Grays Harbor Youth Works in conjunction with the Ocosta Jr/Sr High School After School Program will be offering a virtual open house to find out more about opportunities through GHYW. Grays Harbor Youth Works provides students in Grays Harbor the opportunity to intern and job shadow people in careers that they would potentially want to further explore. Students... READ MORE >

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Congratulations to Evalyn Marsh and Mekenna Fletcher. Both are Seniors at Ocosta and will graduate in June. A couple weeks ago they committed to play softball at Grays Harbor College. Both Evalyn and Mekenna have played softball for Ocosta for five years. Coach Barnum is very proud of their accomplishments. Both were leaders on and off the field. READ MORE >

Congratulations to Emily Snider and Layne Martin. Both are Seniors at Ocosta and will graduate in June. This week they have committed to play Volleyball at South Puget Sound Community College in Olympia next school year. Both Emily and Layne have played Volleball for Ocosta and club volleyball throughout Western Washington. Coach Barb Rasmus is very proud of... READ MORE >

Five Ocosta School District students were recognized by the Ocosta School Board on February 1, 2020 for making high scores on the Mathematical Association of America’s AMC-8 Test. This test is taken by students worldwide in fifth through eighth grade each November. The AMC 8 is a 25-question, 40-minute, multiple choice examination in middle school mathematics... READ MORE >

What is the difference between a bond and a levy? Levies = Learning and Operations Bonds=Buildings Levies and bonds are used for different things. Levy dollars pay for educational programs and day-to-day operations of schools, including: Reduced Class SizeExtracurricular activities, such as athletics, Knowledge Bowl, Math Team, MusicClassroom supplies,... READ MORE >

January is School Board Recognition Month. It’s a great time to recognize our elected community members who selflessly give their time and energy in support of high-quality public schooling for our youth. School board members in the Ocosta School District are entrusted by this community with responsibility for a general fund budget of 8.1 million dollars, 585... READ MORE >

FEMA Region 10 is seeking forty (40) high-school aged youth representing Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington to attend a Youth Preparedness Camp near Anchorage, Alaska in July 2020. This will be an engaging and empowering way for teens to learn about and practice emergency preparedness. There will also be a variety of exciting leadership opportunities, team... READ MORE >

With snow in the forecast we wanted to share an inclement weather announcement We want to remind everyone to be prepared for winter weather. The Ocosta School District will inform you as soon as possible when school schedules change through our phone/email messaging system, our district website, push notifications and on the Facebook accounts. Schedule changes... READ MORE >

On February 11, 2020, the Ocosta School District will be going out to its voters for a renewal on their Educational Programs and Operations Levy. Passage of this levy would allow Ocosta School District to continue to fund educational programs and operations not fully funded by the State of Washington, including, but not limited to: class size reduction, nurses,... READ MORE >

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Volunteer with the After-School Program!If you are a student with Ocosta you could earn up to $300 with Grays Harbor Youth Works , earn half a credit, and complete some of your community service hours required to graduate. Please see Angel Sierra-Figueroa the Volunteer Coordinator or Andrea Mirante Director of After School Programs. READ MORE >

The Ocosta Art Club hits the streets of Westport, painting local business’ windows for the holidays. You can see their works at First Security Bank, Dialogue Fine Art Gallery, the Westport Post Office, and Twin Harbor Drug. READ MORE >

The 2019 LatinX Youth Summit was held at St. Martin's University on November 22. Ocosta had 14 high school students attend. For 17 years the Hispanic Roundtable of South Sound has partnered with Saint Martin's University, Centralia College, South Puget Sound Community College,The Evergreen State College, and Grays Harbor College to bring about 500 Latinx high... READ MORE >

Congratulations to Ocosta Senior, Cole Hatton. On Friday night Cole signed a Letter of Intent to play baseball for St. Martin’s University in Lacey, Washington. Cole is currently a senior. He is also a varsity football and basketball player. Cole began playing t-ball with South Beach Little League when he was five years old and has never stopped. In the summer,... READ MORE >

On November 14, 14 determined Ocosta students took the AMC 8 Test. This is a first for Ocosta.The test is sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America The AMC 8 is a 25-question, 40-minute, multiple choice examination in middle school mathematics designed to promote the development of problem-solving skills. The AMC 8 provides an opportunity for... READ MORE >

Barbara Rasmus, 29 year coach of the Ocosta Volleyball team has been named the Pacific League Volleyball Coach of the Year. Rasmus is a champion for all Ocosta students. She has put in tireless hours as a coach, game manager, teacher, and Athletic Director over the past 40+ years at Ocosta. Congratulations to Mrs. Rasmus, a wildcat forever! READ MORE >

Congratulations to all of the Ocosta athletes that have been recognized by their league for being outstanding athletes and students.All AcademicSoccer: Maia Soderlund, Katelynn Denny, Trinity WhiteFootball: Cole Hatton, Dylan HollingsworthVolleyball: Hailey Jones, Evalyn Marsh, Lillyan BarnumMVPFootball- Offensive MVP- Cole Hatton Defensive... READ MORE >

On November 4, the Ocosta High School ASB held it's first blood drive of the year. Over 24 pints of blood were collected. Thank you to all of the students, staff and community members that donated blood. Prizes for donors were donated by the following community partners: Shop N Kart, Aloha Alabama, Tides and Anchors, and Captain Jacks Espresso! Thank you to... READ MORE >

On October 25, the elementary school celebrated the Wildcats who best demonstrate the character trait of “Engaged”. These students go above and beyond to show interest and curiosity about learning. Congrats little Wildcats and keep up the good work! READ MORE >

The Westport Shop N Kart held a contest this summer for a student's favorite teacher. Shaheed Lewis entered first grade teacher, Sandy Sweeney as his. His entry was drawn and Mrs. Sweeney's first grade class won a truckload of supplies. Shaheed was a student in Mrs. Sweeney's class over six years ago. Congratulations to Mrs. Sweeney's class! READ MORE >