Communications
Clear, timely and respectful communication is central to the mission of Oak Hills Local Schools. Our goal is to deliver information simply, honestly and consistently; to anticipate the needs of our families, community and staff; and to promote the work of the district in an engaging and professional manner.
Central to our efforts is communication from the classroom, building and district levels. We use a wide range of communication channels to reach not only our families and staff, but also our wider community, alumni, potential residents, the business community and our region. We are a district of high standards, strong performance, innovation and inclusivity, and it is a privilege to share our story.
Here are ways to keep up with Oak Hills Local Schools:
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Visit www.ohlsd.us
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Follow our building newsletters
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Receive emails, texts and calls through One Call Now, our automated information system for parents.
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Read our quality profile and district newsletters.
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Use the district calendar to keep current on events.
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Check out our media coverage on our Facebook page, Twitter/X site and our website, www.ohlsd.us. Share your questions with Chris Gramke, Director of Public Relations and Communication, at [email protected].
Oak Hills Local Schools' Quality Profiles:
'Highlander Insider' District Newsletter
Highlander Insider, Edition One
Highlander Insider, Edition Two
What to do if you're not receiving information:
Generally, people are not receiving information for one of two reasons: their contact information is inaccurate, or they are not the primary contact. One Call Now messages go to the primary contact but five additional email addresses or cell-phone numbers can be added to receive messages.
To add additional email addresses and phone numbers to the contact list, the primary contact can create a My Call Now account by going to https://www.mycallnow.com and creating an account using the primary contact's email address and your student's ID number.
You can also contact your school secretary directly to let them know if you are not receiving information.
