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
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!
💯 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!
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!
Last football game for our JH Bulldogs! Come support your 7th & 8th Grade as they take on Hilldale tonight in home games. The theme is BLACK OUT!
Let's have a great week! We have dress up days for Red Ribbon Week.
Volleyball girls were were on fire this season!
Both 7th and 8th grade teams were UNDEFEATED in regular season conference play!
7th grade played in 18 matches this season. They won 7 of those matches in 2 sets! They played a total of 45 sets and scored 891 total points this season!
8th grade played in 19 matches this season. They won 7 of those matches in 2 sets! They played a total of 48 sets and scored 987 points this season.
In their junior high careers, the 8th graders scores a collective total of 2079 points, played exactly 100 sets and won 66 of them, and ended up with an overall junior high record of 31 wins and 9 losses
One more day of Fall Break! See everyone Tuesday
Skiatook Public Schools Fall Break!
And just like that we're on FALL BREAK!
Last week 40 NJHS students served at the Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma. Here's what our Historian Kam Currier had to say about it:
“Today our NJHS volunteer team traveled to the Food Bank. We bagged more than 2 tons of food to donate! Going to the Food Bank was such a blessing, and we are so grateful we got to help people in need. Our NJHS Chapter had a great time and we truly are so happy to be helping out our community!😁
Kam, Historian”
A short week to kick off Fall Break! 🍂
Mrs. Stuckey's Aviation 1 class takes off with balloon rockets! Using simple materials like balloons, string, straws, and tape, students explored how air pressure and Newton's Third Law of Motion (for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction) help rockets fly.
Thank you to our High School Counseling team for putting on the college and career fair and letting our 7th & 8th graders join in!
Our students left feeling inspired and excited for what's ahead!
We’re still buzzing with excitement from last weeks football game — and our cheer squad absolutely brought the energy! From high-flying stunts to picture-perfect pyramids, the sidelines were full of spirit, strength, and school pride. These snapshots capture the hard work, dedication, and time that make cheerleading such a vital part of game day.
Huge shoutout to our photographer for capturing these amazing moments. Thanks Kimberly Cordova!
