On Wednesday January 23rd, Lisa McArthur from Envision Greater Fond du Lac will be available at Oakfield for our parent meeting for placements for the 2019-20 School Year. If you have any questions or your student has any interest in a possible School to Work job for next year, please try and attend this meeting. If you have any question - please reach out to Ms. Bakri at mbakri@oakfield.k12.wi.us or 920-583-3141.
The YA program is part of a statewide initiative designed for high school students who want hands-on learning in an area of career interest at a worksite along with classroom instruction. Designed for parents of sophomore and junior-level high school students, these information sessions will go through what is required and involved in being a youth apprentice.
Youth apprenticeships are available across 10 different pathways including: Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources; Architecture and Construction; Art, AV Technology and Communications; Finance; Health Services; Hospitality and Tourism; Information Technology; Manufacturing; Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM); and Transportation, Distribution and Logistics.
These one or two-year elective programs combine academic and technical instruction with mentored on-the-job learning. Additionally, students receive compensation of at least minimum wage, with many pathways $9 per hour and up.
Hope to see you on Wednesday January 23rd at 6:00pm
December Oakworthy Nuts
Congratulations to the following for showing respect, responsibility, and safety throughout the month of November!
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Emily A.
Izzy D.
Lucas M.
Payton K.
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Savannah T.
Kaitlyn V.
Easton B.
Tysen C.
Mekenna G.
Mackenzie L.
New PBIS Representatives for Oakfield Middle School
The new PBIS Representatives were announced at the first PBIS assembly of the year! Congratulations to (Front Row) Davis D. Nora H. Madeline M. Mackenzie L. (Back Row) Noah H. Brianna S. and Emi D.
We look forward to a great year with our new PBIS representatives!
