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STATE REPRESENTATIVES SUPPORT NO NAME-CALLING 3 DAY EVENT IN THE OXFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The Anti-Bullying Committee would like to thank State Representatives Frost and Fattman and Chief Hassett for their support of the No-Name Calling 3-day event held in the district. Today, we were fortunate to attend a student-scripted and acted play by the Sophomore Varsity Players titled "Stress".
We will continue our effort to bring an end to name-calling, bullying, cyberbullying and forms of harrassment in the Oxford Public Schools.
Our community should be very proud of the students who participated in these events and the support they received by administration, faculty and staff. The Oxford School Committee thanks all in the district who remain diligent in their effort to promote the end of this kind of behavior.
Brenda A. Ennis, Chair
Oxford School Committee
(Pictured l to r - Back row: Police Chief Michael Hassett, Superintendent of Schools Allen Himmelberger, State Representative Paul Frost, School Committee Member Marc Peterson, School Committee Chair Brenda A. Ennis, State Representative Ryan Fattman, parent Helen Howard. Front row: Oxford High School Principal Kevin Wells, students Sonny Bates, Sarah Smith and Zach Brogna).
CENTRAL OFFICE HAS MOVED--IT'S OFFICIAL!
It's official! Central Office has moved to new office space on the top floor of the Community Center at 4 Maple Road. We look forward to greeting everyone there!
Please note that our main telephone number remains the same-- (508) 987-6050; and the hours of operation remain the same as well-- (8:00 am to 4:30 pm).
FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT
Welcome to the Oxford Public School’s website! We hope you find it easy to navigate and access all of the information you need here. Everything that parents, students, and employees need is located here at www.oxps.org from teacher webpages to athletic schedules to calendars for each of our schools.
The Oxford Public Schools is fortunate to have a team comprised of over 300 full-time administrators, teachers, and staff who are dedicated to providing all of our students in Oxford with the very best education possible. We offer academic rigor; up-to-date technology to communicate and to learn with; programs that compete nationally such as NJROTC and the OHS Band and Chorus; and a variety of extracurricular activities for all interests. It is our goal to enrich our students' lives both in and out of the classroom to prepare them for success after their K-12 education. We are proud of our district, students and staff. Oxford is a school system that wants and needs community support as well. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please call me at the Central Office at 508-987-6050.
The Oxford Public Schools is fortunate to have a team comprised of over 300 full-time administrators, teachers, and staff who are dedicated to providing all of our students in Oxford with the very best education possible. We offer academic rigor; up-to-date technology to communicate and to learn with; programs that compete nationally such as NJROTC and the OHS Band and Chorus; and a variety of extracurricular activities for all interests. It is our goal to enrich our students' lives both in and out of the classroom to prepare them for success after their K-12 education. We are proud of our district, students and staff. Oxford is a school system that wants and needs community support as well. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please call me at the Central Office at 508-987-6050.
Sincerely,

Allen W. Himmelberger
Superintendent of Schools
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