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Oak Hill Elementary's Active Acorns Fitness Program and The Walking Oaks Club were nominated to be a part of the Ohio School Boards Association Student Achievement Fair on November 11, 2014. Student groups from all over the state of Ohio were represented, and OHES was honored to be invited to participate to show off our student wellness programs. Attending the conference were Program Advisor Alicia Kamer, Asst. Advisor and 3rd grade teacher Josie Howard, along with Active Acorns and Walking Oaks members Ayden Curtis, Adam Kamer, and Jordan Howard.
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The OHES Active Acorns Club had a return visit this year from Todd Crabtree, a Usui Reiki Master of Tomiki Aikido. Todd and his student demonstrated several techniques to the members, and the Active Acorns enjoyed this presentation very much. The main focus of the club is to teach students that there are many ways to get your 60 minutes of physical activity each day. Click for larger view.
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Congratulations to seniors Abby Haislop (L) and Jonathon Harrison (R) who are the Oak Hill High School Wendy's Heisman Award winners for 2014.
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Congratulations to 5th grader Alexis Weese for achieving the 2nd milestone in the Walking Oaks Club, which is 50 days walked. For her accomplishment, she received a digital pedometer.
November 2014
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Congratulations to 5th grader Makayla Borghese for achieving 25 miles in the Walking Oaks Club. For her achievement, she received the Walking Oaks t-shirt.
October 2014
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For photos of the Oak Hill Elementary staff at the annual Fall Party, click here.
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As you are likely aware, the United States has been experiencing a nationwide outbreak of enterovirus D68 (EV-D68) associated with severe respiratory illness that has been especially harmful to children. At the same time, you and your communities may also have questions about the Ebola virus. To address both public health concerns, the U.S. Department of Education and our federal health partners have a number of informational resources to share with you.
