Newman Middle School

Mr Williams’ Life Skills class has been learning some basic life saving techniques- CPR, AED, and tourniquets!

Our student-led No Bully Club is all about kindness, respect, and looking out for each other. Kindness is our rule. Inclusion is our goal 😎

PTO Snack Friday is this Friday 11/21!

Newman Academic Team traveled to Cleveland for OAAC District competition on Friday. They battled tough competitors all day and came out on top! Congratulations to District Champions! Let’s go Bulldogs!

6th Graders have been learning to be Upstanders and not bystanders in Mrs. Postier's Life Skills classes while learning to Stop Bullying Now!! Students created their No Bullying T-Shirt Designs in class and here are the top winners.

Oklahoma Caring Van will be here on Friday to give flu vaccines. Only students with consent forms filled out by parents will receive the vaccine. Forms can be picked up in the front office. Please reach out to Nurse Jennie Gregory if you have any questions. 918-396-2307 jgregory@skiatookschools.org

On Fridays at NMS we work on Leader in Me! Maddi did an amazing job leading her TEAMs class through one of today’s lessons!

Get Ready for the Fall Dance! The Student Council is excited to host our annual Fall Dance—and tickets go on sale Monday!

🥳 Let's Go, Newman Middle School StuCo! 🐾

Our amazing Newman Middle School Student Council is fueled up, ready to roll, and heading to Poteau, Oklahoma for the OAMJHSC State Conference! These incredible students (and their dedicated sponsors!) are not just attending—they're ready to make history as they campaign to take the presidency for the next year! 🗳️👑

Wish them luck as they represent Newman Middle School with leadership, spirit, and a whole lot of Bulldog Pride!

Mr. Williams' 6th grade science class is studying waves so they went to the pond and made some!

Starting the week off with a Veterans Program honoring those who served.

What an amazing day with the NE FCS leaders🙌 They led students through fun team-building activities focused on trust, communication, and encouragement.

Bring $10 to purchase your year long hat pass!

Our special education class had a fantastic time at the pumpkin patch recently! Back in the classroom, they kept the fall fun going by making homemade applesauce. It was a perfect mix of hands-on learning and autumn joy!

Who knew STEM could taste so good? From Milk to Masterpiece! 🧀
Ms. Seago and Mrs. Stuckey’s students got some hands-on experience with the art of cheesemaking! They learned that making cheese isn’t just delicious—it’s a real-world skill that connects science, math, and creativity. Students explored: Food science & safety, Chemistry in action, and Entrepreneurship opportunities in the dairy & food industry

⭐SUPER SUCCESS DAY! ⭐Our students have been absolutely crushing it! They got to celebrate with our Super Success Day Field Trip. These awesome students earned their spot by showing what it means to be responsible, hardworking, and all-around amazing:
💯 All A’s and B’s
🗓️ 3 or fewer absences
⏰ 1 or fewer tardies
🚫 No discipline referrals
Congratulations, students! You’ve proven that showing up, working hard, and making good choices really does pay off!

From learning their first chants to nailing those halftime routines, every moment was filled with energy, teamwork, and spirit. Our cheerleaders brought the sidelines to life this season! They cheered their hearts out in every game, lifted each other up, and made memories that will last!

Onto cheering for basketball & wrestling for these girls!

Mrs. Goodwin's TEAMS class worked together really well on their Red Ribbon Week poster! They exhibited so many great character traits and Leader In Me habits throughout the class from figuring out what they wanted on their poster to diving tasks up and finally completing the project as a group!

Mrs. Henderson received a grant from Skiatook Public Schools Support Foundation (SPSSF) for her 8th grade Science students! The grant was for Animal and Human Prosthesis. For the past couple of weeks they have been learning about animal adaptations, human Prosthesis, the process of rehabilitation and therapy as well as the financial aspect of all these things. Some groups finished their "prosthetic leg" and gave it a go walking up and down the hallway. Mrs. Henderson said: "My favorite part of all this is how creative some of these kiddos are. Everyone was given the same materials, same amount of time, shown the same videos and listened to the same instructions and rubric. Spending this time with them in the lab, watching them process and problem shoot, has been awesome as a teacher. I am so proud of them and will post more pics when more complete. Thank you, so much, to everyone who made this possible." ❤️🐾🫶

Save the date! Monday, November 10th our choir is hosting a Veteran's Day Assembly. We want to honor those who have served and we know your schedules fill up, so please pencil this in!