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OPUSD 2021-22 Re-enrollment

OPUSD Re-enrollment opens in Q Parent Connect on July 26, 2021 at 9:30am. All students need to re-enroll for the 2021-22 school year. Site specific back to school information will be sent by the principal via ParentSquare. If you have questions regarding the re-enrollment process, please contact your school’s Office Manager or Administrator.

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OPUSD Enrichment Learning Resources

OPUSD has created a curated list of online educational resources that parents and students can access during the summer. CLICK HERE to access the resources.

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Oak Hills Elementary ReportIT!

Your Place to Help us Keep our School Safe

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School Tours

Oak Hills Elementary School is one of the award winning elementary schools in Oak Park Unified School District, a public K-12 District Of Choice school district in Southern California at the border of Ventura County and Los Angeles County. Come join Principal Eric Warren on a tour of this exceptional school. For more information about Oak Hills Elementary School, please visit www.opusd.org/ohes. For more information about Oak Park School District, visit www.opusd.org.

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District of Choice and Inter-District Permits Information Center

The DOC application for 2021-2022 is now closed. Click here for more information about the program.

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#OakParkConnects

#OakParkConnects is a new website provided by our district. It allows parents and students to access community mental health resources, scheduled counseling programs and support for dealing with traumatic events.

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Tech Help 4 Parents Resources

Parent in need of Tech Assistance? Check out the Tech Help 4 Parents website for office hours, quick guides, videos, and tech resources. www.opusd.org/techhelp4parents

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Club Oak Park

The registration window for 2019-2020 is now open. Please register no later than June 30, 2019 to secure a spot in the program. Visit our program website for details.

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K-5 Gender Diversity Lessons

The OPUSD K-5 gender diversity lessons aim to create a safe and supportive climate for everyone, while striving to decrease bullying and harassment. Click for more information and lesson plans.

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1-to-1 Chromebook Program (Gr. 5 only)

Emerging next generation curriculum is different from traditional textbook based curriculum by emphasizing collaborative learning experiences,

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Welcome to the Oak Hills Elementary School family. We believe that the school staff and our families form a vital team, working together to assist our children in their academic, social, and emotional growth.

At Oak Hills we set clear expectations and goals at high levels. We do this because we know that every member of our school community will work together to ensure that each individual achieves at the highest level. As one succeeds, so does the team.

Oak Hills is a very special and unique learning community that has been recognized as a leader in elementary education. The school has been recognized twice as a National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education for meeting national standards for school excellence. We have also been named a California Distinguished School by the California State Department of Education for excellence and as a school with high academic standards, a well-articulated curriculum, and an outstanding learning environment. We earned the Bravo Award from the Music Center of Los Angeles County for an exemplary program in the visual arts and we were named for Excellence in the Arts by the California Department of Education. We have also been recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the California Department of Energy and Resources, and the County of Ventura for our Zero Waste, recycling, and waste reduction programs.

We hope that the information in the www.opusd.org/OHESHandbook will enable you and your student to understand our programs and practices. Please take a moment to review this handbook, especially this year as there have been some minor changes that were made to better serve our school community.

Sincerely,
Principal

Erik J. Warren