Registration Finalization: 7th - 12th Grade |
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Required Meeting for Middle School and High School Students
All 7th -12th grade students and one parent or guardian are required to attend this 30-minute meeting in July.
Mrs. Krehbiel will present materials, and students and parents will sign documents (as a final step for admission):
- Statement of Faith
- Code of Conduct
- Vehicle Info
- Opt-in to text messaging
- Other key documents
Choose ONE of these dates and times to attend!
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Tuesday, July 12th: 9 am, 11 am, 2 pm or 6 pm
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Tuesday July 19th: 9 am, 11 am, 2 pm or 6 pm
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Tuesday, July 26th: 9 am, 11 am, 2 pm or 6 pm
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OCA ATHLETES
Starting on Monday, June 6, the weight room will be open for OCA athletes during the following hours:
Mondays - 4:00-5:30
Tuesday - 4:00-6:00
Thursdays - 4:00-5:30
Fridays - 4:00-6:00
Mr. Thompson and Mr. Parsons will be at OCA during those hours.
When the football coach is announced, the team will meet and the schedule may change.
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Our summer office hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 am - 3 pm.
You can call the office or stop by during that time.
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Summer Camps & Clinics
– Jr. Cheer Camp ($80)
Grades Pre-K – 8
June 6-10: 10am – Noon
– Elementary Girls Basketball Camp ($40)
Grades 1-6
June 13-15: 8am – 10am
– Middle and High School Girls Basketball Camp ($40)
Grades 7-12
June 13-15: 10am – Noon
– Elementary Boys Basketball Camp ($40)
Grades 4-6
June 22-24: 9am – Noon
– Middle and High School Boys Basketball Camp ($40)
Grades 7-12
June 22-24: 5pm – 8pm
– Girls Volleyball Skills Clinic ($40)
Grades 3-8
June 27-30: 1pm – 4pm
– High School Girls Volleyball Camp
Grades 9-12
July 11th-15th: 1pm – 4pm
NOTE: Email Coach K to register.
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Summer Jr. Cheer Camp
- June 6th-10th
- 10 a.m.- noon in the OCA gymnasium
- $80 includes snacks, crafts, t-shirt and bow.
*Registration deadline has been extended.
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Middle School Boys Football |
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Parents of Next Year's Middle School Boys
As many of you know, we co-op with Brownell Talbot for Middle School Football.
Brownell-Talbot provides equipment, facilities, and coaching for the program. In order to provide the best opportunities for the students, Brownell-Talbot would like to get an idea of how many players they will have in the fall.
They have asked our middle school families to respond to a survey of OCA students. Answers to the survey are not binding. They are only for planning purposes.
The survey is found at the following link:
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Thank you in advance for your help in gathering information.
Mike Thompson
Athletic Director
Omaha Christian Academy
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Join us for Summer Running Club!
WHO: Anyone participating in High school or Middle school sports are welcome to attend. If you are participating in Cross-country or Track, you will be required to attend four to five runs over the summer.
WHAT: Runs will be held at different parks throughout the summer. We will start with a mile and work up from there.
WHEN: Monday and Saturday from 9 – 10 am starting June 18th
Summer Schedule:
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June 18th – Lake Flanagan
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June 20th – Standing Bear Lake
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June 25th – Keystone Park
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July 2nd – Tranquility Park
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July 4th – Lake Flanagan (Popsicles or Frozen Watermelon will be provided)
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July 9th – Standing Bear Lake
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July 11th – Keystone Park
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July 16th – Tranquility Park
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July 18th – Lake Flanagan
NOTE: There will be two dates that there will not be runs: June 28th and July 23rd.
HOW TO SIGN UP FOR RUNNING CLUB: Reach out to Mrs. Erwin at 531-301-2640 or [email protected],
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Cross Country
Cross-country is an extracurricular athletic option to Omaha Christian Academy Middle and High School students.
WHAT IS CROSS COUNTRY:
Cross-country is an individual sport where the runner is completing a mile run on nature’s terrain, trying to improve their personal time through increasing their mileage in training. However, it requires a team to support, push, and encourage each other to keep going.
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE:
You do not have to be a "runner" to participate in this sport.
Cross Country calls for an individual that is willing to be dedicated, persevere, patient, and faithful to push beyond their own personal goals to rely on the strength that lies deeper within.
If you are a student unsure about what sport to participate in, cross-country could be for you.
If you are a student that enjoys running and but had not thought about it being a sport, cross-country could be for you.
No matter what your individual knowledge or experience has been, cross-country is a sport that anybody can try!
QUESTIONS:
You can sign up for Cross Country in the fall! Reach out to Mrs. Erwin at 531-301-2640 or [email protected] with questions.
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Meet the Middle School Coach
MRS. ERWIN
I, Mrs. Erwin, have taught at OCA for three years now. I started in kindergarten and now teaching Preschool.
As a former cross-country runner, who was just trying a sport to do something in school, I learned that it is not about how you start...but how you finish.
I was not the fastest on the team, the most successful, or the most skilled.
I learned to persevere and my favorite motto from what I learned is, “Do your best and let God take care of the rest”.
With that, I went from JV my freshman year to missing my sophomore year with shin splits, to getting healthy and running Varsity my junior and senior year.
I ran my race, but I was never alone and finished each race with nothing left on the table.
This year, my goal is to see change in a young heart/mind that allows them to become who God created them to be through learning something new or developing something familiar.
Join us this year for Cross Country and Running Club! Let’s Go!!!
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Metropolitan Community College
is offering Summer 2022 courses at no tuition cost to Nebraska High School students.
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Summer Music Camp is open for beginner & intermediate students in Grades 3rd-11th.
Learn how to worship God through music and hone musical skills. Class options for Vocals, Piano, Drum & Guitar.
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OCA is hiring!
Current job openings:
– Teachers
– Facilities Manager
– Food Service Manager
– Guidance Counselor
Benefits of working at OCA:
– Salary (varies based on candidates' experience and skills)
– Health insurance
– Discount for children attending OCA
– Positive, Christian work environment
– Friendly and dedicated team
– Ability to impact the next generation with a Biblical worldview and Christian values
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How can you help?
- Encourage your friends and neighbors to buy from the Omaha Christian Stand
-Stop by the school office for a Fireworks Application and fill it out to help work at the stand. A schedule will be sent to you by e-mail with times that you are scheduled to work
-Night Watchman needed: 7 nights starting Monday, June 27th, 11:00pm to 8:00am. Pays $100 a night. Must be at least 18. Must stay awake.
-Need old used pallets for the stand (app. 45)
Location:
-132nd and Fort behind the Kum & Go.
Schedule:
-Tuesday, June 28th through Monday, July 4th
-Daily from 8:00am to 11:00pm
-Tuesday, June 27th @ 7:00pm, we need a set-up crew to stock the stand for the first day of business on the 28th. (Usually takes 2 to 3 hours)
-Monday, July 4th @ 11:00pm, we need a tear-down crew to inventory the stand and put everything away. (Usually takes 2 to 3 hours)
Shifts:
-Each day has 3 shifts of 5 hours each. (8:00am to 1:00pm, 1:00pm to 6:00p, & 6:00pm to 11:00pm).
-Each shift requires 7 to10 workers.
-Set-up and tear-down requires 15 to 18 workers and counts as a full 5-hour shift.
If you have any questions, please contact Miss Johnson by phone (text) 308-212-0406 or e-mail [email protected]
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We Would Love to Hear From You! |
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Share your comments, questions, concerns, or suggestions with the OCA school board!
You can email: [email protected] (all current board members will receive your email).
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Download the attached document to see the many ways you can stay connected with OCA!
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www.omahachristianacademy.org
(402) 399-9565
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