The shuttle buses will run as scheduled tonight.
4:25 p.m. Danvers and Stanford students are being loaded on their buses and are heading home.
4:20 p.m. Minier and Hopedale students are boarding buses at Oly West now and will be heading home. That area is now clear.
Olympia Parents - All our West bus routes (Minier and Hopedale) have been sent to Oly West. The North buses are either at Olympia North or The Village Hall in Stanford. We will share more information as we have it. We will hold the students until the storms have cleared.
Read the Fine Print
Find the privacy policy of your kid's favorite app and read it together. Is it clear or complicated? Can you tell what information the company collects and what they do with it? Are they selling it? Storing it? Keeping it safe?
Mark your calendars for this summer's high school cross country camp! See flier for details.
The 2025 IHSA Group Interpretation and Contest Play Casts and Crews would like to invite you to a Public Performance, Thursday, March 20 at 6 pm to preview their shows before the Sectional hosted at Olympia on Satuday, March 22. We will begin in the OHS Learning Center at 6 pm.
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The deadline to order a Spartan stuffy is quickly approaching. Orders must be received by Friday, March 21. Hurry! You don't want to miss this opportunity.
Congratulations to Amelia Kistner, Morgan Huffington, Raquel Birky, and Madi Barnes for playing for the West all-star team at Warrensburg High School. They won the championship over the North all-stars 50-37!
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Help keep your kids' online experiences positive and productive by learning the truth (and ignoring the rumors) about what really makes them safe. By Caroline Knorr
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Varsity baseball dropped their season opener at Brimfield tonight 9-6. Kleinschmidt, Alford and Ben Tackett had 2 RBI apiece. Spartans are at Canton Thursday at 4:30.
Property Tax Stability: How will this happen?
Approximately 35% of purchases in McLean County are made by people who do not live here. This means non-property owners and visitors will help fund local schools, easing the burden on property tax payers. This funding source provides additional revenue to schools to reduce the reliance on property taxes.
Learn more about how this referendum can make a difference by visiting our webpage www.april1cent.info or contact us!
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Use Privacy Settings
Sit down with tweens and teens to show the privacy settings you use on your apps and devices. Talk about why you keep certain information private or limited to a small group. Ask them what information they feel comfortable sharing and why.
Our Olympia CUSD 16 app keeps getting better and better! Parents/guardians who have already created a Rooms account can now access new app features like chat and class streams via web and in the app. Another round of invites were sent just this morning- check your email/text to activate your account!
Download for Android https://aptg.co/ZDkmVX
Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/49q8Hl
Show your school spirit with a spartan stuffy! The order closes on Friday, March 21! To place your order use the QR code or the link below: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc3MRmJ18fv_B7nA8JsfQJC4y9EK6JbEoyZXEygexEx7Fdchg/viewform
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In their second meet of the season, the OHS track teams competed yesterday in the Rantoul Indoor Invitational at Univ. of Illinois’ indoor track facility. The young boys’ team had many solid early-season performances, indicating that it’s going to be another exciting season to watch. Most of the athletes’ times and distances were well ahead of where they were last year at this point in the season. Season-best performances came from Kaleb Jacobs in the 60 m dash (7.77 sec), CJ Moore in the 800 m run (2:12.93), and all four runners in the 1600 m relay…….Kadyn Wilcox (55.5 sec), Kaleb Jacobs (55.7), CJ Moore (56.9), and TJ Gellner (56.7), with this group dropping nearly 4 seconds off of their time from two days previously. On the field events side, we had some promising season-debut performances in the triple jump. TJ Gellner jumped 36’ 2”, which was only 7” off of his best jump at the end of the season last year. Senior Chase Ragar(see attached picture), who was a state qualifier in that event last year and came within an inch of breaking the school record, earned the 6th place spot and started the year off with a leap of 40’ 6” (3 FEET FURTHER THAN HIS FIRST TIME JUMPING LAST YEAR). The boys’ track team will be back in action this coming Saturday at ISU’s Horton Fieldhouse.
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