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175 Miles Walked!
Congratulations to 5th grader Ashton Sturgill for achieving 175 miles walked in the OHES Walking Oaks Club, which is sponsored by the Jackson County Health Department, Holzer Health Systems, and Atomic Employees Credit Union. Ashton earned a McDonald's gift card for his efforts. Ashton is aiming to beat his record of 250 miles walked last school year. March 2019
Walking Oaks Milestones
Congratulations to two OHES students for achievements in the Walking Oaks Club. Fifth grader Ashton Sturgill (L) has achieved 125 miles walked and earned a Fuel Up to Play 60 bag. Third grader Bentley Hamilton (R) achieved 50 miles walked and earned a water bottle. The Walking Oaks is sponsored by the Jackson County Health Department, Atomic Employees Credit Union, and Holzer Health Systems. February 2019
100-Mile Walker
Congratulations to 4th grader Chloe Burchett for achieving 100 Miles walked in the OHES Walking Oaks Club. She received a FUTP60 notebook and new jump rope for her efforts. Great job, Chloe! The club is sponsored by the Jackson County Health Department, Holzer Health Systems, and the Atomic Employees Credit Union. February 2019
Walking Oaks Achievers
Congratulations to OHES 4th graders Matthew Boggs (L) for achieving 50 miles walked and Chloe Burchett (R) for achieving 75 miles walked in the OHES Walking Oaks Club. Matthew earned a water bottle and Chloe earned a new watch for their efforts. Great job, students! The Walking Oaks Club is sponsored by the Jackson County Health Department, Holzer Health System, and the Atomic Credit Union. February 2019
2019 Souper Bowl Food Drive
The 2019 OHES Souper Bowl Food Drive for the Growing Oaks Food Program and the Oak Hill Food Pantry was conducted, and the students and staff collected 3,020 food items for donation. The winning class with the largest donation was Philip Malone's 5th grade class, and they won a donut party for their efforts.
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
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