Wishing everyone a safe day; we look forward to welcoming students back to the buildings on December 11, 2025.

Winners from each class included:
Hour 3- "Pretzel Mac N' Cheese Burger" created by Ronnie, Summer, Liam & Sophia
Hour 7- "The Hot Mess Burger" created by Kendall, JoAnn, & Reece
Hour 8- "The Smash Burger Taco" created by Adel, Paige, & Ava
Congratulations to all!
The OHS Boys' Basketball games scheduled for tonight, December 9, have a new start time. JV and JV2 will start at 4:50 pm and Varsity will immediately follow the JV game.
#FOXPRIDE! 🎉 We're celebrating a fantastic school report card, showcasing the hard work across our district!
DID YOU KNOW? Omro continued its excellence in the Priority Area of On-Track for Graduation, earning a 92.2.
For more about the Priority Areas, visit https://dpi.wi.gov/accountability/report-cards/about.


The agenda for the December 10, 2025, School Board Meeting has been posted. Click the link to see the agenda: https://www.omro.k12.wi.us/o/sdo/page/board-meetings




Events for the Week beginning December 7, 2025
Monday, December 8, 2025
~ Basketball: MS Boys' Black and White vs Waupaca (Away)
~ Basketball: MS Boys' Maroon and Gold vs Waupaca (Home)
~ Basketball: Girls' JV2 vs Watertown Luther Prep (Home)
~ Basketball: Girls' JV vs Waupaca (Home)
~ Basketball: Girls' Varsity vs Waupaca (Home)
Tuesday, December 9, 2025
~ Bowling: High School vs Little Chute (Home)
~ Basketball: Boys' JV2 vs Mayville (Home)
~ Basketball: Boys' JV vs Mayville (Home)
~ Basketball: Boys' Varsity vs Mayville (Home)
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
~ School Board: Meeting
Thursday, December 11, 2025
~ Basketball: Girls' JV2 vs Winnebago Lutheran Academy (Away)
~ Basketball: Girls' JV vs Winnebago Lutheran Academy (Away)
~ Wrestling: Varsity vs Multiple Schools (Home)
~ Basketball: Girls' Varsity vs Winnebago Lutheran Academy (Away)
Friday, December 12, 2025
~ Basketball: Boys' JV2 vs Laconia (Away)
~ Basketball: Boys' JV vs Laconia (Away)
~ Basketball: Boys' Varsity vs Laconia (Away)

Staff members were nominated by students or other staff members for being a role model, an advocate for students, or having a positive connection with students.


To finifish up their shape unit in November, 4K students sorted their snack by shapes. Check out the tasty fun they had!



1st Place: Alexis, Elena, Quinn, Sydney
2nd Place: Baylor, Emma, Hazel, Magnolia


Native American Heritage Month Book Winners
Grade 2: Ryann and Greyson
Grade 3: Camdan, Artemis, Madilyn
Grade 4: Tenlee, Lexi, Levi, Kyler
Grade 5: Elizabeth, Presley, Hazel
Congratulations and enjoy your new books!
Also, congratulations to Zakeyus for guessing the correct number of puzzle pieces. 233 was the perfect guess!

On 11/11, our 8th grade students attended the FutureYOU Career Expo at the Sunnyview Expo Center, hosted by the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce. Nearly 800 eighth graders from across the area participated in the event.
Students had the chance to explore careers across all 16 career clusters — from agriculture and business to law and public safety — with over 60 local businesses and organizations represented. The expo offered engaging displays and hands-on activities that allowed students to discover a variety of career paths and gain insight into future opportunities.
Snow, ice, and darker mornings make winter travel more dangerous for everyone – whether you are walking, driving, or rolling.
Tips for staying safe this season:
~ Give yourself extra time so you’re not rushing
~ Drive slowly and increase your following distance
~ Stay alert for pedestrians, especially near schools and crosswalks
~ Walk like a penguin – take short flat-footed steps to avoid slipping


Students have completed their research paper prewrites, searched out multiple sources, and have created outlines. These seniors will now begin their paper writing process.








Tuesday, December 2, will be the night for our 2nd annual Turkey Bowl sponsored by NHS against Winneconne High School during the Boys Basketball games! Bring in non-perishable food items to be collected for Omro's and Winneconne's local food pantries. The winner with the most items will be presented with the Turkey Bowl Trophy!


Tuesday, December 2, 2025
~ Basketball: MS Boys' Black and White vs Winneconne (Home)
~ Basketball: MS Boys' Maroon and Gold vs Winneconne (Away)
~ Bowling: High School vs Kimberly (Home)
~ Basketball: Boys' JV2 vs Winneconne (Home)
~ Basketball: Boys' JV vs Winneconne (Home)
~ Basketball: Boys' Varsity vs Winneconne (Home)
~ Basketball: Girls' JV vs Mayville (Away)
~ Basketball: Girls' Varsity vs Mayville (Away)
Thursday, December 4, 2025
~ Basketball: MS Boys' Maroon and Gold vs Waupaca (Home)
~ Bowling: High School vs Hilbert (Away)
~ Basketball: Boys' JV2 vs St. Mary's Springs Academy (Away)
~ Basketball: Boys' JV vs St. Mary's Springs Academy (Away)
~ Wrestling: Boys' Varsity vs Multiple Schools (Home)
~ Basketball: Boys' Varsity vs. St. Mary's Springs Academy (Away)
Friday, December 5, 2025
~ Basketball: Girls' JV2 vs Winnebago Lutheran Academy (Home)
~ Basketball: Girls' JV vs Lomira (Home)
~ Basketball: Girls' Varsity vs Lomira (Home)
Saturday, December 6, 2025
~ Wrestling: Boys' Varsity vs Multiple (Away)

They were given step-by-step directions, and had to copy what she did.
They didn't know what the outcome would be until they were done!
After all the lines and circles were complete, each student realized they had drawn a cute little turkey.
Some of the benefits of directed drawing with young students include:
*strengthens fine motor control and hand-eye coordination
*helping to build confidence in their drawing abilities
*improves listening skills and the ability to follow directions
*boosts vocabulary and language skills through step-by-step instruction
*encourages attention to detail and spatial awareness
*reinforces shape and line recognition, supporting early handwriting
*fosters creativity and pride in personal artwork




4 students (Ryker, Rylen, Dominick, and Isla) were recently recognized in the "Get Caught Reading Challenge." They each received a poster and a book to keep. 🕮
In addition, the library held an estimation contest regarding how many books there are in the OES Library, with the winner receiving a poster and a book. Azaliah's estimate of 16,000 books was only off by 45! The OES Media Center is home to 16,045 books. 📚
Mrs. Retzlaff's class is excited, as they earned a $25 gift certificate and classroom treat for being the first classroom to earn a Bingo during the Scholastic Book fair.
Congratulations to all, and keep up the good work reading!

