
OJH Parents & Students: OJH's first pep rally is THIS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th!! Come dressed in your best western gear! OJH Cheerleaders will have spirit items for sale in the morning before school- Room 304. Support your OJH Bobcats while they Lasso the Longhorns!



Orangefield Community: Junior High Volleyball today @ Kountze!


Orangefield Community:
7th Grade:
PNG Tournament:
Our 7th Grade team went 1-2 on Saturday. Taking a loss to C.O Wilson team, then making key adjustments to take down Mauriceville, but lost in 3 sets to Vidor.
Vs C.O Wilson
Loss 25-8
Loss 25-12
Aces: Mika Ragusa (1), Brooklyn Lee (1)
Kills:
Assists:
Digs: Adalynn Worthy (1)
Vs Mauriceville
Loss 25-13
Won 26-28
Won 15-8
Aces: Mika Ragusa (1), Adalynn Worthy (3), Vanessa Ciancaglione (2), Emma Arnold (2), Brooklyn Lee (1).
Kills: Vanessa Ciancaglione (1), Brooklyn Lee (2)
Assists:
Digs: Emma Arnold (5), Brooklyn Lee (1), Heaven Brickley (1)
Vs Vidor
Loss 23-25
Won 25-13
Loss 6-15
Aces: Mika Ragusa (4), Adalynn Worthy (4), Vanessa Ciancaglione (1), Emma Arnold (3), Brooklyn Lee (1).
Kills: Peyton Nichols (3), Brooklyn Lee (2)
Assists: Brooklyn Lee (2)
Digs: Kollyns DuBose (2), Brooklyn Lee (2), Heaven Brickley (3)
Our 8th Grade team went 2-1 on Saturday. Taking a loss to a competitive C.O Wilson team, then making key adjustments to take down both Mauriceville and Little Cypress.
Vs C.O Wilson
Loss 25-8
Loss 26-24
Aces: Presley Gilbeaux (5), Madeline Breaux (2)
Kills: Maizey Jaynes (2), Kylie VanMarion (3), Madeline Breaux (4)
Assists: Piper Pollet (7)
Digs: Rylee Ramirez (3)
Vs Mauriceville
Win 7-25
Win 6-25
Aces: Presley Gilbeaux (8), Rylee Ramirez (5), Piper Pollet (3)
Kills: Maddie Breaux (3), Piper Pollet (2), Presley Gilbeaux (2)
Assists: Piper Pollet (7)
Digs: Rylee Ramirez (2)
Vs Little Cypress
Win 12-25
Loss 26-24
Win 7-15
Aces: Piper Pollet (5), Maddie Breaux (5), Maizey Jaynes (3)
Kills: Ainsley McAlpin (2), Maddie Breaux (2), Layknn Granger (1)
Assists: Piper Pollet (6)
Digs: Presley Gilbeaux (2), Zoe Carroll (2), Carleigh Mouton (1)
Our Lady Bobcats will start district play on Monday against the Lionettes as we look for our first sweep of the season!


OJH Students: Stop by the Art Room (304) on Friday Morning to get your Bayou Bowl Face Paint!


OJH Parents: Here are the dress up days for homecoming spirit week!
Tuesday, September 24th - Favorite Color - Come decked out in your favorite color, wearing silly clothes and accessories from head to toe!
Wednesday, September 25th - Fandom - What are you a fan of? Prove what a huge fan you are by wearing an outfit to show how much you love 'em. It could be a favorite sports team, movie, singer, band, book, etc.
Thursday, September 26th - Hollywood vs. Backwoods - Do you love the glitz and glam of Hollywood? Or are you more of the down-to-earth country type? Come dressed in either the fancy attire of the stars or in your favorite camo and Western wear.
Friday, September 27th - Orange Out - Dress out in all orange for Homecoming to support our Bobcats!


OJH Parents: Fall pictures are tomorrow morning for OJH. Order forms are available outside of the office. All students and staff are required to take a picture. These pictures will go in the yearbook.


OJH Parents/Guardians - Please take a moment to review the updated policy below:
Energy drinks (Monster, Redbull, Ghost, etc.) and glass bottles are not allowed on campus at any time. Outside drinks must be consumed in the cafeteria during breakfast and lunch. Only water is allowed outside of the cafeteria, and must be in a container with a lid.

Orangefield Community:
The junior high kicked off their season taking a quick trip down the road to Mauriceville for some Thursday night lights.
The 7th grade started things off winning 24-6 against a very stout Panther team. Landon Agerton scored all four of his touchdowns, flashing his speed around the edge and making would-be tacklers miss. Downfield blocking was a key to his success as Traeson Addison, Kamden Smith-Slagle, and Lexon Detwiler did all the dirty work. Larson Richard showed his shiftyness as he contributed a handful of nice runs from the quarterback position. Defensively, the whole Bobcat unit was solid as white hats were flying to the football. Standouts and big hits were made by Valen Vacek, Dominic Vincent , Ainsley Skibo, Agerton and Richard. Great showing by this whole team with a lot of things to build on for the next game.
The 8th grade came in and tried to squeeze out at least a half of football before the lightning came and the skies opened up. The Bobcats opened up scoring on the first series almost immediately. Kaysen Click showed how fast he was gashing the defense left and right, scoring three different times around the end. Click also connected on a deep ball to Kolston Robinson who came inches away from scoring. Major Butler read the defense perfectly, pulling the handoff and scampering in untouched for six. Lawrence Stiener did his usual long touchdown running through his tacklers and scorching the rest. The offensive line was very solid tonight as Brennan Scott , Dean Bernal, Brennon Moore and Keaton Leonard made holes all night for Andrew Burt, Click, and Steiner. Defensively, Burt and Leonard took charge sticking their nose in there on almost every play. This group has their first shut out of the year with lots to build on for the upcoming season.

OJH Parents: Due to early release schedule, no outside visitors will be permitted to eat lunch with students tomorrow, September 6th. This will pertain to all early release days.


Attention OJH Community: Mark your calendar for this years pep rally schedule. Each Pep rally will be assigned a theme for students to dress up. Jr. High Pep-Rallies are open to Parents/Guardians. Doors open at 3:10, and Pep-Rallies will start at 3:15. If you are attending, please do not park in the bus lanes on the south side of the building. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U4qE2NYoz4EB_S1gdtjsYQwvdsBK24b9/view?usp=drive_link


OJH Parents, Tomorrow is the Last Day: If you would like to participate in this year's Bobcat Bites program, please click on the following link and submit your form by September 4th. Deliveries to Junior High students will begin the first week of October: https://forms.gle/bcgy3LiCRUSL6QG87

Tonight, at the August board meeting, the board and Dr. McAlpin recognized our August Teacher and Employee of the Month.
Nancy Edwards - OISD Teacher of the Month
Anetha Myers - OISD Employee of the Month
Thank you to @Trendz and @HeavenSentFlorist for the beautiful plant donations!



We would like to thank retired Marine Staff Sergeant Trice Luker for demonstrating to our students how to raise, lower, and fold the campus flags. Keeping our campus patriotic this year we have Abri Marino, Jacelynn Barnes, Jayden Theriot, and Kasen Koonce.


Friday, August 23rd, the ice cream man will be visiting the OJH campus for the first time this year! Starting things off sweet!


OJH Parents and Students: Thanks to donations from local businesses, students with good attendance will have the chance to win awesome prizes this year. At the end of each six weeks, one student with good attendance will be drawn to receive one of the donated prizes. Student eligibility to win starts with 5 entries for good attendance. With each unexcused absence, students will lose two entries. As a thank you to all Bobcat Businesses that support student success, Wednesday, September 25th OJH students and staff are encouraged to dress in support of local businesses!


Attention OJH Parents: If you would like to participate in this year's Bobcat Bites program, please click on the following link and submit your form by September 4th. Deliveries to Junior High students will begin the first week of October: https://forms.gle/bcgy3LiCRUSL6QG87


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Orangefield Junior High Parents: Please see the attached map with important pick-up and drop-off information. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FO2YPeAmn_--hMatVZRC_RmyJ-cqxS90/view?usp=drive_link


Updated Office/Registration Hours for Monday, August 5th!


Updated Office Hours for Monday, August 5th.
