As I sit and reflect about the importance of Pink Shirt Day, I cannot help but feel proud of all of the students across Canada who have joined together to take a stand against bullying.  All of us,

Monday, February 24th, 2014:
Today our students were treated to a fantastic performance called Apples and Oranges.  The underlying theme of this presentation was that although we are all as different as apples and oranges,

The RO students and staff were very excited about Denny Morrison’s recent success.  We are also cheering him and the other athletes in their final performances.  We had tremendous support for our Canadian Olympic team with all the Canada clothing being worn today.

Pink Shirt Day will be held on Wednesday, February 26th.  We will join many schools across the province with activities to support this awareness.  Mrs. Logeman’s class and Miss Schneider’s class will be presenting at our assembly that morning.

Tuesday, February 18th, 2014:  Please find information in the flyer about the Families Rock Parent session on Thursday, February 27th.

The RO PAC is bringing John Kaplan again to Fort St. John with a different show this year.  It is called Abracadabradazzle!  Tickets are on sale now.

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Magic Show Newsletter –

A great weekend again at the Olympic games in Sochi for Canadian athletes.  We not have 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze with more medals anticipated today.
Our local athlete Denny Morrison, who earned a silver in the 1000 metres,

Robert Ogilvie Elementary School congratulates Denny Morrison on his silver medal in the 1000 metre race today at the Sochi Winter Olympics.  Watch Denny Morrison as he wins the Silver Medal.
Denny recently did an interview for CBC Sports that showcases his training and time in Fort St.

As we get closer to Pink Shirt Day, I wanted to showcase some of the books available in our library.  Books are available to parents, students and teachers alike.   Remember Pink Shirt Day is on Wednesday,

As we wait with excitement for the opening ceremonies to begin, I am reading over the facts students have brought to me today.
1) 3 Canadian sisters qualified Thursday for the women’s mogules.   Their names are Maxime (24),