11- Early Dismissal, 1:15p.m.
15- LEF Breakfast, 7:30-9a.m.
16- OB Dine Out Night @ Sweet Tomatoes, 5-8p.m.
19- OBPTO Bowling Event, 7-11p.m.(adults only) 22- Parent/Teacher Conferences, 4-8p.m.
22- No After-School Classes
23- Walk in the Park (during PE)
24- Early Dismissal, 1:15p.m.
24- Parent/Teacher Conferences, 1:15-6:30p.m.
25- NO SCHOOL- Conference Comp. Day
Announcements:
Red ribbon week- Red Ribbon week is October 23 through October 31. Each Fall, schools and community organizations across the United States focus on turning young people away from drugs/bad choices during Red Ribbon Week. Red Ribbon Week promotes positive choices, good character, and a healthy lifestyle for children of all ages. This is a good time also, for you to talk with your children about drugs, safety and being the best they can be. Take some time to get involved. Plan some special activities at home to celebrate being drug free/making healthy choices. Some examples are below:
• Participate in the OB community wide book study Rules by Cynthia Lord.
• Hide Red Ribbons around the house, when they find one they get a coupon to do something special with the family.
• Have a Red Ribbon Week Dinner highlighted with red foods.
15- LEF Breakfast, 7:30-9a.m.
16- OB Dine Out Night @ Sweet Tomatoes, 5-8p.m.
19- OBPTO Bowling Event, 7-11p.m.(adults only) 22- Parent/Teacher Conferences, 4-8p.m.
22- No After-School Classes
23- Walk in the Park (during PE)
24- Early Dismissal, 1:15p.m.
24- Parent/Teacher Conferences, 1:15-6:30p.m.
25- NO SCHOOL- Conference Comp. Day
Announcements:
Red ribbon week- Red Ribbon week is October 23 through October 31. Each Fall, schools and community organizations across the United States focus on turning young people away from drugs/bad choices during Red Ribbon Week. Red Ribbon Week promotes positive choices, good character, and a healthy lifestyle for children of all ages. This is a good time also, for you to talk with your children about drugs, safety and being the best they can be. Take some time to get involved. Plan some special activities at home to celebrate being drug free/making healthy choices. Some examples are below:
• Participate in the OB community wide book study Rules by Cynthia Lord.
• Hide Red Ribbons around the house, when they find one they get a coupon to do something special with the family.
• Have a Red Ribbon Week Dinner highlighted with red foods.
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Tie a Red Ribbon around a tree in your yard or
ask a neighbor or local business if you can tie
some around their trees.
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Make Red Ribbon placemats with prevention/self
esteem messages.
At school we have the following planned around the theme OB Monsters Team Up to Make Good Choices. We wanted to give you plenty of time to plan with your child.
Wednesday, October 23 (Walk in the Park) H is for Healthy Choices and Healthy Choices are for me. Students are encouraged to wear a RED T- shirt/sweatshirt and exercise pants.
Thursday, October 24 (Early Release Day) OB Monsters Have Manners. Students are encouraged to wear monster related clothes. No masks or props are permitted.
Friday, October 25 (No School)
Monday, October 28 OB Monsters Show Their Spirit. Students are encouraged to wear OB colors (blue and white) or spirit wear.
Tuesday, October 29 OB Monsters team up to make a difference. Students are encouraged to wear their favorite team jersey, shirt, or personal team uniform.
Wednesday, October 30 OB Monsters stomp out bad choices. Students are encouraged to wear boots (cowboy boots, snow boots, rain boots, dress boots).
Thursday, October 31 OB Monsters Look in the Mirror. Students are encouraged to show their individuality by wearing socks to show their personality.
