Welcome to the Pack! Meet Lauren Dunn, New Principal at OESJ High School

Lauren Dunn has joined the OESJ  school community as the Principal for the High School of Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville.  She comes to OESJ from the Cohoes City School District where she most recently served as a special education teacher in the high school. Prior to Cohoes, Dunn gained her dual master’s degree in childhood and special …

WELCOME BACK LETTER FROM SUPERINTENDENT MR. HEROTH

Dear OESJ Families:  It is a pleasure to welcome our students back for the 2022-2023 school year. I hope that your summer months have been filled with fun, relaxation, and time well spent with family and friends. We are eager to begin the new school year and we hope that you are ready to approach …

2022-23 DISTRICT SCHOOL SAFETY PLAN OPEN FOR PUBLIC COMMENT

The safety of our school community is our top priority. In accordance with state regulations, districts are required to develop, maintain and implement district-wide safety plans. These plans outline the district’s resources and response regarding crisis prevention, intervention and emergencies. There is a thirty (30) day public comment period from July 25, 2022 through Aug …

OESJ Jr/Sr High Band Competes in Sherburne

Congratulations to the OESJ Wolf Pack Band on excellent performances this past Thursday and Saturday. Students competed in several categories in which they placed in four. The band students brought home 1st place in Jazz Band, 3rd place in Parade, 4th place in HS concert band, and 1st place in JH small ensemble. Congratulations to …

Author-Illustrator Jarrett J. Krosoczka Visits OESJ Elementary School

Author-Illustrator Jarrett J. Krosoczka inspired students and staff at OESJ Elementary on June 3rd. During his presentation, he told students that it took hard work and perseverance to be an author and illustrator. Jarrett Krosoczka drew amazing illustrations while taking questions from students. Check out the time-lapse videos Jarrett created. You can view pictures of …

Voters approve budget, buses, capital reserve fund

Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville Central School District residents on Tuesday, May 17, approved a $21,993,284 budget for the 2022-23 school year by a vote of 208-71, a margin of 75%. The budget represents an increase in spending of $696,223, or 3.27%, over the current year and carries a tax levy increase of 1.98%, or $98,859, which is …

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