Student Activity Fee
Oak Prairie students participating in athletics, band, and choir will be assessed a $20.00 fee beginning in the 2010 – 2011 school year for each activity in which they participate up to a maximum of $60.00. The coaches, band director, and choral director will collect these fees prior to the beginning of each activity season. The purpose of the fee is to help offset the cost of transportation, officials, equipment, and uniforms.
August 25, 2010
District 92 Magazine Sales
Our school has just kicked off its fundraising campaign and this year, we've found a great way to raise money. It's fast and easy for you to help support our cause! Simply click on the link below to buy or renew your magazine subscriptions at up to 85% off newsstand prices. It's fast and your child will receive full credit for your selections. 40% of every sale goes to our school!
Magazine Fundraiser Instructions
(PDF)
Magazine Alternate Letter
http://www.qsp.com/profile/mdea?Origin=CCL&extTrackID=LaunchEmail
In addition, you can send emails to friends and family for their support - they'll also save off newsstand prices! Simply click on the link above.
Thank you for your support!
August 21, 2010
What's for lunch?
Please download and read 2010 lunch information (PDF).
July 26, 2010
Cross Country Information
Practice for Oak Prairie's upcoming cross country season for incoming sixth, seventh, and eighth grade boys and girls starts Mon., Aug. 2.
Practices begin and end at Oak Prairie School. Student/athletes need proof of a current sports physical before being able to participate in the non-cut sports team.
Practices before the Fri., Aug. 20 start of school are from 7:00AM-8:30AM Monday through Friday. Additional information about the Oak Prairie Cross Country program can be obtained at practices.
For questions, contact Coach Kenric Bond at kbond@d92.org.
June 1, 2010
Oak Prairie Softball Information
2010 Softball Information (PDF)
May 24, 2010
Oak Prairie Gym Uniforms
To purchase gym uniforms please download the Uniform Order Form. Uniforms will be distributed during walk-through and at beginning of school year.
May 20, 2010
Cross Country Information
2010 Cross Country Information (PDF)
6th Grade Jump Start Information
6th Grade Jump Start Information (PDF)
2010 Registration Form (PDF)
May 7, 2010
Graduation Events
For a list of graduation events for the 2009-2010 school year please download the PDF below.
09-10 Gradutation Events Letter (PDF) - Updated 5/7/09
May 4, 2010
Fall 2010 Boys Baseball Tryout Informaton
2010 Boys Baseball Tryouts
April 22, 2010
Atheltic Event Information
For maps and directions to athletic events at nearby schools please use the member school search on the IESA website.
IESA.org
February 5, 2010
Congratulations Cheerleaders IESA state champs!
November 6, 2009
Circle Drive
Parents please be aware that the bus circle drive is for drop off and
pick up only. This is our access point for emergency vehicles. There should
be no parking at any time for games in the circle drive.
Graduation Photos and DVD
Parents you can access graduation photos by going to (lifetouchevents.com) and using the password OPJHS09. We also have a DVD of the class of 09 created by the yearbook staff. For more info contact Kyle Jacobson at OP.
2009-2010 Athletic Association Calendar
Now available is the 09-10 Athletic Association Calendar.
Progress Reports
Oak Prairie is offering paper progress reports by parent request only. Parents are strongly encouraged to sign up and access PowerSchool for current grade information. If you need PowerSchool access please contact the Oak Prairie office.
District 92 S.O.S.
Please download information about the Save Our Subscriptions program for District 92.
District 92 S.O.S. (PDF format)
Magazine Sales
Magazines can be ordered online throughout the year with a portion of proceeds coming to District 92.
Please visit www.qsp.com and use District 92's account no. 425018357 when ordering.
Academic Improvement Award
Oak Prairie School received an academic improvement award from the State Board of Education. Congratulations to all student, staff and parents for making Oak Prairie a success. To view the award please click below:
Award Certificate (pdf)
Award Letter (pdf)
SmileSafe Kids Safety Program
In our continuing commitment to support the safety of our community, Oak Prairie is pleased to continue our participation in the SmileSafe Kids™ program, a child safety program developed in partnership by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and Lifetouch National School Studios. Click here to read more: Oak Prairie SmileSafe Letter (pdf).
Dress Code Reminder
Per our Student Handbook, a student must follow the school dress code. For students at Oak Prairie that includes:
- Appropriate clothing at all times; students are to be covered from shoulder to mid thigh
- No caps or jackets in the building
- No attire that cause distractions and disruptions in the school settings. That includes shirts or dress that has symbols promoting drug, alcohol, obscenities, pentagons, skulls or any aspect of disrespect to others. All can be identified in our handbook under dress code
- Students will not draw, or write on their bodies
- No display of tattoos or body piercing other than earrings
- No Book Bags or Messenger Bags
For safety reasons, students are not allowed to carry book bags through out the day, this includes backpacks, over the shoulder bags and messenger bags. Students have access to their lockers during passing periods in case they need something. Girls are allowed to carry a purse as long as it is not big enough to hold their books.
General Information:
Pick-up and Drop-off Procedures:
-Use area along the sidewalk to drop-off and pick-up.
-DO NOT park along the sidewalk.
Entering the Building:
-All students are to ENTER the building through the CAFETERIA in the morning. Students with a pass from a teacher may enter through the office.
Lunch Information:
-Student lunch cost is $2.10/milk $.45
-Checks are to be made out to District 92 and given to homeroom teachers.
Book Bags:
-Students are not allowed to carry book bags from class to class. Students may transport their books and supplies to and from school using their book bag but will be required to leave their book bag in their locker during the regular school day.
S.O.S.-Student Opportunity to Succeed:
-A voluntary after school homework help program.
-Held on Monday-Thursday from 2:25-3:00.
-No transportation is provided-parents MUST arrange to pick-up students.
Detentions:
-Held on Tuesday and Thursday from 2:30-3:00.
-Parents MUST arrange to pick-up students.
-Parents are contacted by phone call from the person issuing the detention with notification of date the detention is to be served. |