UPCOMING EVENTS

National Letter of Intent Signing Day:

Thursday, Feb 6, 9:00-9:40am

10-12 Main Gym

ICHSA:

Saturday, Feb 8, 7:00pm

Port Washington HS

ICHSA:

Saturday, Feb 15, 7:00pm

OCPAEC

Spring Sports Mandatory Meeting:

Sunday, Feb 16, 6:00-7:30pm

10-12 Main Gym

Parent /Teacher Conferences:

Thursday, Feb 20, 4:00-7:00pm

OCHS- in person

WSMA District Solo & Ensemble:

Saturday, Mar 1, 8:00am-4:00pm

OCHS

Junior Reality Day:

Thursday, Mar 6, 7:30-11:15am

10-12 Main Gym

Spring Band Concert:

Saturday, Mar 8, 6:00pm

OCPAEC

Check out upcoming OCHS sporting events at Sporting Events Calendar.

Check out OCHS policies and procedures in the OCHS Student and Family Handbook

CONTACT US:

Attendance Line:

(414) 768-6210, Press 1

Main Office:

(414) 768-6210, Press 3

Student Services:

(414) 768-6106

Ninth Grade Center (NGC):

(414) 570-3840

OCFSD Website

Welcome to Second Semester! 

Standardized testing takes place in March, and April, depending on your student’s grade level. ACT, FORWARD, and Pre ACT dates are listed in this OCHS schedule. Regardless of your child’s grade level, please review this schedule as several dates impact in-person student attendance.

Students in grades 9 and 10 will take the Pre ACT on Tuesday, April 8 and the FORWARD Exam will be administered to students in grade 10 on Thursday, April 3 and Friday, April 4. These exams are required by Wisconsin state law. The state entered a ten year test administration contract so longitudinal data can be reported. The assessments include multiple choice and constructed response questions. Students will use their Chromebook to respond to both types of questions. Please be certain your child comes to school with a charged Chromebook.

In addition, all Wisconsin students in their junior year will take the ACT exam on Tuesday, March 11, also required by state law. 

It is important that your child is in attendance, comes prepared, arrives early, gets plenty of rest the night prior, and eats a healthy breakfast. Please remind your child that during the exam, he/she will want to read the directions thoroughly, look for clues, answer all questions, and leave enough time to review their answers.

While just a part of the total picture, standardized test data provides important student achievement information. Your child’s test results, classroom assessments, work products, and teacher feedback provide a comprehensive picture of your child’s learning. Thank you for your partnership as you reinforce appropriate test prep strategies at home. 

The OCHS Administrative Team

Ms. Mongan- Principal

Mr. Lataille- Associate Principal

Ms. Pecha- Associate Principal

Ms. Noack- Associate Principal

Ms. Leannais- Associate Principal - 9th Grade Center

Mr. Flasch- Associate Principal - 9th Grade Center

Mr. Holler- Athletic/Activities Director   

Congratulations!

The RoundTable Staff would like to congratulate the Graduates of January 2025. We wish you well with your post secondary plans!

-Mr. Paul Maier, Mrs. Brooke Stewart, Mr. Alec Helfenbein, and Mrs. Tracy Szuczewski

Student Services

Check HERE for the most up to date student services information, including:

• FAFSA- Financial Aid
• Official Transcript Requests / Parchment
• ACT Testing Info
• 25-26 student course selection

Check HERE for instructions about AP Exam fees, Dropping/Adding an exam, AP Macroeconomics, AP Spanish and the link to the AP Exam schedule.

Check HERE for instructions about Dual Enrollment including ECCP, SCN and the Dual Enrollment Academy.

Check HERE for UW-Oshkosh CAPP credit opportunities.

Peer Tutoring is available on Tuesdays in room 162 and Thursdays in room 165 after school from 2:50pm-3:45pm in the 10-12 building. There are tutors available for English, science, math, social studies, foreign languages, and electives. Students from both the NGC and 10-12 building are welcome! Please contact Mr. Dennis Raynor with questions (d.raynor@ocfsd.org).

Attendance Updates 

Check-in/Check-Out Process: When students check in and out of the office (arriving late to school or leaving early) they use a kiosk system which will time stamp when they arrive and leave. Students arriving late will have a pass printed for them as they go to class.  

Late Arrivals to School: We encourage students to be on time to school on a daily basis. When students are more than 15 minutes late for a class period, they are marked absent for the class. (per school handbook). Students should plan ahead on inclement weather days to account for slower traffic, slippery roads, etc, so they arrive on time to school.  

Reporting Student Absences through the Parent Portal: Parents can report absences for students using the Parent Portal. On the home screen of the parent portal, the Request Absence Button is at the bottom of the page (phone app) and the bottom right if using a computer. We ask that parents still call the Attendance office if you are planning on picking up your student on short notice. Extended and pre-planned absences still need to be approved by completing the Pre-arranged Absence Form (extended medical, vacations, etc).

24-25 High School testing starts in March. As all grades are affected, please note the schedule and special instructions by clicking on this link:

OCHS Spring Testing Schedule

Are you looking to do your best on the ACT test in March? Would you like help learning test strategies? ZAPS ACT test prep class can help!  If you are interested in registering, visit www.doorwaytocollege.org. The ACT ZAPS Seminar will be offered at OCHS on Feb 19th and Feb 20th, 3:15 pm - 5:45 pm in Room 109.  Registration is required to attend.

National Honor Society (NHS) Application Information 

NHS invitations and applications for eligible 10th and 11th grade students who have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher will be sent via email and through Infinite Campus messenger. Parents will receive an email as well. This information will be sent out the week of March 3rd. If interested in applying, the NHS application will include the following:

1. Cover Page with Character Question  
2. Unofficial OCHS Transcript
3. Printout of Volunteer Hours (from Vector Pathways)
4. Printout of Activities involved in at OCHS (Activities Transcript)
5. Academic Plan for classes taken at OCHS (Course Plan Report)
6. 200-350 word typed response (2 questions)
7. Optional: Additional Information

If students choose to apply for the National Honor Society, applications will be due on April 1st. Applications will be reviewed by our faculty council and students will be notified of their application status via email in early May. The National Honor Society induction ceremony will be held on May 27th. Any questions can be directed to Ms. Dassow or Ms. Krause. 

Spring Sports Meeting

SAVE THE DATE for the Mandatory Spring Sports Meeting - If you are interested in playing a spring sport, please plan on attending the mandatory Spring Sports Meeting on Sunday, 2/16 at 6:00 pm in the main gym.

Parking Permits

There are still a number of Parking Permits available in Student Lot C (east side of the school).  Parking Permits are now $65 for the remainder of the school year.  Please complete either Parking Permit Form and then stop by the Main Office to purchase a permit. At this time we will only accept cash or check for payment of a parking permit.   Please see the Main Office with any questions.  

Oak Creek-Franklin School District is pleased to announce our continued partnership with

Clinical Psychology Associates (CPA). CPA has onsite counseling clinics at Oak Creek High School with immediate openings. All students within our district have access to these clinics. Our district recognizes that unless emotional well-being is present, a student’s educational experience can be compromised, and we want to bring that resource directly into the school.

If you feel your student is struggling with managing his/her emotions, anxiety, stress, or is often in a depressed mood, consider taking advantage of this professional counseling opportunity. Therapy can provide tools to help your student better deal with the complications and challenges that can occur during adolescence.

Clinical Psychology Associates’ therapists will be on-site and available to schedule appointments with

your student during his/her school day. Appointments will be scheduled at times that will provide the least amount of interference to his/her school day. Payment for services will be via your family’s health insurance or an out of pocket rate.

To ask any questions or begin the process of starting therapy, contact Clinical Psychology Associates by calling or texting (262) 251-1112. Check out our website linked here for additional information!

Special Education Update-

From District Student Services Department

Parent Advisory Group Networking/Presentation- We are hosting a Parent Advisory Group Networking/Presentation on Thursday, February 27, 2025, from 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm at the Oak Creek-Franklin District. Mr. Andre Bennett, Assistant Superintendent of Student Services, and Ms. Monica Church, Director of Student Services, will be in attendance. This will be a fantastic opportunity for parents to network and hear important updates. 

Event Details

• Date: Thursday, February 27, 2025
• Time: 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm
• Location: Oak Creek-Franklin District Office, Professional Development Room
• 7630 S 10th St, Oak Creek, WI 53154

Dreaming of a new mattress?

Save the date for the Annual Mattress Sale!  

Sunday, April 13 

10am - 4:30pm in the NGC Gym

Brand new, brand name mattresses and pillows . Come see our "showroom" to find the perfect mattress for you! Delivery and financing options available.  

This sale is a fundraiser for the OC Boys and Girls Track and Field teams, allowing us to supply equipment and supplies for 200 athletes each year. If you know a track athlete, use their referral flier with your purchase and get a bonus gift!