Looking for a little extra help?

5/6/2024 3:30 pm

HPL Homework Helpers and Reading Ambassadors

 

EVERY Tuesday and Thursday, 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. in the Teen Lounge

 

Getting homework help from a high school student is fun!

 

Students K-8 can drop in during our Homework Helpers and Reading Ambassadors sessions to receive help from a local high school student. 

 

HPL's High School Homework Helpers and Reading Ambassadors can help with homework and read with younger students. Parents will sign in their students and find an available volunteer at one of our designated tables.

 

Homework Helpers and Reading Ambassadors are fun, free and available on a drop-in basis every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon.

 

Fuller's Landscaping

5/6/2024 3:10 pm

Calling all 3rd-5th grade Oak girls! Hinsdale Central Girls Basketball Summer Camp

5/6/2024 2:30 pm

Calling all 3rd-5th grade Oak girls!

Mark Your Calendar on May 29th for Field Day! Volunteers Needed!

5/6/2024 2:15 pm

Mark your calendars 

Wednesday, May 29th for Field Day, 2024!

Field Day is a day full of fun activities and games and we rely on volunteers to make it happen.

Interested in volunteering???

Contact  Mary Osanloo (marymosanloo@gmail.com) or

Nicole Schroeder (nicole@midtownrg.com) 

Thank you in advance!

LAST PTO Meeting for 2023-24 School Year!

5/6/2024 2:00 pm

Mark your calendars and join us!

 Date: May 15th

Time: 2-3 PM

Location: Oak MRC

School Supply Sale for 2024-2025 Coming Soon!

5/6/2024 1:51 pm

Look for a link to order in the next Hootiegram and an email next week. Remember supplies will be delivered directly to Oak School and the students' teacher will receive.
them.

IF YOU ORDER AFTER JUNE 23rd 2024

PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND SUPPLIES WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME INSTEAD OF SCHOOL.

The code for our school is OAK058

This is an Oak Elementary PTO fundraiser and we hope you take
advantage of the convenience this service provides. No need to
shop for school supplies and they go directly to school!

Thank you for your support!

Lockdown Safety Drill - Friday, 5/10 @2:30 pm

5/6/2024 1:50 pm

Lockdown Safety Drill:

On Friday, May 10th at 2:30 pm will conduct a lockdown drill that will include Hinsdale police.

We understand that some parents/guardians may want to opt out of this type of drill for their child(ren).

As the parent/guardian, you have the option to exempt your child, for any reason, from this drill. 

If you choose to exempt your child from the drill, you must notify Effey Nassis at enassis@d181.org

NO later than the day prior (Thursday, 5/9) to the drill.

Teacher and Staff Appreciation Ice Cream Truck Event

5/6/2024 1:46 pm

Please join us for ice cream and popsicles to celebrate our teachers and staff.

Windy City Ice Cream will be with us on

Monday May 6th at 3pm.

All popsicles and ice cream bars are $5 each.

We are asking that a parent or guardian attend with your students so we can keep everyone safe.

MAP Testing coming up...

4/29/2024 2:20 pm

All testing will occur in the morining. 

Please try to avoid any preplanned absences on these dates.

Spring NWEA MAP Testing (Grades 3-5)

3rd, 4th, 5th Grades:

April 30 (reading) & May 2nd (math)

Please make sure ipads are charged and your child(ren) get a good night sleep

and a healthy breakfast.

GOOD LUCK!

THIS week....Community Speaker- Jeff Selingo - Wednesday, 4/24 @ 7 pm!

4/22/2024 2:50 pm

Who Gets In and Why: A Year Inside College Admissions

Wednesday, April 24, 2024
7:00pm - 8:30pm
In Person at the Hinsdale Central Auditorium

Register http://weblink.donorperfect.com/CSSSelingo

It’s the question on the minds of teenagers and their parents everywhere: how do colleges select their freshman class? For an entire admissions cycle, Selingo was embedded in three admissions offices and followed a group of high-school seniors through the process as well as players behind the scenes, including the marketers, the financial aid consultants, and the rankers.

Selingo dispels the entrenched notions of how to compete and win at the admissions game, reveals why families have much to gain by broadening their notion of what qualifies as a “good” college, and explains how the Covid-19 pandemic will impact admissions in the long run.