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Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held Thursday, February 16 at both campuses. The goal of conferences is to share the progress and overall performance and strengths of your student. Please plan to attend! |
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High school students will take first semester finals January 11-13. Read on for the complete schedule and more information...
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The Oak Grove Carolers will be touring through the Fargo-Moorhead area this Christmas season. See below for the list of appearances! |
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Student leaders from Oak Grove and other area schools are once again coordinating a metro-wide food drive – Fill the Dome – to take place November 21-22 in the Fargodome. |
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On Wednesday, October 12, Oak Grove will administer the PSAT to juniors and sophomores. All juniors who take the test will automatically be entered into the National Merit Scholarship competition. Sophomores may take the test for practice. |
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Oak Grove Lutheran School’s Booster Club is excited to be starting a new program this fall called Booster Club Mentor Families. The program partners current Grover families with families new to Oak Grove to welcome them to the school and assist them with any questions. Families transitioning from 5th grade to 6th grade at the north campus will also be partnered with a family to get better acquainted with a new campus. |
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Oak Grove Lutheran School is currently preparing for its accreditation visit from the NCA in 2012. Much preparation is needed for the visit, including collecting and compiling data on student achievement; parent, student and alumni satisfaction; and overall school direction. |
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Flu/H1N1 School Procedures - Sep 29, 09 |
When parents report student absences, they are to indicate to the school office if the student is out sick with flu like symptoms (for reporting purposes). Flu like symptoms include fever, cough, sore throat, chills, runny stuffy nose, headache, body aches, vomiting and diarrhea.
Students who have flu-like symptoms are to stay home from school; students are to remain out of school for 24 hours after a fever breaks without medication. For most children this is typically 5-7 days.
Any child with a fever equal or greater than 100.0 will be isolated from other students and sent home immediately.
Parents must have a plan in place to pick up a sick child from school within 30 minutes of receiving the call that their child is ill. Students will not be permitted to stay in school if they are showing any signs of being ill.
Getting vaccinated against the seasonal flu and H1N1 is the best defense. The second best defense is frequent hand washing.
Please download and read the following references on the flu.
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