letter sounds.
Happy Custodian Appreciation Day! We are so thankful for the care and pride our custodial team brings to our schools each day. Your hard work keeps our classrooms clean, safe, and welcoming for students and staff. We appreciate all you do for our district!
🌟 Happy Custodian Appreciation Day! 🌟
Our kindergarten friends want to give a BIG thank you to our custodians, the wonderful custodian who helps keep our classroom clean and safe every single day! 🧹✨
From shiny floors to tidy spaces, you make our room a happy place to learn and play. We notice your hard work, and we are so grateful for your kindness and care. 💛
Thank you for all that you do — we appreciate you!
Love,
Mrs. Lynch and Ms. Marley’s class
This week at OCMHS:
We held our district joint leadership meeting tonight where school teams reviewed fall data and created action steps to move students forward. They also reflected on their school goals, identifying strategies to sustain progress as well as areas for improvement. Each team will now take these ideas back to their schools to gather additional input from staff.
It was an honor to host the Owsley County Retired Teachers meeting at Owsley County Elementary School. It is always a privilege to be with those great teachers who made lasting impacts in our community.
Our Literacy/Family Night with Goodnight Goose ended in creativity as families painted their own porch goose. Thanks to PRI school coordinator, Felecia Pittman, and to Oneida McIntosh for leading the session.
Tonight @ OCES!
OCES Lady Owls defeat Mt. View after trailing by as much as 12 points! Great work ladies and Coach!
Our OCES and OCMS Owls came out strong over Jackson City with 3 big wins.
Congrats to the OCES Lady Owls on their two wins over the Lady Kats tonight! Two talented teams, the games were close!
Owsley County Schools Exceptional Children Department participated in training with our partners from KVEC to refine practices in order to better serve students in Owsley County.
Congrats to the OCMS Lady Owls on their 40-24 win over Powell tonight.
OCHS is very proud of our Spring 2025 KSA Distinguished Readers: Serenity Callahan, Alaina McIntosh, Arianna Smith, Jorge Perez, Peyton Bishop, Eli Bishop, and Connor Patrick. Each student received an engraved, bronze bookmark to celebrate their achievement.
Day 2 of Dataseam Registered Apprentice Bootcamp for Dalton Gibson!
On Saturday the Owls Cross Country team ran the Berea Invitational on the Berea College course. Matthew Darling came in 1st in the 4K and Lyla Spence was 9th for the Owls. In middle school racing, Kelton Smith was 3rd overall in 11:29 and Jorge Perez was 17:51. Sophia Havicus was 28th in 15:11 and Alaina McIntosh ran a 16:35. For the Elementary 2/3 Tori Smith was 31st, Madison Burns 35th and Alexa Farthing 39th out of 62 runners. In 4/5 Camille Brewer was 20th, Madelyn Havicus 26th, Bella Smith 45th, Adilyn Cornett 46th, Ilya Bobrowski-Hall 47th, Serenity Smith 55th and Amara Herald 59th. For our boys Mason Tolson was 37th and Matthew Tolson 65th in a field of 81 runners.
Our new and emerging teachers had their monthly meeting tonight, exploring how intentional planning strengthens teaching and learning by understanding what helps students learn best.
Dataseam Registered Apprentice , Dalton Gibson hard at work at the Dataseam Apprentice Bootcamp hosted at the Challenger Learning Center in Hazard Kentucky!
