FAQs
- How many teams does OES field during a year?
- What athletic facilities are available at OES?
- What is the philosophy behind the no-cut policy at OES?
- Who can I contact if I am not finding information I need to support my child’s athletic involvement?
- What can I expect from my child’s coach?
- How does my child get his or her team uniform?
- How can I get the most up-to-date schedules?
- How do I know what time my child's team will return to OES from an away game?
- What is the Alert System and how do I sign up to receive these alerts?
- Will the Athletics schedule change during the season? How will I find out if this occurs?
- Where can I find directions to a sporting event?
- Can my child ride home from an away game with another student or parent?
- Can my student drive him or herself to a game?
- Does OES have a trainer that supports the athletes?
- Will every team have an end-of-season celebration?
How many teams does OES field during a year?
What athletic facilities are available at OES?
- Three indoor tennis courts
- Four lighted outdoor courts
- Wood basketball/volleyball court
- Two racquetball courts
- Fencing facility
- Six lane, 400-meter, latex polyurethane surface
- Main field includes synthetic turf with lights
- Wood basketball/volleyball court
- Weight room
- Movement-exercise room
What is the philosophy behind the no-cut policy at OES?
Athletics offers all students the opportunity to participate on a team and in meaningful physical activity. The program promotes the health and safety of the participants and provides opportunity for growth through individual and team participation. OES emphasizes positive group involvement, fun, good sportsmanship, and respect for reasonable authority, fellow team members, and opponents. OES operates on a no-cut policy — there is a team for every level of experience and skill. Any student choosing to participate will have the opportunity to be on a team and play in the games.
Who can I contact if I am not finding information I need to support my child’s athletic involvement?
What can I expect from my child’s coach?
How does my child get his or her team uniform?
How can I get the most up-to-date schedules?
How do I know what time my child's team will return to OES from an away game?
What is the Alert System and how do I sign up to receive these alerts?
Will the Athletics schedule change during the season? How will I find out if this occurs?
It is possible. The quickest way to receive notification of a change is to sign up to receive emails from the alert system for your child's team. Schedule changes do happen, sometimes with little notice. Most updates will be shared by the Team Parent, but some coaches may contact parents and players directly. This is a topic each coach should cover in her or her introductory communication at the start of the season.
Where can I find directions to a sporting event?
Can my child ride home from an away game with another student or parent?
Can my student drive him or herself to a game?
Does OES have a trainer that supports the athletes?
Will every team have an end-of-season celebration?
This decision is at the discretion of the coach and may be influenced by several factors including: schedule – finding a time post-season when players and the coach can gather; resources – whether there is a Team Parent or other individual willing/able to support the gathering; and athlete interest – this may not be something the athletes feel is important/necessary.

Athletic Honors (since 2005)
36 State Team Championships- 20 Tennis
- 12 Soccer
- 2 Lacrosse
- 1 Volleyball
- 1 Cross-Country
- 19 Tennis
- 3 Track & Field
- 1 Cross-Country
- 15 Tennis
- 11 Lacrosse
- 11 Soccer
- 4 Volleyball
- 21 Tennis
- 15 Track & Field
- 2 Skiing
- 1 Cross-Country