The Reef

Our students loved being greeted in car line by the OHS football team this morning! What a fun way to start the day!

Our OES students cheered our OHS seniors on as they took their last walk through the elementary school. So proud of our OHS seniors!

Congratulations to @Oasis_High senior Madeline Osinski for her participation in the 2023 FL TSA Competition. She earned Top Ten in 4 events and earned a 2nd place trophy in Transportation Modeling. She was also awarded two college scholarships totalling $1,500! @TheReefOHS

Morning News Crew taking over! Way to go!

@CapePD Always great to see sharks giving back! 🦈

Members of Oasis High Schools’s JROTC donated toys to the Cape Coral Police Department in an effort to provide gifts to those in need this holiday season. 🎖️Thank you Oasis High School JROTC🎖️ instagram.com/p/CmXWzkPv66V/…

Happy Veterans Day from The Reef!! We celebrated this morning by a flag raising ceremony, led by Oasis High School JROTC. The OHS Women's Acapella Group sang the national anthem to conclude the event.

It’s always fun to live stream the OES Halloween parade and take a trip down memory lane. Thank you to @OasisESpanthers for inviting us!

Hurricane Ian may have damaged our homes, separated us, and irreversibly changed our city but it couldn't destroy our pride. We are #oasisstrong now and forever! 🦈 #capecoraltogether #hurricaneian #leecountystrong #afterian #hurricane

🌧️ As rain enters our forecast, the need for tarps will increase. The City is distributing FREE tarps at: 🔵 Cape Christian, 2110 Chiquita Boulevard S 🔵 Ocean Church, 2016 Kismet Parkway E 🔵 Leonard Street POD, 4820 Leonard Street (This site closes at the end of 10/9.)

Returning home after #HurricaneIan? Mold can grow on building materials that have been wet for more than 48 hours. Fast & proper clean-up is essential to avoid possible health issues. ⬇️ Follow the tips below to get rid of mold in your home. FloridaDisaster.org/Info

UPDATE: 6:47 a.m. 10/09/22 Today, utility workers continue to work aggressively toward restoring power to the remaining LCEC residents out of service in Lee County. 1 of 8

UPDATE: 9:57 P.M. 10/7/22 Complete restoration is a monumental task, especially on the barrier islands of Sanibel and Pine Island. LCEC and its members have been supported by the following mutual aid and many more throughout the restoration process. 1 of 7

🚨 LCEC Customers with gated properties, please leave gates unlocked so crews have access to restoring power. Crews have been running into this road block, please spread the word.

UPDATE: 7:04 a.m. 10/7/22 With just over 2,300 crews, the effort to restore power to customers in SWFL is a collaboration of State and local agencies, cooperatives, investor-owned, and municipal utilities, contractors, vendors, suppliers, & hundreds of support personnel. 1 of 2

If you're in an area impacted by #Ian, please stay off the roads unless it is absolutely necessary. Do not drive through flooding, assume all downed power lines are live, and treat intersections without power as four-way stops. @FLSERT

Cape Coral extends state of emergency, waives permit fees for emergency repairs in wake of Hurricane Ian naplesnews.com/story/news/loc…

Make sure to stay safe during #hurricane Ian! Here is some information regarding the storm and how it will affect Oasis. For updates, follow @CapeCoral, @CapePD, @NOAA, or go to campsite.bio/thereef for links to the updated information! As news comes out, we’ll let you know!

Robot soccer matches in full effect at Oasis High! @VEXRobotics

🚨 A Citywide boil water notice has been issued, effective immediately, due to E. coli bacteria present in two separate samples. We advise residents to boil water for 1 minute or use bottled water until the advisory has been lifted. Visit bit.ly/3Liha6H for more info.