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The 2023 WHAS/LG&E KU ExCEL Award was presented to Karen Putlak on May 3, 2023.

Online Registration for the 2023-24 school year is OPEN for returning OCS families. Parents/guardians, please login to your Infinite Campus Parent Portal and follow the directions to register your child or children. 

The Transportation Form will be required for all students regardless of their mode of transport (bus, car, walk). If a change of transportation is needed during the 2023-24 school year (address change, changing from car to bus or bus to car, etc.), the Transportation Change digital form is required and available by logging into your Campus Parent Portal selecting menu item More, selecting Transportation and clicking on the Request Transportation Change link.

Any family with an incoming kindergartener will need to contact their school to obtain a registration link and find out about any kindergarten events. You will need to provide proof of residency and the child’s birth certificate to obtain login information for the Infinite Campus Online Registration. 

For preschool information, contact the preschool for enrollment and registration guidelines.

If you have any problems accessing Infinite Campus Parent Portal, please contact your child’s school.

NOMS GATES teacher Ron Adkisson says his goal this year was to push 6th grade students out of their comfort zone and take risks. And those risks paid off.

The Oldham County Board of Education has approved major breaks for the 2023/2024 school year. They are as follows:

• Fall Break: October 23-27, 2023
• Spring Break: April 1-5, 2024

Winter break for the 2023/2024 school year has not yet been decided. 

Our first priority is the safety of our students. This year, there has been increased usage and  numerous health emergencies stemming from the use of vapes, especially from those containing illegal drugs. Vaporizers/e-cigarettes come in all different shapes and sizes and can contain tobacco and/or various forms of synthetic cannabinoids. 

To deter student use of vapes and the harmful impacts of such, each high school has been equipped with a number of Halo Smart Sensors. These sensors detect the use of vaporizing products and immediately alert administrators in the building via email and text message.  

To expand on existing school resources and close the gap in mental health services, we have partnered with the Oldham County Health Department and the Oldham County Fiscal Court to offer Care Solace. Care Solace provides an anonymous and confidential pathway for students, families, faculty, and staff to connect with mental health services. This program is being paid for with grants through Oldham County Fiscal Court and OCHD. This program is completely voluntary.