Oasis Offerings Food Pantry is open today from 4:15-6 p.m.
Bighorn Softball was at Coleville this weekend for a double header. They split the series. Go Bighorns! #softball
Varsity Volleyball Coach needed! Oasis Academy is currently looking for a Head Varsity coach responsible for Varsity and JV programs. This includes recommendations for assistant coaches and head JV coach.
Position receives an annual volunteer stipend and paid mileage.
Playing and coaching experience is required.
Official season runs from August through first part of November and off-season workouts are required. Contact Dusty Casey at dcasesy@oasisacademyfallon.us with any questions.
Wishing Mrs. Juliana Acomb the most amazing birthday ever today. May your day be filled with lots of happy moments. Thank you for all you do for Oasis students.
OACP Softball had a stellar series at the Yerington pre-season tournament this weekend. The team went 4-0! Congratulations Bighorns and Coach Payne. #softball #bighorns
Mrs. Peixoto’s first grade class participated in Read Across America today with flashlight reading to their stuffed animals. #readacrossamerica #read
Graduation announcements are now available. Announcements are $2 each, cash only or credit card to Jostens. They may be picked up in Mrs. Venturacci's Office. Contact Mrs. Venturacci with any questions at cventuracci@oasisacademyfallon.us.
To celebrate Dr. Suess' birthday earlier this week second graders read with third graders for Read Across America. It was wonderful to have the classes get together for this. #readacrossamerica #DrSuess
A little playground fun with friends... #playground #bestbuds #laughoutloud
Counselors Mr. Lenon and Mrs. Kelly want to share this helpful SEL tip.
Mellow, the rabbit, gets lots of visitors during the day in Mrs. Viera's room. She's just as happy to see them as she they are to see her.
Ben Mikaelsen, author of Touching Spirit Bear, visited Mrs. Hyde's 6th grade this week. Mr. Mikaelsen is an award winning children's author and travels around the world to present a message about bullying. Mrs. Hyde's classes have read the book Touching Spirit Bear for the past five years in 6th grade and love it! He spoke to the class about how he got the idea of the book, by raising a black bear named Buffy. He shared stories and photos with the students and told how he traveled to Alaska to get more information on the Spirit Bear. Thank you for visiting class and sharing with the students!
Oasis Academy College Prep is excited to announce the start of two new programs. Both include exciting pathways to colleges. They are FIRST Tech Challenge Robotics and esports. Here is more on the programs.
FIRST Tech Challenge
The FIRST Tech Challenge builds on the fantastic FIRST Lego Robotics program started by Kathy Keitz. With FIRST Tech Challenge, Oasis Academy is bringing a robust robotics program to our college prep high school that will compete with other Nevada teams and prepare our students for impressive STEAM careers. This is an elective class and competitive team. In the FIRST program OACP students will move from building with Lego parts to using and programming robotic components they will encounter in college and the workforce. As we make this program into a competitive team, we will need expert help from parents and the community. If you have a background in engineering, mechanics, or design, we would love to hear from you so we can turn our robotics program into a college springboard for our students.
In order to qualify for this opportunity, we must offer FIRST Tech Challenge as a class. We are looking for both a teacher for the class as well as an additional coach (the program requires that we have 2 coaches- a teacher and one other person).
Esports!
Video games have rapidly evolved. Competitive gaming has become a billion-dollar business and is projected to grow exponentially. The prevalence of esports in schools is likewise expanding. Only seven colleges and universities had varsity esports programs in 2016. By 2018 there were 63 institutions, and in 2022 over 500 schools. These include major institutions such as Boise State, Texas A&M, and the University of Montana. And the scholarship money is following the trend as well, with over 200 colleges and universities offering $16 million in scholarships in 2019. Epsorts have become a legitimate pathway to college for many students. We need any parents, guardians, relatives, or anyone who has experience playing competitive esports to help us build this into the premier esports program in Nevada.
If you are interested in either opportunity please reach out to mmackedon@oanv.org
Huge thank you to Banner Churchill Community Hospital for sponsoring this year's Future Fest Fundraiser Dinner. Oasis is so grateful for your support. #community
Mrs. Nancy Williams is retiring today! We will miss Mrs. Williams for her unwavering support and dedication to Oasis students as well as her incredible kindness. Wishing you all the joy and best things to come during retirement. You will be GREATLY missed.
The Future Fest is back and we are so grateful for this year's sponsors. Thank you CC Communications for your continued support of Oasis Academy and being a sponsor. To learn more about the Future Fest contact Lisa Swan at lswan@oanv.org or Krista Smith at ksmith@oanv.org.
K-8 Yearbooks are now available to order. Order them online at yearbookforever.com and search for Oasis Academy K-8. Cost is $27. Contact Mrs. Warren at kwarren@oasisacademyfallon.us with any questions.
Oasis closed out #NationalFFA Week with a fun filled Ag Day. FFA students let their fellow students see animals, floriculture, and mechanics first hand. Thank you FFA students and FFA Advisor Ms. Jackie Bogdanowicz for all your hard work this week and making today so amazing!
To help continue celebrating FFA week, tomorrow is Western Dress Up Day for all students grades K-12. Dust off your boots and finest western attire and show your support for FFA! As always, your outfit must follow Oasis dress code policy and cover as much skin as a school uniform.
Tomorrow is also Ag Day here at Oasis. This is a day that FFA members bring their Supervised Agricultural Experience projects to school and present them for everyone to learn about and enjoy. This includes a variety of livestock, tractors and equipment, vehicles, welding work, soils and plants. Oasis Academy has FFA members this year from middle school, high school, and even some younger that will be participating.
Be sure to ask your students after school what they learned at Ag Day!
The Uniform Store will be OPEN, tomorrow, February 24th, from 2 - 5pm. All IN-Stock logowear is 30% off.
