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Juniors have the option to add the essay exam to their SAT test this spring. Students and parents are encouraged to look at potential colleges to see if they would like to apply to and see if the school would like to see the scores or have possible English credit with a passing score.

It's Homecoming Week! This year's theme is Carnival, and the week will culminate with a basketball game against Dove Creek and a Bonfire at Rotary Park at 8PM.

Ouray High School invites the Ouray community and alumni to the 2022 Homecoming basketball game against Dove Creek tonight at 4:00PM. The school requires face coverings for all attendees with the exception of players and referees on the court.

4-H is the nation’s largest youth development organization with over six million youth involved. Any youth age 5-18 years old, who is interested in learning, making new friends, and having fun, can become a member. To learn more, see the linked enrollment directions or call 4-H at 970-249-3935.

The Ouray Public Library has partnered with the Tri-County Health Network to bring a free health screening to Ouray on Tuesday, February 1st.

While Ouray School will not offer parallel online and in-person learning, teachers will provide supports for students who are quarantined or isolated but well enough to complete school work.

Teen cooking class at public library will focus on different ways to make pizza. The class is open to high schoolers.

Ouray School requests feedback and input for the 2022-23 and 2023-24 academic calendars. Please take a look at the draft calendars and take five minutes to provide your feedback.

Looking to get rid of your Christmas Tree? Please drop off your trees in the northwest corner of Rotary Park before the afternoon of Feb. 3rd to help Ouray High School celebrate Homecoming and the new year with the warmth of a great Bon Fire.