Third Grade became published authors today! Together, the class wrote, illustrated, edited, and published their very own book about what they would do if they woke up invisible!
Spirit Week is Next Week!!
Calumet boys move to 4-0 as they take the win over Okarche!
Lady Chieftains take down Okarche Warriors 53-46!
Cheer Clinic forms will be sent home this Friday!
Student Council will have a box in the high school office this week to collect names of families who could truly benefit from the blessing of having a Thanksgiving meal donated this year. Three families will receive complete meals, including a turkey, provided by Student Council and the student body. The drive will begin next week. For more information, contact Sarah Lippencott.
Support the Junior Class & The Jr./Sr. Prom!
Cost: $7
When: Homecoming, Nov. 22
Where: Cafeteria
Time: 4:30 PM-8:00 PM
In-town Delivery will be available by calling 405-388-8800 that day!
Student Council Officers and Ms. Lippencott would like to thank Rep. Wright for speaking at our Veterans Assembly. Thank you to all veterans. You are heroes!
The Junior High basketball games scheduled to play in Hinton tonight have been cancelled.
Homecoming is NEXT Week! Don’t miss out on the pre-sale price for the dance!
Parents of Sophomores: Coming up on Nov. 18th, the sophomores will be taking a trip to the Canadian Valley Tech Center in El Reno to learn about the different programs that CVTC offers. We are excited for them to learn more about what career tech can do to prepare them for the world of work!
PJ Party in 3rd Grade today because they met their reading goal!
Calumet takes the win!
Great win for the Lady Chieftains!
There is very little time left!! Please keep voting and keep sharing this link! We are gaining momentum, but we need your help!
http://wshe.es/bi9xzEaR
Girls tip-off at 6:30 tonight at home against Lookeba. See you there
It’s that time of year! See you tonight!
All Student Council members need to meet in Ms. Lippencott's Room during Chieftain Time on Thursday for a meeting led by Ella Freyman, StuCo President. All members must attend to hear important updates and announcements.
Any high school juniors looking to build leadership experience for college applications and resumes should consider applying to attend the High School Leadership Conference at the University of Oklahoma in February. The application opens today!
Note: Students do not have to be interested in attending the University of Oklahoma. The university is simply the hosting site, and all students are encouraged to apply. Additionally, the High School Leadership Conference provides full and partial tuition waivers for students in need to be able to attend the conference.
Apply online at hslc.ou.edu.
http://www.ou.edu/sga/cac/events/hslc/frequently-asked-questions
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