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On Saturday, hundreds of OES community members boogied at the Portland Art Museum to raise funds for essential school programs.

We have just concluded the OES Season of Action, focused on opportunities for families across divisions to be in action together! Read on to hear our impact by the numbers.

You can buy Count Me In parties and Night School workshops starting today, as we ramp up for the 2025 OES Auction.

The girls take on Banks tonight at 6 p.m. at Banks High School and the boys will host Burns on Saturday, March 1 at 3 p.m. in the OES Athletic Center. Come out and support your Aardvarks!

During last Wednesday’s Lower School Parent Partnership meeting about thirty Lower School parents met in small community circles to discuss some of the themes from the film Screenagers: The Elementary School Age Edition, directed by Delaney Ruston, MD Physician/Filmmaker.

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The Imaginative Minds Art Gallery at OES (IMAGOES) is a virtual art space that showcases the artistic talents of the entire OES student body. Check it out!

As we all strive to arrive at school on time, safety is also our number one priority. To help ensure each child’s safety use the following guidelines.

I hope you have remained warm and safe during this winter storm. I am thankful to CJ Remmo and Michael Spencer for making the school closure call early so we could make plans and to the grounds and maintenance teams for responding to the challenges the storm presented. Power outages and child care needs disrupted some conference plans. We will be working on rescheduling any cancelled conferences over the next 10 days.

The majority of the meeting will be spent discussing themes from the movie, Screenagers: The Elementary School Age Edition.