Walking Oaks Achiever
Congratulations to 5th grader Nick Kanouse for being the second OHES student to reach 25 miles walked and earning the Walking Oaks Club t-shirt! Great job! October 2018
Homecoming Queen '18
Baleigh McNerlin (center) was crowned 2018 Homecoming Queen.Mullet Awarded 1st Team
Congratulations to Macy Mullett on placing 4th and being awarded 1st team SOC in the SOC Cross Country Meet at Northwest. October 2018
Active Acorns & OAKS Meet
Boats West (far left), an AEMT from the Jackson County EMS, visited the Active Acorns and OAKS Afterschool students. He discussed principles from the “Stop the Bleed” program, as well as other first aid tips for students. The students really enjoyed his presentation and asked many questions. October 2018
MS/HS Halloween
Photos of Oak Hill Middle/High School faculty and staff on Halloween 2018. Click photo to enlarge.
OHES Fall Party
For photos of the Oak Hill Elementary staff at the annual Fall Party, click here.
Active Acorns Meeting
The Active Acorns meeting featured the entertaining and energetic Community Health Nurse Dawn Richards, RN from Southern Ohio Medical Center. She talked to the students about healthy choices, relaxation techniques, and exercise. Dawn does an amazing job, and she loves visiting the Active Acorns each year. Southern Ohio Medical Center is a co-sponsor of the Active Acorns Club. October 2018
Walking Oaks Feat
Congratulations to 5th grader Ashton Sturgill, the first student to reach 25 miles walked in the OHES Walking Oaks Club for the 2018-2019 school year. Ashton was the top-miler last year, reaching over 250 miles walked, and his goal is to beat his record this year. The Walking Oaks Club is co-sponsored by the Jackson County Health Department and Southern Ohio Medical Center. October 2018
NHS Assists Hope Haven
The Oak Hill Chapter of the National Honor Society helped students from the Hope Haven School visit the 2018 Jackson Apple Festival. September 2018
OHES Awarded Grant
Oak Hill Elementary is excited to announce that we have been awarded a 21st Century Community Learning Center (CCLC) Grant for the 2018-2019 OAKS After School program. Through this opportunity, the OAKS program will support high-quality, out-of-school time learning opportunities and related activities for students. OHE will be working in conjunction with the Gallia-Vinton Educational Service Center to provide this opportunity to our students. The program will be starting in October and more specific information will be forthcoming.
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