During this week's school board meeting, Superintendent Dr. Michelle Kuss-Cybula shared stories about individual student progress to demonstrate all of the behind-the-scenes effort of our strategic plan in action. "I wanted to thank all of the teachers and parents who are part of this incredible journey," shared Superintendent Dr. Michelle Kuss-Cybula. "But most importantly is thanking our students for all of their hard work."

Also during Monday's school board meeting, members of the Capital Facilities Advisory Committee (CFAC) shared an update about their collective work that spans over two years, including conducting two community surveys. CFAC works collaboratively with Oak Harbor Public Schools to analyze facilities planning data, develop project options, and make a recommendation to the School Board of Directors for future capital improvement projects. The committee consists of community members, staff and parent/guardians.

We are so proud of our amazing Oak Harbor High School art students who participated in the NWESD 189 Regional High School Art Show! Oak Harbor has several winners who will go on to the state competition!

Entering Kindergarten is an exciting time for you, your child, and our school staff!

We know that a parent/guardian is a child’s first and best teacher, which is why we need you as our partner! To help you prepare during this transition, we have prepared fun activities, important information, and resources. 

Check out our Kinder Family Guide below and visit our Enrollment Hub to prepare to enroll on April 1!

As a reminder, Oak Harbor Public Schools uses The “I Love U Guys” Foundation’s Standard Response Protocol (SRP) for school safety procedures. Students, staff, and local authorities regularly train practice, and drill on this protocol. The SRP is based on the following actions: Hold, Secure, Lockdown, Evacuate, and Shelter. Families are also encouraged to review SRP information at home with their children.

Oak Harbor Elementary's 2nd Grade Music Program was a hit! OHE students did a fantastic job performing, surrounded by student art.

North Whidbey Middle School students competed in a flag football game and soccer game!

Oak Harbor Intermediate, Broad View Elementary, Oak Harbor Elementary, Olympic View Elementary and Hillcrest Elementary Schools are teaming up to bring the World Famous Harlem Wizards to Oak Harbor High School! Teachers will be playing in the May 6 game from every school in our district.