DELTA VISTA

Students enjoying "Muffins & Milk" and "Pizza with the Principals" purchased with the PBIS Rewards points they earned for demonstrating being respectful, responsible and safe.

Constructing volcanos in Ms. Woelffer's science class.

Latinos Unidos Club's fundraiser after school today, serving pan dulce and hot cocoa. Proud of our students and Club Advisors.

Mrs. Vinding's students completing the robotics obstacle course with the claw bots in her Tech class.

Our Office Manager, Carmen Rodriguez, has been selected as the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) Classified Leader of the Year for the Oakley Union Elementary School District! These awards recognize outstanding performance and achievement by individual administrators, given at both region and state levels. Carmen will be recognized at the annual ACSA Administrator of the Year Award Dinner in March.

Learn more about the Fentanyl crisis, its effect on youth, and how to respond to an opioid overdose. Narcan (Naloxone) will be distributed to all registered attendees. Target Audience: Educators, parents, family members, and other caring adults. Event content is also appropriate for middle and high-school-aged students. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21ST @ 6 PM FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL PERFORMING ARTS THEATER (PAT)

Good times at our Halloween Social! A HUGE shout out to Ms. Billings, our Student Leadership and our volunteers.

Celebrating Dia de Los Muertos at Delta Vista today. Many thanks to our Club Advisors and Student Club Officers for making this happen!

There is ABSOLUTELY nothing that beats Halloween at Delta Vista. Have a boo-tiful day!

Our Panthers looked strong at the cross country meet we hosted at Delta Vista against Bristow Middle School, Edna Hill Middle School, and Knightsen Elementary School! So proud of all our student athletes.

Mrs. Rike's Coding Club creating adventures!

Lady Panthers coming out strong against Adams Middle School today!

Kicking it with my peeps at our District's Pathways to Proficiency event tonight. The purpose of this event is to provide our EL families with resources to support their students with passing the ELPAC.

Teachers during our CLT today assessing data and collaborating to ensure we're meeting the needs of all our students.

Students engaged in learning in Mrs. Raygozas and Ms. McCallum's classes today.

Students participating in an engaging lab in Mr. Cuevas's science class during a visit from our Cabinet and County Office of Education Staff. Proud for them to see all the great things we have going on at Delta Vista.

Melanie Salamanca from our Education Services Department leading a debrief activity with our staff on the Learning Walks we engaged in earlier in September. Many thanks for the efforts of Melanie and our outstanding staff for their continued professional growth to best serve our students.

Check out Mrs. Rike's students engaging and collaborating in her school expectations activity! She calls it the Panther ROARS: Respect, Ownership, Attitude, Responsibility, and Safety. So proud of the work our staff and students put in each day.

African American Parent Advisory Meeting: October 24th, 2024, 9 am -10 am & 6 pm - 7 pm in the District Office, Room 11 at 91 Mercedes Lane Oakley, Ca. Refreshments will be served. Hosted by Dr. Tiffanie Montaque-Jenkins, OUESD's MTSS Social Worker

Alert: TRAFFIC IMPACT East Cypress Road at Main Street. Situation occurring today (10/16) and possibly tomorrow (10/17). A large sewer line has broken on East Cypress Road, just east of Main Street. Crews are onsite to conduct the repairs. The nature of the broken line has caused the two left hand turn lanes from west bound East Cypress Road onto south bound Main Street to be shut down. This has effectively brought that section of road down from three lanes to only one lane to handle all south bound and north bound turns and through traffic. This situation may extend into tomorrow. Traffic will be negatively impacted as a result. Instructions: Find alternate routing if possible. Use Sellers Avenue and Knightsen Avenue off of East Cypress Road, if possible, to avoid Main Street. Allow extra time and exercise patience in the area. If possible try to set up carpools to pick up school students from Iron House and Delta Vista schools.