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May Paws Newsletter

Posted Date: 5/01/25 (3:21 PM)

The May 2025 edition of the PAWS Newsletter for Oak Harbor Intermediate School, featuring the school mascot, a black panther.
 
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DATES TO REMEMBER

Friday, May 9th - PTA Breakfast With Grownups
Friday, May 9th - 6th Grade Social
Thursday, May 22nd - PTA Member Meeting
Monday, May 26th - NO SCHOOL - Memorial Day
Wednesday, May 28th - Friday, May 30th - 5th Grade Field Trips
Thursday, May 29th - End of Year District Concert @ OHHS
 
A carnival-themed poster for a 6th grade spring social, featuring a circus tent, fireworks, and the date May 9th, 2025.
The 6th Grade Spring Social will be held Friday, May 9th from 5:00pm-6:15pm!

Volunteers are needed to make this event run smoothly and safely, If you would like to sign up please use this link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080B4FAEAC22A2F85-55880887-spring?useFullSite=true#/

If you haven't already done so this year, remember that you will need to fill out a Volunteer Application with the district in order to volunteer. That application can be located here: https://www.ohsd.net/5584_3 on our district's website.

COUNSELING

A MESSAGE FROM OUR COUNSELORS

A cartoon sun with a smiling face and rosy cheeks.
The Character Strong Trait for the month of May is: Creativity

One way to think about Creativity is “using your imagination to create something new or solve a problem.”

Character Strong Newsletter

5th Graders will be working to identify the emotional elements of stress. They will practice noticing stress in their body and practice ways of managing stress.  

6th Graders will be working on some skills to help calm their emotions and develop skills to help them make new friends, including learning how to compromise.

The Month of May is Mental Health awareness month! - Please join us in wearing the color Green on Fridays! 

Mental Health can be impacted by many things. See this article about how Mental Health can be impacted by the news! How The News Impacts Mental Health

Additionally, the National Alliance for Mental Health Awareness (NAMI) is one organization working to eradicate stigma, extend support, foster public education and advocate for policies that prioritize the well-being of individuals and families affected by mental illness. Please see NAMI.org for more information on their programs!
  
A yellow stethoscope, a face mask, and red hearts on a light green background.

NURSING

A MESSAGE FROM OUR NURSES

New Beverage Recommendations for Kids and Teens

What kids drink can have a big impact on their current and future health. We want them to choose drinks that support the best possible nutrition and hydration. However, with so many beverages available, it can be confusing and complicated to make healthy decisions. New recommendations from health experts cover concerns about sugar, caffeine and other ingredients. They were developed by the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Heart Association. To simplify recommendations for families, beverages are separated into three categories:

  • Beverages to drink: plain drinking water and plain pasteurized milk.
  • Beverages to limit: 100% juice, plant-based milk alternatives and flavored milks.
  • Beverages to avoid: sports drinks, sodas, fruit drinks, aguas frescas, sweetened waters, energy drinks, energy shots, coffee and tea.


A person drinks water from a glass, with their hair blowing in the wind.

Student Assistant Professional

A Message From Our S.A.P

S.A.P NEWSLETTER
 

ATTENDANCE

A notice reminding people to notify the Registrar if they are moving and will not be returning to the district in the fall.
Contact our Registrar Amanda Osborn at aosborn@ohsd.net
 

PTA NEWS

PTA NEWSLETTER
 
A lost and found notice with a rack of clothing hanging on hangers.
We have a large lost and found collection again. Please remind your students to stop by and look for any missing items! These items are located in the front hallway by the office. Glasses and smaller items are stored in the front office.
 
A blue poster with a red camera illustration announces the 2025 yearbook is on sale for $25.

2025 YEARBOOKS FOR SALE!

Don't forget to purchase the school yearbook! 2025 Yearbooks are now available for purchase for $25. You can reserve your copy through your eFunds account on Skyward, or at the ASB Window.
 
A sign that reads 'FOOD SERVICES' hangs above a sandwich, milk, apple, and banana.
 
MAY LUNCH & BREAKFAST MENUS
 

Food Service Inquires

For any food service related questions, including balance, please contact Wendy Pleasance at wpleasance@ohsd.net