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Omak Pioneers Wrestlers Walk of Honor as they go to State. Omak City Police and Fire Department escort them out to the highway.
Honor Drummers perform honor songs for the wrestlers as they board the bus.
Celebrating Love and Kindness at EOE!
No School on Monday, February 19th, in observance of Presidents Day.
As a celebration of CTE Month, we will be recognizing our CTE Outstanding Students with a lunch in the library during 5th period on February 27th. Many parents/guardians will be attending as well.
Please congratulate the following students:
Family and Consumer Science: Serenity Bertholf and Jakobi Vanbrunt
Business & Marketing: Ariel Gomez and Callie Christoph
Computer Science: Ares Montoya
Agriculture: Teagan Stroshane
Ag. Welding/Carpentry: Everett Click
Commercial Art: Fabian Campos
Automotive: Owen Leader
STEM/Aviation: Kyle Rider
Middle School STEM: Dacen Beaver and Josiah Sanchez
On Sunday, February 4th, over 50 Omak Middle School and Omak High School students attended the Native American Youth Athletic Summit at Washington State University. Students could tour campus, learn about the college experience, ask questions of a panel of college athletes, and watch a WSU women's basketball game. Thank you to our High School JOM/Title VI Paraeducator, Bobbi Allen, and Omak Middle School JOM/Title VI Paraeducator, Pam Edmonds, for all the work put into planning this experience. Thank you to our Parent and Faculty volunteers for supervising, and a big thank you to our Indian Education Committee for funding this opportunity for Native Youth to explore a post-secondary opportunity!
Hello Pioneer Fans,
Omak is hosting the B League District basketball tournament this week. If you plan on attending the Friday night tournament, here is the link to buy tickets. You can also purchase tickets at the door.
Click on the link to buy tickets: https://gofan.co/event/1383368?schoolId=WA87613
The Regional Wrestling Tournament is to be held on February 10th at Quincy High School. When selecting your ticket from the Go Fan website, make sure that you look for WIAA Wrestling State Qualifying – 1B/2B/1A/2A Girls Region 4 option or WIAA Wrestling State Qualifying – 1A Boys Region 4. Tickets can also be purchased at the door with a debit or credit card. There are NO Cash Sales for this event.
Click on the link: https://gofan.co/app/school/WIAA?activity=Wrestling
The Omak School District was notified that East Elementary was awarded the Healthy Kids, Healthy Schools grant to fund an outdoor covered structure (it is 44' x 48')! The grant was for up to $200,000, and we received the full amount! So exciting! Facilities are planning to install it this summer.
Happy School Counselor Day!
Levy Fact #5
Omak Lighthouse Fundraiser
The Winthrop Rink hosted East's 4th graders for a morning of ice skating! They allow all Okanogan County 4th graders to skate free for the entire season. We are grateful for their continued support! What an amazing opportunity for our students!
In January, East Omak Elementary began rewarding one student per classroom with a Student of the Month award. These students consistently follow our school wide expectations by showing respect, solving problems, making good decisions, and being safe! We are SO very proud of these exceptional East Eagles!
The Omak Middle School had the privilege of being a part of the Parlor In The Round, brought to us by Methow Performing Arts.
Wrestling Coach of the Year, Layten Briggs.
The Girls' Wrestling Team went down with 14 girls to compete in the D6 girls sub-regional tournament. To give some insight, the top four placers move on to the regional tournament this Saturday in Quincy. Fifth place is an alternate. The girls went out and wrestled great. We ended with three champions, 3-second placers, four third placers, one-fourth place, and two-fifths. Although some girls did not end up as they hoped, they all wrestled their best and what they put into this last week at practice. Out of the 13 teams there, Omak finished in 2nd place with a score of 238.5, behind Ephrata with a score of 264.
Some other highlights were out of the 14 girls that went to the tournament, 11 are for sure in and wrestling in the regional tournament Saturday. A second highlight was Kiona Michel, awarded Wrestler of the Year with a record before the Sub Regional tournament of 29-1. The last highlight would be Coach of the Year, which was given to Layten Briggs.
This team has so much talent and will continue to amaze anyone who watches.
Weekly Sports Schedule
Preschool staff and students are excited as we received our salmon eggs from Chief Joseph Fish Hatchery. These eggs hatch in our tank and grow until they are ready to be released into the wild. Students get to watch this process over the next several months, Preschool parents will be invited to attend the release which is done in partnership with Chief Joseph Fish Hatchery.