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OPSF Early Childhood Parent-Pay RegistrationTo attend this program, your child must be age 4 before the first student day of the OPS 2021-2022 school year. They must also be fully potty trained and participate in rest/nap time. Please see this link to register. https://omahapublicschoolsfoundation.org/21-22-ece-reg-form/ | OPS Early Childhood ApplicationThis is an application-based program. Your child must reside in the OPS district and be ages 3 or 4 before July 31, 2021. Application are being accepted from now until March 19. (Acceptance into the program is not guaranteed.) Please see this link to apply. | Kindergarten Registration |
OPSF Early Childhood Parent-Pay Registration
To attend this program, your child must be age 4 before the first student day of the OPS 2021-2022 school year. They must also be fully potty trained and participate in rest/nap time.
Please see this link to register.
https://omahapublicschoolsfoundation.org/21-22-ece-reg-form/
OPS Early Childhood Application
This is an application-based program. Your child must reside in the OPS district and be ages 3 or 4 before July 31, 2021.
Application are being accepted from now until March 19. (Acceptance into the program is not guaranteed.)
Please see this link to apply.
Kindergarten Registration
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Updated Breakfast ProceduresInstruction begins here promptly at 8:50. At that time, students begin actively participating in their morning meeting. We serve regular Grab and Go Breakfast until 8:45. To limit the amount of time students are unmasked, students will finish eating breakfast no later than 8:50. At that time, students will put their masks back on. If you plan to have your child eat breakfast here at school, please be sure they arrive as close to 8:35 as possible. That will allow us to balance the safety and nutrition needs of all our students. | Kindergarten Registration Information Kindergarten registration for the 2021-2022 school year is now open! If you have a child who will be starting Kindergarten next fall or know someone who does, please register using the link below. The link is on our website as well. At this time, our regular Kindergarten Round-Up process is currently on hold. We can't wait to meet our "Soon-to-be" Pintos! | Live Instruction for Foundational SkillsIf your child is attending school at home, they must log on for morning meeting and for Foundational Skills. Your child's teacher will keep you informed of the times for the LIVE instruction for Foundational Skills. The content taught during our Foundational Skills time is absolutely vital for building strong readers, and attendance is required. |
Updated Breakfast Procedures
Instruction begins here promptly at 8:50. At that time, students begin actively participating in their morning meeting. We serve regular Grab and Go Breakfast until 8:45.
To limit the amount of time students are unmasked, students will finish eating breakfast no later than 8:50. At that time, students will put their masks back on.
If you plan to have your child eat breakfast here at school, please be sure they arrive as close to 8:35 as possible. That will allow us to balance the safety and nutrition needs of all our students.
Kindergarten Registration Information
Live Instruction for Foundational Skills
If your child is attending school at home, they must log on for morning meeting and for Foundational Skills. Your child's teacher will keep you informed of the times for the LIVE instruction for Foundational Skills. The content taught during our Foundational Skills time is absolutely vital for building strong readers, and attendance is required.
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Daily Health Assessment (Updated 1-22-20)Every day before they leave home, families must complete a self-health assessment, asking themselves three vital questions:
1. Have you or anyone in your household tested positive for Covid-19 in the last 14 days? 2. Are you awaiting a Covid-19 test result, following symptoms or a direct exposure to someone who tested positive? 3. Have you had one or more of the following: a new cough, new onset of shortness of breath, new loss of taste or smell OR two or more of the following symptoms: fever 100.4 or above, chills, muscle aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue in the last 24 hours?
If you answer "yes" to any of these questions, you will be expected to stay home. | Dressing for Winter!We go outside for recess unless the temperature/wind chill is well below freezing. Please remember those coats and gloves! | Meals to GoOmaha Public Schools is offering Meals2Go at no cost to any child ages 1 - 18 including remote learners. |
Daily Health Assessment (Updated 1-22-20)
Every day before they leave home, families must complete a self-health assessment, asking themselves three vital questions:
1. Have you or anyone in your household tested positive for Covid-19 in the last 14 days?
2. Are you awaiting a Covid-19 test result, following symptoms or a direct exposure to
someone who tested positive?
3. Have you had one or more of the following: a new cough, new onset of shortness of breath, new loss of taste or smell OR two or more of the following symptoms: fever 100.4 or above, chills, muscle aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue in the last 24 hours?
If you answer "yes" to any of these questions, you will be expected to stay home.
Dressing for Winter!
We go outside for recess unless the temperature/wind chill is well below freezing. Please remember those coats and gloves!
Meals to Go
Omaha Public Schools is offering Meals2Go at no cost to any child ages 1 - 18 including remote learners.
Valerie Schovanec, Principal