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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
Active Acorns Winter Session
The Active Acorns Winter Team had their first meeting with Krav Maga instructor Scott King as first guest. The students learned about self defense, especially that the best defense is to not to be in the situation at all! Scott has visited the Acorns six times now, and his presentations get more hands-on and more informative each time. The Active Acorns is sponsored by the Jackson County Health Department, Holzer Health Systems, and private donor Wendi Waugh. January 2019
Walking Oaks Achievers
Congratulations to two OHES students for achievements in the Walking Oaks Club. Fifth grader Ashton Sturgill (L) has again achieved 100 miles walked and earned a pedometer and new watch. Third grader Bentley Hamilton (R) achieved 25 miles walked and earned the club t-shirt. Great job, students! The Walking Oaks is sponsored by the Jackson County Health Department and Holzer Health Systems. January 2019
Walking Oaks Achievers
Congratulations to OHES 4th grade students Chloe Burchett (L) and Matthew Boggs (R) for their achievements in the Walking Oaks Club. Chloe has reached 50 miles walked, and Matthew has achieved 25 miles walked. Great job, students! December 2018
B & G Auto Sales Donates
Oak Hill Elementary would like to thank B & G Auto Sales of Oak Hill for their donation, which helped to purchase shoes and socks for students at OHES. Thank you!!!! December 2018
Browns Backers Donate
Oak Hill Elementary would like to thank the Jackson County Browns Backers for their donation, which helped to purchase socks and shoes for students at OHES. Thank you!!!!! December 2018
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