The annual update is upon us. Parents of enrolled students’ kindergarten through high school need to log into their Infinite Campus Parent Portals and complete the update. This information is critical to keep emergency contact and household information current. Parents received an email with instructions on completing the online forms. For questions, please contact Jaime Lawrence by calling 775-423-5437 or at [email protected].
DJ Club Starting up Again
Students will be spinning the music again at school events including dances and games. Advisor Jaime Lawrence is excited to be taking the helm of the DJ Club this winter. “Restarting the DJ Club is going to be fun. I’m passionate about music and used to be in a band, so music has been a huge part of my life. I want students in the club to enjoy themselves and learn about all genres of music in this hands-on experience.” explains Lawrence. “The club will help come up with ideas for events and set the atmosphere.” To learn more about the DJ Club or book them for an event contact Lawrence at [email protected]
Colleges Visit Campus
Continuing throughout the fall semester high school students will have the opportunity to hear from multiple colleges and universities including Montana Western, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, University of Nevada, Reno, Universal Technical Institute (UTI) and Truckee Meadows Community College. “We want students to start learning as freshman about all of the different options available to them for higher education. Each of these schools bring different degree programs, along with different climates and cultures. It’s important for students to understand what they want and find the right fit for a school for their academic success,” encourages high school counselor, Andy Lenon.
Seniors Finish out Fall Sports
Oasis Senior athletes finished out their seasons this week. Volleyball played in regionals against Coleville. Cross Country competed in regionals at the Shadow Mountain Sports Complex. Congratulations to Senior Volleyball players Jelen Bayoneta, Ellie Bird, and Lauren Halloran, and Senior Cross-Country runners Gavin Bracken and Hunter Arends. “I decided to play volleyball because I was looking to try something new in 8th grade. I had recently lost my passion for dance, and just wasn't enjoying it anymore, so I decided to try out volleyball and I instantly fell in love with it. It's going to be very hard to say goodbye to it,” said Halloran. She will graduate in May with an associate degree from WNC and her high school diploma. Bayoneta, Halloran, Bracken and Arends will also graduate with both their associates degrees from WNC and their high School diplomas in May. Bird is graduating early in December.
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