Oak Ridge National Laboratories Federal Credit Union (ORNFCU) launched a new yearly community arts program and in the spring of 2018. The Community Art & Mural Program provides local artists and school art programs the opportunity to showcase their creativity in a unique fashion: by painting a large structure visible from a main access road […]
In an effort to better support our families, we now have Google Translate on all of our Oak Ridge Schools web pages.
To use this feature, click the “Translate” icon at the bottom of the screen and flags will appear in alphabetical order.
Click the flag for the desired language, and the page text will be translated […]
The link below provides more information and instructions.
Skyward Family Access for AcessOR Parents, please sign your permission forms for student laptop distribution for 2018-19. Here is the video link with step by step instructions!
Parents of current 4th – 11th graders, we are configuring school laptop devices for students to use next year in grades 5-12 and we need everyone to complete the online laptop distribution form found in the Skyward Family Access parent account. Please note that you will need to do this for each student in your […]
Tennessee’s ACT K-12 Champion is Oak Ridge Superintendent Bruce Borchers. The ACT College and Career Readiness Champions include high school seniors, K-12 professionals, postsecondary professionals, and workforce professionals who are making a positive impact on their communities through their efforts to advance college and career readiness for all. The ACT College and Career Readiness Champions […]
In Oak Ridge Schools, we value the teacher assistants who daily help our students grow. They assist in the supervision of on-going activities related to curriculum, organizing and preparing materials for instruction. They reinforce skills in small groups or with individual students, completing records, and moderating discussions. They prepare materials for students who are out, […]
The staff of Oak Ridge Schools recognize that high profile acts of violence, particularly in schools, can cause worry, confusion, and fear of potential risks. We would like to provide some information and guidance about how we prepare, and how we plan to continue to respond in Oak Ridge. Our desire is that parents and […]
As we announced last week, every year, the Tennessee Department of Education recognizes outstanding educators in the state with awards for their meritorious service and devotion to students. The department applauds teachers who care about children, who devote their professional lives to enriching the lives of Tennessee children and who demonstrate exceptional gains in student […]