All Olympia Schools will not be in session today (Friday, Dec. 12) due to dangerous / unsafe road conditions /dangerous temperatures and wind chills.
We will be using a remote learning day today - please look for information from your child’s teacher (elementary) and plan on logging into online instruction today. We will mirror a typical day in school with regards to the schedule for the day.
We will be using a remote learning day today - please look for information from your child’s teacher (elementary) and plan on logging into online instruction today. We will mirror a typical day in school with regards to the schedule for the day.
The OMS Boys Basketball team traveled to Metcalf tonight. Both teams played hard for all 24 minutes in two close games.
The 7th grade team pulled out the win after a 14-2 run in the 3rd quarter. The final score was 36-19 with Isaiah Gaither (22 points) and Ben Britt (6 points) leading the team in scoring.
The 8th grade team had a close game but ended up losing 41-44. Will Langley (17 points) and Easton Boudeman (9 points) led their squad in scoring.
The Spartans are back in action Monday against Clinton at Home. Go Spartans!
7th Grade: 12-3
8th Grade: 11-4
Today's Activities
The OMS Boys Basketball team defended home court tonight from the Parkside Pythons. The 7th grade team stayed in control all game winning 43-29. Ben Britt and Luke Milligan led the team in scoring with 9 points apiece followed by Isaiah Gaither, Keaton White, and Reece Peifer each with 5 points apiece. The 8th grade team dominated from start to finish winning 50-21 and helping Coach Ruppert secure his 100th win in his coaching career! The leading scorers from the game were Will Langley (15 points), Cade Yoder (11 points), and Sawyer Anderson (8 points). The boys are back in action Thursday at Metcalf. Go Spartans! 7th Grade: 11-3 8th Grade: 11-3
Today's Activities
The OMS Boys Basketball Teams traveled today to Maroa-Forsythe to take on the Trojans.
The 7th grade won a close one 41-36 with Luke Millligan (17 points) and Isaiah Gaither (9 points) leading their squad in scoring.
The 8th grade team got out to a lead early and didn't look back winning 48-36. Cade Yoder (18 points) and Tate Lindsey (10 points) led their team in scoring.
The Spartans are back in action Tuesday at Home against Parkside. Go Spartans!
7th Grade: 10-3
8th Grade: 10-3
Unified PE had an AWESOME semester, and we’re beyond thankful for the incredible buddies who make this class so meaningful. We kicked off the celebrations before Thanksgiving with breakfast and Pictionary, and wrapped up the semester today with a bowling party. Inclusion matters! 🩵
Girls Basketball
Girls Basketball
All after school activities, including practices and games for tonight are cancelled.
In Civics today, our seniors got a refresher on strong writing skills thanks to a visit from our District Librarian, Mrs. Knuffman. This comes at the perfect time as they begin one of their final summatives of the semester: an essay on how the Supreme Court has shaped our civic protections and individual rights.
The ability to express ideas clearly, argue and defend a position, and understand one’s rights aren’t just classroom skills — they’re life skills.
The ability to express ideas clearly, argue and defend a position, and understand one’s rights aren’t just classroom skills — they’re life skills.
Today's Activities
Chemistry students got in the Thanksgiving spirit today! Each colored feather had to be calculated for equivalent moles, atoms/molecules or grams of mass. Who knew that mole conversions could be so much fun?
Today's Activities
Girls Basketball
The Olympia Transition Program and Mrs. Mehl’s OMS class held their annual Classgiving celebration today! Students planned the menu and prepared the food. This afternoon, we enjoyed a wonderful feast together. We spent time sharing our favorite Thanksgiving traditions, connecting with one another, and enjoying some delicious food. We are especially thankful for collaboration and community! 🧡🦃🍽️
Today's Activities
Varsity girls basketball traveled to the first ever Hornet Hoopsgiving Tournament at Eureka. The team improved so much over the three day tournament and Elyse Eimer earned an All Tournament Team selection! Congrats Elyse!
This week ASL Club learned how to sign about their Thanksgiving plans including the delicious food they'll eat and the people they'll spend time with. We love how much sign language they're learning!
Any local business looking to advertise on our new digital score table at home events in the high school gym, please reach out the activities office.
