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Oak Harbor Public Schools welcomes open dialog and community input on our social media sites.

Our page is a place where our students, families, communities, teachers, principals, staff, and supporters can come together around our school district and our mission. We simply ask that participants remain respectful. Because Oak Harbor Public Schools serve school-aged children, content posted on social media by the district and commenters must use language, style, tone, and content that is generally acceptable for school-aged children and families. Comments that do not illustrate civility, respect, and reasoned dialogue will be removed. Comments that exceed 100 words in length or sequential comments posted by a single user may also be removed due to space considerations and constraints. Additionally, the district reserves the right to remove comments and ban users using obscene or disrespectful language, sexual content, and comments or posts that threaten or defame any person or organization, violate the legal ownership interest of another party, support or oppose political candidates, or ballot propositions, promote illegal activity, promote commercial services or products, are not topically related to the particular posting, include links to other files or sites, reveal or reference protected student information, contain contents that promote, foster or perpetuate hate and/or discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, age, religion, gender, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, national origin, physical or mental disability, or sexual orientation or violate board policy or procedure. All content related to district business on this social media site is a public record, subject to retention and disclosure. The district does not express approval or support for the views expressed by third-parties. If you would like a private response to a post on this site, please send an e-mail to [email protected]. Users are urged to contact schools or the district directly for timely responses to specific inquiries. A directory of district contacts is available on our website at www.ohsd.net.

10/12/2026

Good Afternoon panthers!

Thank you for tuning in to the Problem of the Week for October 12th.

This week’s difficulty level is 6.1 out of 10.

The Problem:
Mr. Beckley went fishing and caught a salmon. The salmon was 20 inches long plus half of its total length.
How long was Mr. Beckley’s fish?

Winners will be chosen from the correct solutions. Each winner will receive an Einstein Award. Either send your solution to [email protected] or place your entry in the box across from the attendance office. Entries are due Friday morning by 8:00 am. You must show your work or explain how you got your answer to be eligible to win.

This week’s fun fact:
If you were able to stack a trillion ping pong balls, one on top of the other, the stack would be taller than the distance from the earth to the moon.

Good luck, Panthers, and Happy Mathing!

Here are our Panthers of the Month for September! Our character trait for September was "Respect". One way to think of R...
10/12/2026

Here are our Panthers of the Month for September! Our character trait for September was "Respect". One way to think of Respect is "Seeing value in all people and things and treating them with care”.

September Safety Patroller of the MonthCongratulations Andilynne for being selected as September's Patroller of the Mont...
10/12/2026

September Safety Patroller of the Month

Congratulations Andilynne for being selected as September's Patroller of the Month. This active Safety Patroller stepped up to start her duty as an experienced Safety Patroller even before school started by volunteering to start September patrol duty in August. She has actively trained new Safety Patrollers and not only instructed the new members on the multitude of steps, but demonstrated patience. She competently provided clear explanations and reasons why patrollers do what they do in order to keep pedestrians and their fellow patrollers safe on the crosswalk.

Congratulations Andilynne Eller on being selected as September's Patroller of the Month.

10/12/2026
✈️ SOARING HIGHER: 378 FORMS IN! ✈️We are almost halfway to our goal. 378 out of 790 families have turned in their forms...
10/09/2026

✈️ SOARING HIGHER: 378 FORMS IN! ✈️

We are almost halfway to our goal. 378 out of 790 families have turned in their forms, bringing our plane higher up the runway.

Don't forget: Submitting your form automatically enters your family into our prize drawing.

Let’s keep the momentum going turn in your form today so your family gets entered and helps us reach all 790!

Here are your Problem of the Week winners for the week of October 5th!The Problem:Suppose you had a rich uncle who agree...
10/09/2026

Here are your Problem of the Week winners for the week of October 5th!

The Problem:
Suppose you had a rich uncle who agreed to give you 1 penny on your first birthday, 2 pennies on your second birthday, and 4 pennies on your third birthday. If he doubles the amount each year, on what birthday will he give you more than $100?

The Answer:
There were 99 entries, 42 of which had the correct answer of your 15th birthday, on which day your rich uncle will give you $163.84.

This week’s Einies go to 5th grader Hunter Vargas, 6th grader Patrick Higgins.

Have a mathy weekend Panthers, and go Kraken!

✈️ WE HIT 282 FORMS! ✈️We’ve officially reached 282 out of 790 forms turned in. Our plane is steadily moving up the runw...
10/06/2026

✈️ WE HIT 282 FORMS! ✈️
We’ve officially reached 282 out of 790 forms turned in. Our plane is steadily moving up the runway, but we still need everyone’s help to get all 790 forms in the air.
Reminder: When you turn in your student's completed form by October 30th by 4:15 PM, your name will be entered in a raffle drawing to win one of up to ten special prizes. Drawing will be held on November 2 at 2:00 PM. Family winners will be contacted by telephone.
Help us keep climbing, turn in your form today!

10/05/2026

Good afternoon panthers!

Thank you for tuning in to the Problem of the Week for October 5th.

This week’s difficulty level is 4.2 out of 10.

The Problem:
Suppose you had a rich uncle who agreed to give you 1 penny on your first birthday, 2 pennies on your second birthday, and 4 pennies on your third birthday. If he doubles the amount each year, on what birthday will he give you more than $100?

Winners will be chosen from the correct solutions. Each winner will receive an Einstein Award. Either send your solution to [email protected] or place your entry in the box across from the attendance office. Entries are due Friday morning by 8:00 am. You must show your work or explain how you got your answer to be eligible to win.

This week’s fun fact:
There are two golf balls on the moon.

Good luck, Panthers, and Happy Mathing!

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150 SW 6th Avenue
Oak Harbor, WA
98277

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Monday 8:30am - 4:15pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:15pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:15pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:15pm
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