Omak Middle School

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Thank you, 2 Scoops, for donating ice cream! Please support this small business. They are open 5:30-9:30 pm Monday through Friday. There are many flavors to choose from, and they make fresh waffle cones. Also, it is open on Saturdays.

OMS/OHS Club Shred Students enjoying a break in the lodge at the Loup Loup Ski Hill on Saturday, February 2nd. Club Shred is an opportunity for Omak Middle School and Omak High School students to thrive during the winter months! This year, 15 students have taken advantage of the opportunity on Saturdays, including 8 first timers. Our first timers completed 5 Wolf Pack lessons over three weekends to pick up skills to safely navigate the mountain on skis or snowboards and are now shredding all parts of the hill. We hope to get a few more trips in this winter and are excited to grow the program in the upcoming years- look for sign ups in the Fall of 2024 for the 2024-2025 season!

No School on Monday, February 19th, in observance of Presidents Day.

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!