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Peaseblossom and Puck conspire in the Fifth Grade production
of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| The 2008 OES Auction Committee appreciates everyone who attended the auction, donated items, and purchased items at the auction April 12. The special appeal raised at least $350,000 for the new Aardvark Community Park. View details about the project here. |
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 In November of 2008 Oregon Episcopal School will produce its first ever All-School Musical, The Music Man by Meredith Willson. Auditions will begin in May for the November performances in the World Trade Center Conference Center in downtown Portland. The cast and orchestra will consist of students of all ages. See more information about auditions, dates of performances, and rehearsals. |
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During this fiscal year OES has received over $70,000 in matching gifts from participating employer programs benefiting OES appeals such as our Annual Fund, the AASK program, our auction, the Loop Road and other campus capital improvement projects. Many employers sponsor matching gift programs and will match charitable contributions made by their current and retired employees. Some companies even match volunteer hours with cash contributions! To find out if your company has a matching gift policy, please follow this link to our new search engine, eMatch. If your company is eligible, please request an application from your employer, and send it completed and signed with your gift. We will do the rest. The impact of your gift to Oregon Episcopal School may be doubled or possibly tripled! |
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With winter comes the possibility of school closure because of snow or ice. See the OES policies on school closure on the Emergency page of the website, or go directly to the closure announcement page on Newsbridge. Because students come from throughout the Metro area, travel may be hazardous for you even though it is safe in most of the area. If you believe conditions in your area are such that your child should not travel to school, you should keep your child at home. |
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