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O'Hara Park School
1100 O'Hara Avenue
Oakley, CA 94561

925-625-5060

 
UPCOMING EVENTS

March 1-12
Gently Used Book Drive

March 12
Minimum Day - Dismissal at 12:30pm

Spring Break
March 15-26, 2010

April 2
No School

April 5
No School

April 9
8th Grade Civil War Day

April 14
Spring Fling Dance

April 14
ELAC Meeting at 6pm in Room 5

April 24
It's a Girl Thing

STAR Testing
April 27-30, 2010

April 27
Minimum Day - Dismissal at 12:30pm

April 29
Minimum Day - Dismissal at 12:30pm

May 6
5th Grade Orientation

May 7
7th Grade Renaissance Day

May 8
Cinco de Mayo Celebration

May 11
PTSA Meeting at 7pm in the Library

May 14
6th Grade Greek Day
 

 Welcome

We are most happy to welcome all our students and their families to OHara Park Middle School. Our goal is to create a school community of students, parents, teachers, support staff, and administrators who coexist in an environment of mutual trust. The staff at OHara Park Middle School understands the intellectual, emotional, physical, and social needs of the students and is committed to creating experiences and opportunities which will enable all students to academic success and personal growth.

Congratulations to Shirley Payne - O'Hara Park's Teacher of the Year!
Principal
Mr. Roger Macdonald
Principal's Message

Thank you for visiting the O'Hara Park School website. There is a wealth of information at your fingertips - I hope you enjoy your visit. Please do not hesitate to click on an email link to contact a staff member if you have any needs or simply would like to share a thought. O'Hara Park School is a special place where we strive to meet the needs of all of our students. I thank you in advance for your contributions in helping me guide our staff, students and the greater community towards realizing our goal of creating at this school a professional learning community of students and staff capable of ensuring a quality education for all.
   
HELP & INFORMATION


Car Wash Fundraiser
The Leadership Class is having a Car Wash Fundraiser on Saturday, March 13th from noon to 3pm at Les Schwab in Oakley. The proceeds will help support the many activities that the Leadership Class provides for the benefit of all our students. ***May be cancelled due to bad weather.***
 


Gently Used Book Drive
It's time for Leadership's Annual Book Drive. The Book Drive is a chance for you to help out patients in need at the Oakland Children’s hospital. Please bring your gently used books to room 42 each morning from 8:00 to 8:25. In return for your generous donation, you will receive a drawing ticket for each book, which will give you a chance to win two tickets to Six Flags!!
 


Click Here for Superintendent’s Presentation on Governor’s Budget Proposals
 


H1N1 Influenza
We have been advised by Contra Costa Health Services (CCHS) that schools in Contra Costa County will not be closed unless there is a large number of students or faculty who are ill thereby interfering with the school's ability to function.
 


Assistant Principal
Mrs. Creswell's website is full of helpful links and information.
 


School Counseling Services
Mr. Melgoza helps parents, teachers and administrators in learning how to meet the needs of all students.
 


Ed1Stop
Ask your teacher for a user name and password.
 


School Library
 


Trip to Spain - October 2010
This is a great opportunity to participate in an educational tour that will take you to Spain to explore Madrid and Barcelona.
 


School Accountability Report Card
Statistical information and data.
 


California Department of Education (CDE) Home Page
Provides links to Academic Performance Index (API), Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR), content standards, and other state resources.
 


California Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR)
This site was designed to help parents understand the STAR Program to better familiarize their children with testing.
 


Taking Center Stage -- Act II
Ensuring Success and Closing the Achievement Gap for All of California's Middle Grades Students
 


Great Schools
The Parents' Guide to K-12 Success
 


Cyber Safety
Many middle school students are adept at finding information online ... but they still need adult guidance to help them understand which sources are trustworthy. Even the most tech-savvy kids need to understand that not everything they see on the Internet is true, that people on the Internet may not be who they appear to be, and that information or images they share can be seen far and wide. Click on the "Cyber Safety" link above for resources.
 



 

 

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