There will be NO SUMMER SCHOOL tomorrow, June 11th, 2024 due to many staff attending the funeral of Mr. Feely’s father, Joe Feely. Our deepest sympathies go out to the entire Feely family during this time.
Five Okeene High School students attended the 84th session of Oklahoma American Legion Boys State at Rogers State University May 25- June 1, 2024. It was a historic year with the largest population attending. Delegates conducted local government elections while sheltering from an F-3 tornado which struck Claremore and the surrounding communities late in the evening on the day of their arrival. Reportedly, the 320 delegates and 100 staff/volunteers were safely in the underground tornado shelter within 6 minutes of the first alarm. Luckily, the university was not in the path of destruction but was without power intermittently throughout the week from the storm. Despite the challenges, programs continued as delegates studied the government process through classes and simulations of government in action including mock legislature, state executive offices, court system, and emergency management. Delegates also participated in teambuilding activities competing in basketball, combat soccer, marksmanship, volleyball, flickerball, eSports, and an Academic Bowl. Congratulations to Diego Lopez, Destry Swaim, Edan Chasteen, Meade Brickman, and Wyatt Graham for representing Okeene High School at this year’s Boys State.
JH & HS Physicals are today, Thursday June 6th from 3:00-5:00. 🩺 There are forms at the HS and in the Activity Center.
Summer school kicked off today. They didn't let the weather spoil the fun. Students engaged in balloon and bubble activities at the Okeene Public Library.
The Okeene Whippet Football team is hosting a team store for the upcoming season! 🏈 Order all your Whippet gear and receive the items before the season starts! Click the link to get started: https://midwestteamsports.chipply.com/OkeeneFootball/
On May 8th, the Elementary TAG (Talented and Gifted) students traveled to Jenks to the Oklahoma Aquarium for their end of the year trip.
Summer Pride Info ⤵️
Mr. Woolley's 6th graders celebrated the last day of being an Elementary student with a fun day at the park.
Mrs. Unruh's 1st grade class finished up an author study on Eric Carle last week. They discussed things he did, liked, and created. They discussed his painting techniques and tried them out themselves. Mrs. Schultz came read to them & do a craft. They had fun being creative. 🎨
5th and 6th grade celebrated reaching their AR goal with a video game experience this week. Thank you HS for allowing us to use the E-Sports equipment.
Okeene's Jr/Sr High Reading Challenge
Incoming 7th grade through 12th are invited to join us in our summer reading challenge.
Prizes and a field trip included!!!
Ms. Haworth and Mr. Woolley's 5th and 6th grade classes celebrated the end of the year at the lake yesterday! 🌊☀️
Lily and her support team are ready to go at the Special Olympic Summer Games in Stillwater! Good luck today, Lily! We're proud of you. 👏🏼
Mrs. Krause delivered the letters the seniors wrote to their future selves while in her 6th grade class. The students enjoyed reading their letters and sharing favorite memories from their last year in elementary school.
The students in Mrs. Krause’ class went to the STEM Lab today for Robot Olympics with Coach Heckart and Mrs. Hutchison! 🤖 They earned the reward for positive behavior in the classroom.
Thank you to all who have supported our libraries through the Scholastic Book Fairs this year. If you missed our Book Fair, you can still shop our online Fair through May 15th. 25% of online sales go to purchase new books for our student!
Schedule of events for our Little Olympics tomorrow, May 13th.
REMINDER: Online orders end Sunday, May 12th! Please get your orders in.
4th grade livin' in 1910 at Turkey Creek School.
Promotion pictures were taken. Students were given forms. If you'd like to purchase, please return by next Wed. If returned by Monday the 14th, they will be delivered to students before the last day of school. If not, they'll be delivered to the Superintendent's office.
