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8th Grade Moving On Ceremony

8th Grade Moving On Ceremony

Our 8th Grade Moving On Ceremony will take place on Friday, June 6, from 2:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Our facility capacity will allow up to 2 guests per household to attend the ceremony in person.

There will be a livestream, courtesy of OCA Media, for additional friends and family who wish to view the ceremony.

Please see the details below and complete the security pre-check in advance to help us create the most efficient and safe event possible. 

  1. Check In.
  • Complete the security pre-check by June 3rd.
  • All guests must follow our visitor safety protocols.
  • Pre-registering for this event will save time while checking in for this event.
  • If you do not pre-register, you will need to complete the full security process when you arrive, which may lead to delayed entry.

 CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE SECURITY PROCESS NOW 

  • You will be asked to take your photo and enter a driver’s license / state ID number. 
  • Please write “2025 OMS Moving On Ceremony” in the Reason for Self Registration box.
  • Leave the “Available Volunteer Opportunities ( optional )” box blank.
  • You will receive a QR code by email and/or text upon finishing pre-registration - bring this QR code with you to the event. 
  • Have your QR code ready prior to entering the building.
  1. Parking.
  • The OMS parking lot has limited visitor parking.
  • Leave plenty of time to find alternate street parking and walk to the building.
  • If you live nearby, consider walking to reduce congestion.
  • Parking is not allowed on County Hwy M.
  1. Check in begins at 1:45 p.m.

 

 

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