Tuesday, June 3rd - Volunteer Tea @ 8:00-8:45am

Wednesday, June 4th - 6th Grade Night 5:00-6:30pm @ NWMS

Wednesday, June 4th - 6th Grade Music Class Performance @ 6:30pm

Thursday, June 5th - EOY Musical @ 6:30pm

Thursday, June 5th - PTA Member Meeting

Friday, June 6th - Track Meet @ 3:45-5:30pm

Friday, June 13th - PTA Color Run

Monday, June 16th - Field Day & Yearbook Signing

Tuesday, June 17th - Final Assembly & i-Ready school wide celebration

Wednesday, June 18th - Last Day of School! (Half Day for Students) - Dismissal @ 12:25pm

Thursday, June 19th - Juneteenth Remembrance Holiday

To thank all of our amazing volunteers this year, the ASB is hosting a Volunteer Morning Tea in your honor!

📅 Date: Tuesday, June 3rd

🕗 Time: 8:00 AM – 8:45 AM

📍 Location: Library

Please let us know if you can attend by RSVPing HERE

We hope to see you there!

Our district website includes year-round information about academics, support services, and resources. For information to prepare you for the next school year, such as the first day of school, enrollment, transportation information, supply lists, and nutrition and meals, click here to access our official Back To School Guide.

Dear OHPS Families:

We have had a great year working with your child. As we wrap up our school year, we want to pass along important information about your child’s healthcare and school medications.

END OF SCHOOL YEAR AND MEDICATIONS:  

Please remember to pick up all medications your student had at school by 4:00 PM on June 18, 2025. We are not able to send medications home with your student or store medications over the summer. All medications left after 4:00 PM on the 18th will be destroyed. If your student has a life-threatening condition, medications must remain at school until the end of the school day on Wednesday, June 18th. 

SCHOOL YEAR 2025-26:  

ALL medication administration authorizations and health plans are good for one school year only and must be renewed annually. If your child requires a health plan or needs to take medication during the school day for the school year 2025-2026 (this includes any prescription, over-the-counter medications, or inhalers used at school, during team sports practices, or after school activities), please download the appropriate form from the district website https://www.ohsd.net/5568_3. Forms may also be picked up in your school’s office. Have your healthcare provider complete the form before school starts in the fall. Parents/Guardians must sign all forms. Please bring the completed medication authorization, health plan, and the medication in the original over-the-counter or labeled prescription container when school begins in the fall. Medications cannot be accepted from students.

DIABETES, LIFE-THREATENING ALLERGIES, SEVERE ASTHMA, AND SEIZURES:   Health plans and emergency medication for Diabetes, Life-Threatening Allergies, Severe Asthma & Seizures must be at school before the first day of the new school year, September 3, 2025. School office staff can begin accepting these items in August. School nursing staff will be available starting August 18, 2025. Students with life-threatening conditions will be excluded from school until the signed health plan and medication are at school. If your student has diabetes, your school nurse will contact you to set up a meeting prior to the first day of school to establish the required diabetes health plan. Current healthcare providers’ orders from the most recent diabetes checkup will be required.

Thank you for your cooperation, and please have a happy, healthy summer.

Oak Harbor Intermediate School

Crescent Harbor Elementary School

Taylor Little, R.N,

Oak Harbor High School

Broadview Elementary School

North Whidbey Middle School

Hillcrest Elementary School

Robbin White, R.N.

Oak Harbor Elementary School

Olympic View Elementary School

HomeConnection/ Hand-in-Hand Preschool

Yearbooks will be distributed to students in their homerooms on the morning of June 16th. Students will receive clear instructions to write their names in their books immediately upon receiving them.

There will be a designated time and location for students to gather and collect signatures from their classmates.

Only write positive and appropriate messages in others’ yearbooks. No teasing, put-downs, or inappropriate drawings or language.

Always ask permission before signing someone’s yearbook. If someone says no, respect their choice.

Remain in the assigned location for the event. Do not wander around the school.

Bring and use your own pens or markers. Do not take others’ supplies without asking.

Keep your hands, feet, and belongings to yourself. No roughhousing, horseplay, or running.

Don’t collect or pass around large stacks of yearbooks. Hold onto your own yearbook and keep it safe.

If you damage someone’s yearbook or write something inappropriate, you will lose signing privileges and may face consequences.

Have fun, but make sure you use your time to sign, share kind words, and celebrate the year together.

Follow directions from teachers and staff at all times.

Take your own yearbook, pens, and belongings with you when the event ends.

Hold everything! OHI’s Pitch Perfect Panther choir group will be performing this year’s musical, “Intermediate School Musical”, live for your viewing entertainment on Thursday, June 5th at 6:30pm in the OHI gym. Come one, come all to experience this production which features an original storyline and contains over 20 minutes of music featuring favorite songs from Moana, Wicked, Sing, and The Greatest Showman! Hope to see you all there!

This year, Mr. Fry organized a pen pal program between his two classes and Ms. Schulle's OHHS Leadership class. The program culminated in a fun meet-up at this picnic! Students were STOKED to finally meet their pen pals in person after a year of exchanging letters. What a fantastic way to build connections and celebrate a year of meaningful communication!

You're invited to an Open House at North Whidbey Middle School on Wednesday, June 4th, from 5:00 to 6:30 PM. Come explore the school, meet staff, and get a glimpse of what’s ahead as you prepare for this exciting new chapter!

Oak Harbor Intermediate School principal Raenette (“Rae”) Wood has been selected as the 2025 recipient of the Annalee Braley Membership Award by the Association of Washington School Principals (AWSP). Rae is the fourth individual to receive this honor, which recognizes outstanding commitment to mentoring, advocacy, and service in school leadership.

“Rae embodies the AWSP mission of supporting all principals and assistant principals in the education of each and every student,” said the announcement from AWSP. “These qualities reflect the heart and spirit of the Annalee Braley Membership Award, making her a truly deserving honoree.”

Rae has served as principal of Oak Harbor Intermediate since 2019. Her leadership has been instrumental in reinforcing the school’s academic and character pillars of respect, responsibility, and readiness.

"We are incredibly proud of Rae Wood—not just for this well-deserved recognition, but for the way she leads every day: with heart, humility, and a steadfast commitment to our students, staff, and families," said Superintendent Dr. Michelle Kuss-Cybula. "Her unwavering dedication to mentoring others and building a culture of respect and readiness reflects the very spirit of this award and the values of our Oak Harbor community."

For more information about the Annalee Braley Membership Award, visit the Association of Washington School Principals website.

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