Congratulations to the following who exemplify our "Beyond the Bronco" way! Though they were announced at the January board of education meeting, we would like to recognize them here: Great job Bentley B., Hayden S., Ella K., and Ms. GariLynne Reed!
Laney Cahoon is on the national stage, up for National Girls Athlete of the Week through Sports Illustrated! Let's show how Broncos support one of our own and vote her to top! You can vote as many times as you would like, and voting ends 2/3/25. https://tinyurl.com/mv278mwk
Tomorrow night's (1/30/25) HS girls' basketball game at home against Durand is being moved from a 5:30 to a 6:00 pm start. The varsity game is first, and then will be followed by two JV quarters due to low numbers. Please share with those planning to attend tomorrow.
The Orangeville School District Spelling Bee took place this afternoon. Congratulations to Grady S., Keaton L., and Charger K! Great job spellers!! Grady moves on to the Regional Spelling Bee, which will take place at Highland Community College on February 11th.
The Orangeville School District spelling bee will take this afternoon starting at 1:00 pm in the high school gymnasium. If you wish to attend as a spectator, please enter through the bronco doors between 12:45 - 1:00.
An OHS alum made history in her college sports program, not once, but twice in one week! Last weekend scoring her 138th point as a junior at Penn State, Tessa Janecke broke the record to top the leader board for career points in women's hockey there. This weekend, she surpassed the men's record as well, to now become the overall career points leader in hockey program history at Penn State with 141 (and the season isn't over)! Way to go Tessa - the broncos love to see you continue to excel through your hard work and talent! (Photo credit to @PennStateWHKY )
The stars aligned last Friday and TWO of our Lady Broncos hit milestones in their basketball careers! Congratulations to Laney Cahoon on 2000 points, and Nadalee Doyle on 1000 points! A couple local news channels cover our highlights: Ch. 13 https://tinyurl.com/4nd2fyyr and Ch. 17/39 https://tinyurl.com/42xzpaz7
Our FFA Chapter is having their annual breakfast and silent auction on Saturday, February 15th from 8-11 am in the school cafeteria. Cost is $8 per ticket, please see the flyer for more information.
Also on February 13th at the girls' basketball senior night, Servant Leadership will be having a fundraiser. This bake sale will support Hearts and Hands for Hunger, which does meal-packing and helps feed starving children around the world.
Sharing for our friends on the Post Prom committee: They are having a hog raffle! Tickets can be purchased from any junior parent or via Venmo. See the poster for more info. The winner will be drawn at the girls' basketball senior night on February 13th.
Though we miss Lorado Taft as the place our 8th graders went for many years, we were fortunate to find Camp Timber-Lee so that our annual outdoor education trip could continue this year. We received pictures and a message this morning: Can you post these? The kids want their parents to know they are doing okay, staying warm and having fun.
Update 1/21/25: This afternoon and evening's home extracurricular activities are on! The practices are allowed, so if anything changes, the information will come from your coach. The CareerTec info night is still happening this evening at 6 pm in the cafeteria. However, the JH girls' basketball away game is cancelled due to Forreston being closed today. Stay warm!
Due to the extreme cold weather forecast for tomorrow, January 21, 2025, school has been cancelled for Orangeville School District. The school day will be made up at the end of the year. The spelling bee scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed to January 28, 2025. After school activities will be decided by noon tomorrow. Please stay safe. -Mrs. Katzenberger
Reminder that there is no school today (1/20/25) due to the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. Please help us thank the 2025 yearbook sponsors!
Mrs. Lorig's 1st gr. did a STEM challenge in which they had to design an umbrella that could stand up to wind, then had a contest to see who could be the last one standing! They then revised the design and tried a second time. Everyone had fun being an inventor for the day.
Our Orangeville School District Spelling Bee takes place on Tuesday afternoon. But did you know that the Regional Bee takes place at Highland Community College on February 11th? The winner of the Regional event then goes on to the Scripps National Spelling Bee, which is in its historic 100th anniversary year! The Regional Office of Education puts on this event, and if you would like to learn more, or want to make a donation, visit their website: https://www.roe8.com/school-districts/spelling-bee.
This is a reminder that Orangeville School District has a scheduled Teacher Institute Day tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 17, 2025, so there is no student attendance. Monday, Jan. 20, 2025, there is also no school due to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday. Enjoy your long weekend!
The HS boys' basketball team will be holding a free throw shoot-a-thon fundraiser this month. The actual event will take place Jan. 21st, but if you would like to contribute a pledge (either per free throw, or as a flat amount) please contact your favorite player, or Coach Fahs.
Good morning - we hope you're keeping warm today! Here is the board meeting summary from the Board of Education meeting on Monday, January 13, 2025: https://5il.co/3562e
This evening's (1/14) scheduled JH girls' basketball game at Shirland has been cancelled as a result of low numbers on the opposing team due to sickness. Unfortunately, this game will not be rescheduled. Please share with those who were planning to attend.
