The following students received pool passes courteous of the City of Oglesby!
(sitting left to right) - Georgia G., Maddox H., Landon S.
(standing left to right) - Lillian C., Ethan H., Natalie B., Maddison H., Lydia K., Janessa L., and Sophie G.
(sitting left to right) - Georgia G., Maddox H., Landon S.
(standing left to right) - Lillian C., Ethan H., Natalie B., Maddison H., Lydia K., Janessa L., and Sophie G.

Academic Achievement Award: The Academic Achievement Award was established in 1959. It goes to that student who has achieved the highest grade point average while at Washington School with an emphasis on the eighth grade school year.
Congratulations Lydia K.!

Hunter Award: In determining the recipients of the George A. Hunter Awards the junior high staff considers a number of variables: consistent attendance, willingness to cooperate with school personnel, participation in school and related activities, consistency in study habits, and courtesy toward others. This award acknowledges the conscientious student who does well in a variety of areas. Two students are recognized, each year. One of the students must be a member of the school band.
Congratulations Natalie B. & Aubrie E.
Congratulations Natalie B. & Aubrie E.


American Legion Award: The American Legion Award is the oldest of the awards presented at our annual commencement. The American Legion Awards were established in our school in 1930. The recipients of these awards have been judged on such traits as leadership, scholarship, service, and patriotism. The honorees are typically very conscientious, have high standards of conduct, and take the initiative to stand up for what is right.
Congratulations Natalie B. & Easton S.!
Congratulations Natalie B. & Easton S.!


Citizenship, Local 604/Oglesby Teacher Union Award: This award has been tailored to identify that young person who through his/her leadership, behavior and service has exemplified the type of person Oglesby is most proud of due to the commitment this person has made not only to self-improvement, but for the welfare of others in the school setting.
Congratulations Gabrianna C.!
Congratulations Gabrianna C.!

Congrats to the Lincoln School Spelling Bee Winners!
3rd Grade- Camila W. (1st Place) Christopher T. (Runner Up)
4th Grade- Kasey C. (1st Place) Audrey W. (Runner Up)
5th Grade- Sam F. (1st Place) Nia J. (Runner Up)
3rd Grade- Camila W. (1st Place) Christopher T. (Runner Up)
4th Grade- Kasey C. (1st Place) Audrey W. (Runner Up)
5th Grade- Sam F. (1st Place) Nia J. (Runner Up)
Congrats to the P.B.I.S. End of the Year Raffle Winners at Lincoln School!
Don't forget! The deadline for the volleyball and basketball camps is Monday!


LAST CHANCE TO ORDER A 2025-2026 YEARBOOK!
If you did not get a chance to order a 2025-2026 yearbook, you can still order one by clicking on the link below. The deadline to place your order is July 2nd. Due to the extra production involved, the yearbooks will cost $18 plus shipping cost to your home.
https://shop.yearbookmarket.com/oglesbyschooldist125
If you did not get a chance to order a 2025-2026 yearbook, you can still order one by clicking on the link below. The deadline to place your order is July 2nd. Due to the extra production involved, the yearbooks will cost $18 plus shipping cost to your home.
https://shop.yearbookmarket.com/oglesbyschooldist125

🥔 THE SPUD-TACULAR 2ND ANNUAL POTATO OLYMPICS! 🥔
Today was an absolute mash hit! Our 5th graders participated in the Second Annual Potato Olympics, and the competition was fierce but friendly. It was a classic showdown: Reynolds vs. Pierce, with the Reynolds crew fighting to defend their reigning title. 🏅
Our student athletes and their trusty "spuds" competed in a variety of high-stakes, carbohydrate-fueled events: 🏃♂️ Spoon & Relay Races 🏀 Bocce Ball 🔥 Hot Potato 👀 The Staring Contest (unblinking, unpeeled focus!) 🧠 The Potato Chip Trivia Bowl
Fun was had all around, and every student put in an a-peeling effort! After totaling up the points, it was an incredibly close nail-biter...
🏆 FINAL SCORE: Mr. Pierce's class pulled off the victory in a tight 33 to 31 finish! Congratulations to the new reigning champs! Until next year... 🎉
Today was an absolute mash hit! Our 5th graders participated in the Second Annual Potato Olympics, and the competition was fierce but friendly. It was a classic showdown: Reynolds vs. Pierce, with the Reynolds crew fighting to defend their reigning title. 🏅
Our student athletes and their trusty "spuds" competed in a variety of high-stakes, carbohydrate-fueled events: 🏃♂️ Spoon & Relay Races 🏀 Bocce Ball 🔥 Hot Potato 👀 The Staring Contest (unblinking, unpeeled focus!) 🧠 The Potato Chip Trivia Bowl
Fun was had all around, and every student put in an a-peeling effort! After totaling up the points, it was an incredibly close nail-biter...
🏆 FINAL SCORE: Mr. Pierce's class pulled off the victory in a tight 33 to 31 finish! Congratulations to the new reigning champs! Until next year... 🎉










Monday, June 1st is Class Color Day at Lincoln School. Students should wear their class color shirt if they ordered one this year, or any shirt with their class color. Following are the class colors: Preschool - Blue and Gold; Kindergarten - Red; First Grade - Orange; Second Grade - Yellow; Third Grade - Green; Fourth Grade - Blue; Fifth Grade - Purple.

For the second year in a row, students in the art class at Washington School created designs for the back of the yearbook cover based on this year's "Art" theme. The pictures were voted on anonymously by all staff members in the district. The winning design that will be featured on the back of the 2025-2026 yearbook was created by Ariella M. Congratulations Ariella! Great job to all of the following students who submitted a drawing for the contest: Ariella M., Carter M., Makenzie K., Elliana R., Lydia K., Levi Z., Jordan B.







Monday, June 1st is Class Color Day at Lincoln School. Students should wear their class color shirt if they ordered one this year, or any shirt with their class color. Following are the class colors: Preschool - Blue and Gold; Kindergarten - Red; First Grade - Orange; Second Grade - Yellow; Third Grade - Green; Fourth Grade - Blue; Fifth Grade - Purple.

Congrats to the female athlete of the year, Lydia K., the male athlete of the year, Ethan H., and the Brovelli award winner, Natalie B. Way to go!

Congratulations to the following students who were chosen as P.B.I.S. Spotlight Students of the month: Allie K., Wyatt B. and Elizabeth M., Kindergarten; Max M., Jazmin J., Aubrey G., first grade; Emilio C., Braedyn R. and Brady C., second grade; Emett C. and Taylor K., third grade; Noelle A. and Jocelynn T., fourth grade; Jordyn L. and Parker C., fifth grade; Keigan O. and Bram K., sixth grade; Iris H. and Nathan J., seventh grade; Aubrie E. and Vincent W., eighth grade.
● 5th Grade:
● 5th Grade:









Making our community a little brighter, one piece of litter at a time! Oglesby Washington Student Council hit the highway Thursday to help make our local roads litter-free.

Online registration is open for the 2026-2027 school year for students entering grades K-8. Please click on the link for more information: https://www.ops125.net/page/registration-2026-27

Click on the links for weekly updates from Lincoln and Washington School.
Lincoln: https://oglesbypublicschools.edurooms.com/engage/lincoln-elementary-school/newsletters/lincoln-weekly-update
Washington: https://oglesbypublicschools.edurooms.com/engage/washington-junior-high-school/newsletters/washington-weekly-update-2697
Lincoln: https://oglesbypublicschools.edurooms.com/engage/lincoln-elementary-school/newsletters/lincoln-weekly-update
Washington: https://oglesbypublicschools.edurooms.com/engage/washington-junior-high-school/newsletters/washington-weekly-update-2697
Super fun Marnie visits with lots of kisses, cuddles, walks and playtime!










Way to go to all the students who gave speeches today to run for student council. We are proud of all your hard work! A lot of students showed interest this year to run for student council to make our schools a better place! Below are students who were voted onto the 2026-2027 Student Council. 6th grade elections will take place in August.

