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Oxford Weekly Parent Newsletter

Oxford WeeklyParent Newsletter
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Mark Your Calendar

  • 3/16 Kindergarten Information Night (7:00-7:30) *Incoming K families only!
  • 3/23 Conferences/Literacy Night (more info to come) (NO SCHOOL)
  • 3/24 Conferences (NO SCHOOL)
  • 3/27-4/2 Spring Break (Classes Resume 4/3)

Kindergarten Information Night

Kindergarten information night will be held on March 16th. This event is for INCOMING KINDERGARTEN FAMILIES. It is not for our current kindergarten families. Please feel free to share this information with families in the community that have students who will be entering kindergarten in the fall next year. This is a way for us to help prepare those families for the next steps in preparing their child for kindergarten.

PreK Registration

Families can call to schedule their registration appointment starting today.


Come join our Pre-Kindergarten family and ensure that your child is prepared for Kindergarten! Call today to schedule your registration appointment. Registration paperwork and information about registration can be found here.

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Literacy Night

Thursday, March 23rd will be our literacy night and conferences. Please join us to celebrate literacy! We have several authors coming to join us. We will have food and raffles. Please mark your calendar to come to Oxford on Thursday, March 23rd. More information to come.
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Summer Programming

Please see the District Website to find available summer opportunities for your child.
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Progress Reports

Q3 Progress Reports are available on Infinite Campus. They were mailed home late last week. If you have any questions or concerns please reach out to your child's teacher.
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Lockdown Drill

With the assistance of local law enforcement agencies, Oxford will conduct an

ALICE drill, also known as a “lockdown drill,” in our building on Tuesday, March 7th. ALICE stands for Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, and Evacuate. These drills, which are required by law, allow the district to practice security plans, enhance safety, and offer increased options in the event of an emergency.


I encourage you to speak with your children about this drill and the importance of following the instructions during an actual emergency. Students should understand that drills are conducted, with and without notice, so that they can simulate an actual event and allow students and staff to practice responding in different areas of the buildings at different times of the day.


In the event of an actual emergency, the district will communicate with families through text messages, email, and/or the robocall system. Because the first priority of the district is to ensure the safety of your child, these messages will be sent as quickly as possible and after it is determined that all students are out of harm’s way. Please do not attempt to call the building during an emergency. All staff members will be assisting our students during that time and will be communicating with emergency personnel.


We thank you for your ongoing support of our emergency planning. If you have questions, please feel free to contact me.
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Oxford 4th and 5th grade music performance

It's show week!!

Our 4th and 5th grade students have worked so hard over the last few weeks to put on an amazing show! Tomorrow evening, Tuesday March 7 at 6:00PM, the 4th and 5th grade students will present Australia ABCs.


Students in 4th and 5th grade will check in in the library and then go sit with their families until the program starts. At 6:00, Mrs. Schlafer will call students to the stage by class. Sitting with families until showtime will help keep our students organized and ready for showtime.


Can't wait to see you for Australia ABCs!


Save the date: Oxford 2nd and 3rd grade performs Where the Wild Things are April 25 at 6:00.