Schools Closed through April 24th
Dear Oakfield families,
The health and safety of our students and staff are always our number one priority. We have closed our school buildings under order to help contain the spread of COVID-19, the coronavirus in Wisconsin.
We know that keeping children at home may cause difficulties for your children and families as you juggle work, child care and other challenges, and our staff are committed to doing everything we can to help make this as positive an experience as possible for your children.
Gov. Tony Evers on March 23 issued a statewide "Safer-at-Home" order requiring that from March 25-April 24 residents stay at home except for certain activities such as getting groceries, gas, medicine and pet and medical supplies; engaging in outdoor activities like walking, running, biking and hiking if following six-foot social distancing guidelines; caring for others and working in essential businesses. Evers on March 13 had ordered the closure of all K-12 Wisconsin schools, public and private from Wednesday, March 18 to at least April 5 but later extended that to an "indefinite" period during the public health emergency.
“Kids and families across Wisconsin often depend on our schools to access food and care," Evers said. "We are going to continue working to do everything we can to ensure kids and families have the resources and support they need while schools are closed.”
The Oakfield School District will be closed from March 17th through April 24th. All after-school activities and athletics, including practices, also will be canceled from March 17th through April 24th.
- Please visit our COVID-19 page for more information.
February Oakworthy Nuts
Congratulations to the following Oakworthy Nuts for February. They are Respectful, Responsible, and Safe!
Front Row
Easton B.
Rory V.
Jaelyn W.
Khloe S.
Kealeigh W.
Carson F.
Back Row
Tysen C.
Bailey S.
Aly L.
Megan M.
Gwen F.
Meet the 2019-2020 OMS PBIS Officers
The following have been chosen to represent the Oakfield Middle School student body for the 2019-2020 school year. Congratulations and thank you for your service!
Hunter R.
Chloe G.
Carson F.
Abby D.
Gwen F.
Peyton K.
Ally H.
Lilly R.
 On Monday, May 20, 2019, Sandie O’Malley, the Oakfield Elementary Reading Intervention teacher, accepted the Title I School of Recognition Award at the State Capitol in Madison during an award ceremony on behalf of the staff. 114 Wisconsin Title I School of Recognition awards were handed out. Oakfield Elementary was one of only five districts to receive this award for the 5th consecutive year. Congratulations again Oakfield students, staff, families, and the community for making this possible.
Pictured from left to right: Becky. Doyle, Oakfield Elementary Principal, State Superintendent Carolyn Stanford Taylor, and Sandie O’Malley.
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