Congratulations to our students who placed in the Carl Albert Scholastic Meet.
Thalia Vue – 1st in Accounting and 2nd in World History
Zoey Vincent – 1st in American Literature, 4th in Psychology, and 5th in American History
William Day – 1st in English Literature, 1st in Trig, and 2nd in Chemistry,
Abrianna Hudlow – 2nd in Physics, 4th in Biology, and 10th in Grammar
Daniel Richardson – 2nd in Physical Science
Ben Burgess – 3rd in Speech and 12th in Geometry
Tyler Willett - 4th in Computer Science II and 5th in Business Math
Monica Willett - 8th in Government and 10th in Oklahoma History
Ashlyn Lawrence - 9th in Vocabulary
Tucker Morton - 7th in Music
Teslyn Waller - 8th in Algebra I
River Cogburn - 6th in Journalism
Jaden Garcia - 8th in Computer Science I
Anna Scheubeck - 8th in Geography
Congratulations to Abrianna Hudlow. She has been selected to attend a STEAM conference in San Jose, CA at Stanford Universiry. This trip is being sponsored by Gear Up. We are so proud of her.
Bus 1 is on its way now. Breakfast will still be available when students arrive. Teachers should expect some students to be 45 minutes late.
Bus 1 (Bengal Route) will be late this morning due to bus problems.
If you have previously opted out of text messages and phone calls from the LeFlore Public School App, you can easily opt back in by texting START to 98900. "START" needs to be in all caps.
Reminder: Monday, February 19, is a virtual day in observation of President's Day.
Please help us give a big thumbs up and thank you to Mrs. Deatherage, our counselor. She works so hard for our students and school district. Our school relies so heavily on her for so many things. Thank you, Mrs. Deatherage for all that you do!
Due to the Regional basketball game, 7th - 12th will have distance learning on Thursday, February 15th. P3-6th grade will still attend in person and bus routes will run as normal.
Cap and Gown pictures for Kindergarten, 8th and 12th will be March 27th, beginning at 8am.
4th grade took a field trip to the LeFlore County Courthouse today, where they participated in a mock trial. They also got to tour the courthouse and learn about county government.
It has come to our attention that students are wearing Heelys to school. These pose an injury risk for students as well as mark up the floors. Because of this, Heelys will not be allowed at school.
On Monday, February 5th the JH basketball games will begin at 4:00 pm at home. Bokoshe does not have a girls varsity team so the boys varsity game will begin at 6:00 pm.
The JH basketball games for this evening at Panama have been cancelled.
Congratulations to the Class of 2024 Honor Graduates William Day - Co Valedictorian Kylynn Knight - Co Valedictorian Thalia Vue - Co Valedictorian Tristan Sennett - Salutatorian Trista Cooper - Historian
Early Groundhog Day check - PreK saw their shadows, 6 more weeks of indoor recess. They say thumbs down on six more weeks of winter.
Congratulations to the Class of 2024 Honor Graduates William Day - Co Valedictorian Kylynn Knight - Co Valedictorian Thalia Vue - Co Valedictorian Tristan Sennett - Salutatorian Trista Cooper - Historian
Senior Night has been moved to Feb 1st at 6:00 pm, prior to the home basketball game with Cameron. Seniors who are members of a school organization or sports team will be recognized during this time.
Our annual spelling bee is this morning starting at 9:00am in the old gym. The public is invited to attend. Thank you!
Congratulations to our High School Academic team. They are the Class A State Runners-up. Their performance today was outstanding. They lost by one question and the game was a nail biter. These students work so hard to prepare and it shows. They represent our school well and we are so proud of them.
Please check out these scholarships available through the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Make sure to apply!
Oklahoma Scholarship Competition
Oklahoma Hall of Fame Offers $770,000 in Scholarships for High School Students Across the State
OKLAHOMA CITY – January 23, 2024 – The Oklahoma Scholarship Competition is currently underway, offering more than $770,000 in cash scholarships and tuition grants for high school students in Oklahoma. Through the competition, students in grades 9 through 12 test their knowledge of Oklahoma history, geography and its people.
Registration is open through Friday, February 23, 2024, and can be accessed by going to OklahomaHOF.com. Registered students will take a one-hour, online exam in March. Students compete in the county in which they attend high school, and top scorers are awarded a cash scholarship or tuition grant to an accredited Oklahoma college or university. Each of Oklahoma’s 77 counties has at least ten $1,000 scholarships available; a full list of available scholarships can be found online.
“These scholarships make a significant impact on the ability for Oklahoma students to attend college. Funds are available to every high school student in the state, whether they live in rural or urban areas.” said Gini Moore Campbell, vice president at the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. “We also hope that it encourages students to stay in-state to attend college.”
Scholarship recipients will be invited to attend the Scholarship Awards Assembly on April 24 at the Gaylord-Pickens Museum. More information about the Oklahoma Scholarship Competition can be found online at OklahomaHOF.com under the Scholarships & Awards drop-down, and questions can be directed to Gini Moore Campbell at 405.523.3202 or gmc@oklahomahof.com.