Artex Store Hours – Fall Season

Artex Uniform Store will have the following hours for the Fall Season (beginning immediately).

The store is located at 1359 East 4th Street, across from George’s BBQ.
Their local phone number is 926-6335.

Monday 12 - 5

Wednesday 12 - 5

Saturday 10 - 3Immediate assistance is available by phone at 888-882-7839.

OCHS Women’s Football Clinic

Here is the chance for moms to learn more about Football!
Sunday, September 27, 2009
5:00 to 8:00 pm – Winchester Hall on KWC Campus

Learn Basic Rules & Strategies of the Game
• Explanation of Players’ Positions
• Understanding Penalties
• On-Field Drills
• $35 Clinic Fee

Meal by Pangea Restaurant & Catering!
Receive an Official Clinic T-Shirt!
Conducted by the Coaching Staff at OCHS

Send in your registration today!

‘Extreme’ Food Drive

The hit ABC television show ‘Extreme Makeover – Home Edition’ is coming to fulfill the dreams of a family in the Owensboro area.

To honor the show’s spirit of helping the community, OCS and other area schools are collection non-perishable food items and other household items for the local food bank.

The food drive is taking place this week and ends on Friday, September 4th.

Check the link for acceptable items.

Be part of the excitement!

Elementary K-3 Campus Weekly Reminders August 31-September 4

Thursday, September 3
9:00- Mass- Ms. Calvin

Monday, September 7
NO School- Labor Day

Elementary 4-6 Campus Reminders - August 31-Sept 4

Wednesday, September 2
Sixth grade Academic Team meeting until 4:00. Parents may pick students up at the front entrance on 23rd Street.

Thursday, September 3
Mass 9:00 am planned by Mrs. Marks' class.
Fr. Josh McCarty will be celebrating with us.
Parents are welcome to attend and may sit in the section next to the tabernacle or in front behind the students.

Friday, September 4
Spirit Day! Students may wear their Faith in Education t-shirts and uniform bottoms.

Sixth Grade Academic Team

Any sixth grade students interested in participating on the Academic Team this year should come to our first meeting Wednesday, September 2nd.

Students should meet in the gym following the 2:15 bell. Please pick up the Academic Team information and registration paperwork from the school office.

Please return the completed paperwork to the office prior to Wednesday.Parents will need to pick up students on 23rd Street at 4:00.We look forward to a fantastic seaon!!!

OCMS 7th Grade Boys Basketball Coach Needed

OCMS is in need of a 7th grade boys basketball coach for the upcoming season. If you are interested, please contact OCMS Athletic Director, Mark Woodward, at OCMS 683-0480 or via email at mark.woodward@owensborocatholic.org

Director's Corner - Swine Flu

Owensboro Catholic Schools has been working closely with the Green River District Health Department (GRDHD) in making preparations for the upcoming flu season. GRDHD works directly under the guidance of the Center for Disease Control, giving timely and accurate information to our community.

In addition to the seasonal flu, OCS is especially diligent in watching for symptoms of the H1N1 Flu, which is a strain of Type A Flu. Keeping your child safe and healthy while at school is a top priority. GRDHD informed us yesterday that we are seeing some cases of Type A Flu in our community and local school districts. All reported cases have been relatively mild to date. We have reports that several OCS students have been diagnosed with Type A Flu when evaluated and tested by their physician. While it is not definitely H1N1 Flu, we felt it important that you were aware of the situation so you can keep watch for flulike symptoms in your children.

H1N1 symptoms mimic the seasonal flu. Call your physician's office if you or your child has symptoms. Only your health care provider can determine if your symptoms warrant testing and treatment.Symptoms of Seasonal Flu & H1N1 Flu:
* Sudden onset of illness
* Fever (> 100 F)
* Chills
* Cough
* Lack of Appetite
* Weakness/lethargy

Other commonly reported symptoms include:
* Headache
* Sore throat
* Stuffy or runny nose
* Muscle aches
* Nausea/vomiting
* Diarrhea

OCS is on the forefront of preparing for actual or potential H1N1 cases in our schools. For weeks we have been planning and putting in place, measures to minimize germ exposure in the school setting with the goal of keeping our students, faculty, and staff illness free.

Here are some of the prevention techniques we are utilizing:
1. Educating and encouraging students, faculty, and staff to wash their hands frequently, especially before meals, after using the restroom, and after recess.
2. Each classroom and office has hand sanitizing gel present. All are encouraged to use the gel frequently throughout the day, such as when entering any classroom, cafeteria, computer lab, library, and music lab.
3. Each classroom has a supply of disinfecting wipes that are used to routinely sanitize commonly touched surfaces such as desks, tables, doorknobs, pencil sharpeners, computer & music keyboards, lunch PIN pads, etc.
4. We are encouraging and reminding all to cover their coughs and sneezes with their elbow or into a tissue.
5. Removing sick students from the classroom and sending sick students home right away if they show any flu-like symptoms. We ask that students stay home until fever-free without fever reducing medication for 24 hours.
6. Keeping our entire faculty & staff educated & updated.

For more information, visit one of the following websites:
www.flu.gov or
www.healthdepartment.org.

I appreciate all you do to help us fulfill our mission of excellence in Catholic faith formation and academics. As always, your comments and insights are important to me. I can be reached via phone at 852-8028 and email at ken.rasp@owensborocatholic.org.

God's Peace!
Ken R. Rasp
OCS Director

OCS Mousepads Available

OCS mousepads are now available in the SCRIP office for just $5.

Show off your Aces spirit!

Armory Parking Lot to be Paved

Weather permitting, the Armory parking lot will be paved on Wednesday, August 26. OCHS students will not be allowed to park at the Armory on that day or they will be towed. They can park in the Sporstcenter lot, but not the Armory.

Mary Nell Ivey Gives Invocation at Dinner

Mary Nell Ivey, an OCMS student, gave the invocation prayer at the Boys and Girls Club dinner at the Sportscenter with UK Coach Calipari as the guest speaker. Mary Nell is the daughter of Linda and Jim Ivey. Great job Mary Nell!

Uniform Sweatshirt Orders

Uniform sweatshirt orders will be accepted through Monday, September 14.

The sweatshirts are forest green (Gilden 50/50 brand) with the OCS and Faith in Education Logo.

Owensboro Youth Hall of Fame

The Owensboro Parks and Recreation Department along with the Owensboro Youth Council is now accepting nominations for the eighth annual Owensboro Youth Hall of Fame.

Individuals may nominate a 6th-12th grade student for outstanding contributions to his or her community in one of the following four areas: Character, Compassion, Community Service or Courage.

Four recipients (from either middle school or high school) will be selected from the nominations received. These students will then be inducted into the 2009 Owensboro Youth Hall of Fame.

The deadline to nominate is September 25. Please take the time and nominate that special young person. Remember, the Youth of today are the future of tomorrow!

Click on the following link for a nomination form.Youth Hall of Fame Nomination Form

SCRIP SUCCE$$ Update - Volunteers Needed

Each year, OCS families earn valuable tuition rebates by utilizing the SCRIP SUCCE$$ program. This past year was certainly no exception, with families earning nearly $115,000 in tuition rebates!

As we start another new school and SCRIP year, we begin anew with high expectations for our students, and for the SCRIP program!

Already this year, you’ve learned about the expansion of SCRIP SUCCE$$ and the ability to order on-line and even re-charge certain retailers on-line via shopwithscrip.com.

As usual we can only be as successful as you help us to be. It is with this understanding that we put out this request for volunteer help in the SCRIP office. If you can volunteer one hour or one day, we can use you! Please contact Melba at 852-8033.

OCHS Weekly Cafeteria Menu - August 31-September 4

Monday, August 31: Cavatini, green beans, apple sauce, rolls

Tuesday, September 1: BBQ pork/bun, Potato salad, slaw, pickle/onion, fruits

Wednesday, September 2: Spaghetti w/meat sauce, tossed salad, bread sticks, fruits

Thursday, September 3: Pork roast w/gravy, mashed potatoes, peas, roll

Friday, September 4: Chicken, fries, veg blend w/cheese, blueberry crisp

OCHS Weekly Cafeteria Menu - August 24-28

Monday, August 24: Sweet & Sour chicken, rice, pineapple, roll

Tuesday, August 25: Turkey/Ham & Cheese Sub, Veg & Dip, chips, fruits

Wednesday, August 26: Chili Dog, Tots, Spice Bars, Fruits, cheese

Thursday, August 27: Sliced turkey, mashed potatoes, green beans, roll, baked apples

Friday, August 28: Cheeseburger, baked beans, fries, brownie, fruits

Elementary 4-6 Campus Reminders - August 24-28

Thursday, August 27
Mass 9:00 am planned by Ms. Hagan's class. Fr. Brad will be celebrating with us.Parents are welcome to attend and may sit in the section next to the tabernacle or in front behind the students.

Friday, August 28
Non-Uniform Day for students with no infractions for the month of August. Coupons will be sent home to those students.

Elementary K-3 Campus Reminders - August 24-28

Thursday, August 27
9:00- Mass- Mrs. Boehmann's ClassAugust 27-1:30- Tornado Drill

6:00- Curriculum Night for Parents - All parents are invited to attend Curriculum Information Night this Thursday, August 27 at 6:00. Curriculum, Elementary handbook policies, upcoming events, homework policies and more will be reviewed. All parents are encouraged to attend. If possible, parents are asked to make other arrangements for their children.

Friday, August 28- FREE DRESS DAY (last Friday of the month)

Academy of Young Leaders - Taking Applications

Attention sophomores and juniors: The Academy for Young Leaders (AYL) is looking for students from the 5 area high schools that are interested in developing their leadership skills by being involved in various ways throughout the community.

If this sounds like it might be for you, come to the main office and get a packet of information.

Your application is due back by to the office by Sept.14. If you have any questions, see Mrs. Howard in the counseling office.

OCS Students Initiated into Owensboro Youth Council

Congratulations to the following OCS students who were named to the Owensboro Youth Council.

OCMS - Jenny Beth Willis, Kelsy Conkright, Stephanie Hayden, Lisa Brown, Caroline Augenstein

OCHS - Megan Woodall, Daniel Best, Jacob Linn, Morgan Rudy, Sam Lily, Collin Edwards, Laura O'Bryan and Nic Drury

Natalie Woodard - Summer Scholarship to Giordano Dance Center

Natalie Woodard, a senior, received a summer scholarship to the Giordana Dance Center in Chicago. She spent 8 weeks at the Dance Center.

Natalie, the daughter of Steve and Debbie Woodard, is a member of Our Lady of Lourdes parish.

OCHS Class of 2009 - Highest ACT Score in OCHS History

Congratulations to the Class of 2009. The class broke the all time school record for ACT scores with an Average composite of 22.6, eclipsing the previous high of 22.4 set by the class of 2006.

We also outpaced the state by over 3 whole points. Our scores met or exceeded all state and national averages for college readiness benchmarks. Ninety- eight percent (98%) of the class of 2009 took the ACT.

This is a testament to the hard work and dedication that we put in on a daily basis, to your tireless efforts in the classroom, and to the curriculum mapping process.

We are doing great things here to prepare our students for college, and beyond.

Owensboro Catholic Schools - Faith In Education

English

State 18.8

OCHS 23.4

National 20.6

Math

State 19.0

OCHS 21.7

National 21.0

Reading

State 19.8

OCHS 23.1

National 21.4

Science

State 19.7

OCHS 21.9

National 20.9

Composite

State 19.4

OCHS 22.6

National 21.1

Free Concert on the Lawn - 'Hot Night . . . Cool Jazz'

Saturday, August 22
5 pm pre-show and 7 pm concert

Kentucky Wesleyan College

Pre-show by Owensboro Community Band - 5 p.m.

Get preferred seating by renting a table for eight for $100

Proceeds benefit the Owensboro Symphony

Call 684-0661, ext. 11 for more information

Steele Stadium Concession Workers Needed

Workers are needed at Steele Stadium concession stand for OCHS home football games. If interested call Mary Fulkerson 314-1599.

OCHS Weekly Cafeteria Menu - August 17-21

Monday, August 17 - Chicken Nuggets, broccoli w/cheese, rolls, Mexican rice, fruits

Tuesday, August 18 - Taco w/shell, corn, Mexican beans, mixed fruit, salsa, lettuce & cheese

Wednesday, August 19 - Chicken/bun, fries, blueberries, veg & dip

Thursday, August 20 - Brunch, eggs, or French toast, sausage, biscuits, gravy, baked apples

Friday, August 21 - Hot ham & cheese, spicy fries, pickle spear, peach cups

OCS Elementary Soccer League

The OCS elementary soccer league for both boys and girls grades 1-4 begins Wednesday August 19 at 3:30 on the OCHS soccer field.

If you have any questions please contact Coach Paul Hayden or Coach Durand Engineer.

Elementary K-3 Campus Reminders - August 17-21

Monday, August 17
Elementary and OCMS Cross Country Meeting An informational meeting for students and parents who are interested in elementary (grades 1-6) and OCMS Cross Country will be held on Monday August 17 at 6pm in the OCHS Cafeteria.Physical forms and payment can be made that night. If you have any questions, please email Coach Scott Lowe at scott.lowe@owensborocatholic.org

Wednesday, August 19
1:30- Fire Drill

Thursday, August 20
9:00- Opening Mass- Mrs. Flahardy's 3rd Grade Class- All are welcome to join us as we celebrate our first Mass together for the new year!

Elementary 4-6 Campus Reminders - August 17-21

Monday, August 17
Power Break begins!

Wednesday, August 19
Sixth grade band begins in the Instructional Lab at 7:30 am.

Thursday, August 20
Mass 9:00 am planned by Mr. Thompson's class.
Fr. Mike Clark will be celebrating with us.
Parents are welcome to attend and may sit in the section next to the tabernacle or in front behind the students.

Thursday evening at 6:00 pm the 4-6 Campus will host a Curriculum Information Night for all parents. Parents will go to their child's homeroom classroom to learn classroom rules, expectations, homework policies, etc. from each of their child's teachers. Each teacher will have 10 to 15 minutes to speak to parents. We encourage you to attend this meeting. Due to lack of classroom space, we ask that children not attend.

Elementary Campus Newsletters Posted

Below are links to the Elementary Campus newsletters for August 14. Have a great weekend.

Elementary K-3 Campus Newsletter

Elementary 4-6 Campus Newsletter

Director's Corner - Opening Day Enrollment

The first few days of the 2009-2010 school year are now history. Please join me in thanking our Father God for allowing us the incredible opportunity to share in the Mission of building the Body of Christ. What an awesome, faith inspiring task He shares with us!

Many times yesterday I was asked how the first day was going. My response to every question was wonderful. I am sure that there were hectic moments, but it was obvious that ‘we” were ready. Thanks and much kudos to our Principals, faculty and staff for making sure that all was in order, appropriate and necessary preparations were successfully implemented, and students and their families were welcomed with open arms. As I went from school to school, it was amazing to witness the outpouring of love, warmth and genuine kindness being displayed by our OCS staff. It was obvious to me that Jesus is the reason we exist.

As you read in the Messenger Inquirer this morning, our first day enrollment for 2009-2010 was 1268. It is somewhat less than the 1313 students we started with on the first day of the 2008-2009 school year. The current economic condition certainly played a part in the decrease. Based on our trend analysis over the summer, we were not surprised by the decrease and worked behind the scene to prepare for it. AS you read in the M&I, much of my conversation with the reporter centered on our need to step back from the numbers, at least for now, and celebrate the positive choice being made by many families to both continue and join for the first time this wonderful faith based partnership called Owensboro Catholic Schools. We exist, and gain much strength, because of that choice being made by each of our families. The sacrifice being made in an environment where that choice has a price tag called tuition, is awe inspiring and absolutely worthy of celebration. May God shower His blessings and grace on our families through their continued sacrifice.

Certainly in the days and weeks to come, we will spend significant time and effort reviewing and analyzing our enrollment. We do not want to just accept that the reason for the decrease in our enrollment is due to the current economic condition. Through evaluation and close scrutiny we can learn much that will aid in our continued effort to sustain a vibrant OCS for generations to come. I encourage you to share your own ideas and insight in this important process.

I appreciate all you do to help us fulfill our mission of excellence in Catholic faith formation and academics. As always, your comments and insights are important to me. I can be reached via phone at 852-8028 and email at ken.rasp@owensborocatholic.org.

God’s Peace!

Ken R. Rasp

OCS Car Stickers

Remember to show your OCS spirit with an OCS car sticker. Is yours looking shabby and worn? Remember, they are free and available in the SCRIP office.

Ann Devine Wins Skybox for Friday's Scrimmage

Congratulations to Ann Devine. She won the use of a Skybox at Steele Stadium for this Friday's football scrimmage.

Win a Steele Stadium Skybox for a Game
The prize package includes:
* Tickets Skybox #3 for 12 people in climate controlled atmosphere
* Pizza and drinks will be provided for up to 12 people
* 3 reserved parking passes

Drawings will be held for each home game Raffle tickets on sale now - Tickets are $5 each

Available in the Athletic Office and at each home game

In the event OCHS advances to playoffs, a ticket will be drawn for each playoff game

OCHS Boys and Girls Golf Capture All 'A' Regional Titles - Team and Individual

Congratulations to the OCHS Boys and Girls Golf Teams on their All 'A' Regional titles.

In addition, Chase Carrico and Andrea Schepers both earned 1st Place individual in the All 'A' Regionals.

Both teams now advance to the All 'A' State meets on September 12. The girls will play at Gibson Bay Golf course in Richmond and the boys will play at Arlington Country Club in Richmond.

Great job Lady Aces and Aces Golf!

Sixth Grade Band

The sixth grade band program will begin on Wednesday, August 19th at 7:30 am in the Instructional Lab. Any sixth grade may still join through August 26. A handbook and other information will be given to the students on the first day.

If a student already has an instrument, please bring it the first day. If a student rented through H & H Music, their instrument will be at school on the 19th. Please contact ed.hauser@owensborocatholic.org or at 685- 0566 for more information.

OCHS Cafeteria Menu - August 12-14

Wednesday, August 12: Pizza-both sides, fries, celery sticks, carrots, ranch dressing, fruit

Thursday, August 13: Chicken tenders, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, rolls

Friday, August 14: BBQ pork, scalloped potatoes, pickle/onion, apple crisp

Weekly Reminders - Elementary 4-6 Campus - August 12-14

August 12, Wednesday - School Begins for students!!!

August 13, Thursday - No Mass this week. Our first Mass will be August 20th.

August 14, Friday - School newsletter will be sent home. After this week, the newsletter will be sent home on the last Friday of the month.

The newsletter will be posted on our website for parents to review.If you do not have access to a computer and would like a hard copy of our newsletter, please contact the school office.

SCRIP Needs Volunteers

Volunteers are needed to help with the school back pack orders.

Volunteers pick up school orders, fill these orders at the SCRIP office and return them to the schools. This should only take one to two hours of your time every other week.

Call SCRIP to find out more at 852-8033 or email to melba.schemmel@owensborocathoilc.org

Marching Aces - Meat Cook

The Owensboro Catholic Marching Aces will be selling BBQ chicken and ribs on Saturday, August 22 at Sts. Joe and Paul at 609 E. 4th Street.

Tickets are being presold.

Chickens: $8.00

Ribs: $16.00

Pickup is 11:00-2:00 for presold items. Chicken and ribs not presold will be available from 11:00-3:00. Money raised will be used towards expenses for the upcoming contest season. Please contact a marching band student/parent or Ed Hauser at 685- 0566 for tickets and information.

Please support the Marching Aces.

Thank You Old National Bank - School Supplies

Representatives from Old National Bank presented the Owensboro Catholic Schools with various school supplies.

Old National Bank is celebrating 175 years by collecting items during each quarter for a specific cause.

Chip Pride and Kim Barnett, both ONB representatives, made this presentation to Mr. Ken Rasp, OCS Director.

Future Problem Solving Team Places 4th in International Competition

Congratulations to the Future Problem Solving team who placed 4th in the International Competition held at Michigan State University.

Members of the team are Adney Rakotoniaina, Collin Higgins and Cecilia Crowe.

Their entry, 'ElderVision' addressed the use of yellow paper for writing for elderly persons. The team is coached by Julie Crowe. Way to go!

Elementary K-3 Campus Weekly Reminders - August 12-14

School starts this Wednesday, August 12. All of the Staff at the K-3 Campus have been busy preparing the school and planning lessons to ensure a great start to the 2009-2010 School Year. We look forward to seeing our old friends and meeting many new friends.

On the first day of school, students may go directly to their classroom beginning at 7:10 AM. After the first day, students will go to the Cafeteria and then go to their Classrooms at 7:30 AM. This year we will have ONE dismissal for Car Riders.

All students will be dismissed at 2:30. We will fill the main parking lot first and then the church parking lot. Please make sure that your child knows how he or she is getting home in the afternoon (bus rider, after school program, or car rider).

Wednesday, August 12- First Day of School

Thursday, August 13- NO MASS (Opening Day Mass is August 20 at 9:00 at Our Lady of Lourdes)

Friday, August 14- Faith in Education Friday- Throughout the school year students may wear their Faith in Education Shirt with uniform pants, shorts, or skirt every Friday.

First Day of School - Wednesday, August 12

School will begin the new school year on Wednesday, August 12. The SCRIP Office will resume school hours of 8 am - 5 pm.

Remember to send in your order and it can be filled and returned to the school site.

OCS Elementary Class Lists - 2009-2010

Below are links to the class lists for each grade level. Remember, the first day of school is Wednesday, August 12.

Kindergarten

Grade 1

Grade 2

Grade 3

Grade 4

Grade 5

Grade 6

Grade 4 Orientation

4th Grade Orientation was held on Wednesday, August 5. We look forward to a great year. Below are items discussed. If you have any further questions, please feel free contact Mrs. Tracy Conkright.

Drop Off/Pick Up Procedures

Extended School Day Program

Power Brreak

Good Character Award

Uniform Review

Extra Curricular Activities

Honor Roll

Weekly Reports

Student Planner

Classroom Expectations

Succes Maker during Computer/Media Time

Sick/Late Work

Homework Helper/Homework Detention

Emily Marshall Wins State Title in 4-H Speech Contest

Emily Marshall, who is entering 6th grade, won the State 4-H Speech Contest for the 11 year old division. Her speech was titled, ‘Germs, Germs, Germs.’

The competition was held on July 11 at the University of Kentucky. To get to state, she won first place at 3 College View Elementary School competitions to win District. This was a contest that began at the 4-6 Campus while in the 5th grade this past year.

She now will give her speech at the state fair in Louisville on Aug. 29th.

Emily, the daughter of Kim and David Marshall, is a member of Blessed Mother parish.

OCS Elementary Girls Fast Pitch Softball League Signups

Sign-ups: Tuesday, August 18, 2009
5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
OCES 4-6 Campus Gym

Player Registration Form

Sign-up Deadline: Friday August 21, 2009

Open to all girls in grades 4 – 6 attending Owensboro Catholic Elementary School 4-6 Campus or any girl in grades 4-6 enrolled in a parish sponsored faith formation class.

Cost will be $35 for one child and $55 for two children per family. A sports physical on a KHSAA form will be required for all girls playing.

Head coaches will be selected by league coordinator from applications submitted at registration.

Teams will be selected by head coaches under the guidance of league coordinator.

All girls who register to play will be guaranteed at least two innings of play per game.

All girls that finish the season will keep their team shirt and receive a participation medallion.

For more information contact Jamie Klump at 926-4492.

New OCS Faculty and Staff Members for 2009-2010

The Owensboro Catholic Schools welcome the following new faculty and staff members.

OCHS
Mr. Dan Chelstrom – English, Assistant Cross Country and Track/Field Coach
Mrs. Tracy Miller – Bookkeeper

Elementary 4-6 Campus
Mrs. Julie Warren – Health Tech

Elementary K-3 Campus
Mrs. Anne Higgins – Kindergarten Teacher Aide
Mrs. Sharon Johnson – Health Tech

We all look forward to a blessed school year.

More OCHS Bookstore News

Books that will need to be purchased this year are CIA, Creative Writing, Driver’s Ed, Economics CP, European History, Grief Psychology, History of Middle East, Humanities Vol 2, Marketing, Personal Enrichment, Plant Science, Theatre Art, and Theory of Music. In January, seniors will need to buy a paperback, Theology of the Body, for religion class.

All other books will be rented this year. Book rental will be $10.00 per book per semester and class fees will be $3.00 per class per semester. Parents will be billed for these fees at the beginning of each semester.

OCHS Book Price List

Some classes using rental books require the purchase of a workbook. In addition, all students taking CP and Hon English will need to purchase a vocabulary book. Students taking Regular English will need to purchase a Glencoe Reader.

Used books are sold in the bookstore as a National Honor Society project. The
prices are set by the students who are selling the books. Mrs. Bev Howard will distribute
money by October.

The following is the schedule of the hours the Bookstore will be open:
July 29 - 12:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Aug. 5 - 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
The Bookstore will be open before and after school through August 21.

OCHS Bookstore

The OCHS Bookstore will be open on

Wednesday, August 5 from 9 am - Noon
August 12 - August 21 - Before and After School

OCHS Book Price List