Come support the Ocosta Wildcat Football team play against NW Christian at home tonight. The game starts at 7:00. Please go to https://www.ocosta.org/page/admissions-cost for the price of admission.
Go Wildcats!
Jr/Sr High School Barbeque
Tonight at 5:30 Mr. Cummings will be grilling burgers and hotdogs for the Back to School Barbeque at the Jr/Sr High. Come get your schedules and meet your teachers!
Calling all 9th - 12th graders! Cheerleading tryouts are taking place at the end of July! Call or email Coach Mirante (amirante@ocosta.org) for more details.
Just a reminder that Ocosta's Summer Program starts July 5th!
Congratulations to Matthew Idso. Matthew is 1st in Washington State in the 400m.
Congratulations to Grays Harbor College Top Graduates for 2022. Five (out of 16) are Ocosta Running Start students. These students have a GPA of 3.98 or higher. Please join us in congratulating our outstanding graduates!
Dylan Hollingsworth
Matthew Idso
William Idso
Ariana Jarnes
Brylie Jarnes
Congratulations to our baseball and softball players for Pacific All-League recognitions.
First Team- Dylan Hollinsgworth
First Team-Annika Hollingsworth
First Team-Jessie Gilbert
Honorable Mention-Trinity White
Honorable Mention-Brynn Rasmus
On Wednesday night, the Washington Association of School Administrators Awarded the Shoalwater Bay Tribe with a Community Leadership Award. Ocosta nominated the Shoalwater Bay Tribe for this award.
Thank you to Shoalwater Bay for their continued support of the students and staff in our district. We appreciate you!
Ocosta will be doing Child Find Screening for children (birth to 5 years old) on April 21st from 9am-2pm. Please see the attached flyer and/or call (360) 268-9125 ext. 1006 for more information.
Tonight is Track and Field Senior Night. At 3:30 at our track meet today, Wednesday, we will be honoring our Ocosta seniors. Please come out to the field and support our Wildcats!
On Tuesday night, senior, Trinity White, signed her letter of intent to play soccer at Tacoma Community College and play for the Titans. Trinity chose TCC because of the x-ray technician program as well as their soccer program. Trinity has played soccer at Ocosta for 5 years.
Best wishes in the next step of your soccer journey!
Just a reminder
There will be no After School Program the next 2 Fridays (February 18th and February 25th). Students will ride the bus home right after school.
No habra programa extracurricular los proximos 2 viernes (18 y 25 de febrero). Los estudiantes tomaran el autobus a casa inmediatamente despues de la escuela.
** Update **
School will be 3 hours late. Route 4 will be 3 hours and 20 minutes late due to driver availability.
Due to current road conditions, school will be delayed two hours, today, January 25. There is nor morning preschool.
Corrected version
The following are pick-up sites for student meals this week.
Meal Pick Up Locations for Ocosta students.
Tuesday-Friday
10:50
VFW
Westaire Trailer Park on Melbourne off of Chehalis
10:55
Grayland Firehall (next to Pomegranate)
Ocosta Firehall (John's River Road)
11:05
Shoalwater Bay Tribal Center in Tokeland
11:10
SBC Outreach on Veteran's and Forrest
Keep off of local beaches today.
Update from Grays Harbor Emergency Management:
**0700 Update: A TSUNAMI ADVISORY is still in effect for Washington Coast. Strong waves and currents are expected. First wave arrival time of 0850. This will be a long duration event. Hawaii observations are seeing some impacts to harbors. Strong waves and boats being knocked around is possible. STAY AWAY FROM THE BEACHES.
**0600 Update: An TSUNAMI ADIVSORY is still in effect for the Washington Coast. The highest waves may hit a couple of hours after the first wave. High tide for Westport coincides with this arrival. High tide for Westport is forecasted to be 9.6 at 1030AM. Hoquiam/Aberdeen high tide is forecasted to be 10.4 at 10:53AM. Hawaii observation is 1-2.5 foot waves and some flooding observed. For the Washington coast, there will be beach impact. Stay away from the beaches. DO NOT GO TO THE SHORE TO OBSERVE WAVES.
Grays Harbor County Emergency Management just got off a call with Washington State Emergency Division. A Tsunami Advisory has been issued for the Washington coast. A Volcanic Eruption has occurred in the Tonga Island. Tsunami waves have been observed. 1-2ft waves are expected for the Washington Coast with estimated arrival of 0850.
Tsunami advisories mean that a tsunami capable of producing strong currents or waves dangerous to persons in or very near the water is expected or is already occurring. Areas in the advisory should not expect widespread inundation. Tsunamis are a series of waves dangerous many hours after initial arrival time. The first wave may not be the largest.
Due to the high number of cases amongst staff and students, the Ocosta School District will be shifting to remote learning beginning, tomorrow, January 13, 2022. We will resume in-person learning on January 24, 2022. Please check your email that was sent home to families this morning.
Our after-school program, Ocosta Lighthouse Project is learning about how to leave less of an impact on the environment. Here are some pictures from "How to Shrink My Footprint."
Our district is in the process of applying for government funding for Chromebooks. With this funding, we are hoping to provide updated Chromebooks to students at home. Please complete this survey to help us determine your student's needs:
English Version: https://tinyurl.com/OcostaChromebookSurvey
Spanish Version: https://tinyurl.com/ChromebookNeedsSpanish
Thank You!
THE GREAT SHAKEOUT
Tomorrow, 10/21/21 at 10:21 is the state-wide earthquake drill. You will hear our local AHAB sirens at this time. The school will be participating in a drop-cover-hold drill. Throughout the day, students will go to the tsunami evacuation tower to practice.
