Congratulations to our October Student's of the Month!
6th - Brooks Fudge (not pictured) & Charlie Cashon
7th - Brandon Johansen & Sawyer Hancock
8th - Jeremiah Ajaguna & Avery Kirk

NMS Students and teachers had a great time at the Career Fair! Even had Coach Vaughn is thinking about a new career in her future!

Coach Henderson's 8th grade Science learned about non contact forces by creating static electricity and having their "spooky " 👻 ghosts dance

October is National Principal Recognition Month, and we want to extend our heartfelt appreciation to all of our school principals. They dedicate countless hours and immense care to managing their buildings, ensuring a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment for both staff and students. We are incredibly grateful for their leadership and dedication!

Mrs Vaughn’s Health and Wellness Class picked up 4 bags of trash around NMS and SIE campuses today!
It looks beautiful!

On this National Custodian Appreciation Day, we want to take a moment to honor our incredible district custodial staff. Thank you for keeping our buildings clean, safe, and welcoming every single day. Your hard work and unwavering dedication do not go unnoticed—you play a vital role in keeping Skiatook Public Schools running smoothly, and we are deeply grateful for the positive impact!

Celebrating Our Principal During Principal Appreciation Month! Middle school is a world of big personalities, big emotions, endless energy, and incredible potential—and leading the educators who navigate it every day takes patience, heart, vision, and a whole lot of dedication. We are so grateful for a principal who supports our staff, champions our students, and helps make our school a place where both kids and teachers can thrive. Thank you for leading with heart, encouraging us through the challenges, celebrating the wins, and always putting our school community first. We are incredibly lucky to have you at the helm!

Happy Principal Appreciation Month! 🍎

Mr. Parker's Outdoor Education class learning how to tie lures, bait hooks and fish. Not saying that the girls were better at baiting the hooks than the boys, but also not saying they weren't.

Ms. Steffens’s 6th-grade literary superstars wrote their very own short stories—complete with epic custom illustrations, official author bios, and heartwarming (or hilarious) dedication pages! The class held an exclusive read-around session, trading their freshly minted masterpieces and showing off their storytelling talent.

Junior High Soccer is a thing and we are excited to get it off the ground! If your 7th or 8th grade student is interested, please attend this informational meeting.

Continuing on in highlighting our amazing staff- Mrs. Goodwin! (Coach Goodwin to her cheer team🐾 )

Our first up teacher highlight is Mrs. Stuckey!

Local Hero Night tonight! Come support those Lady Bulldogs!

Ms. Steffens’s 7th grade ELA classes joined in on some competitive and interactive writing “FUN” to end last week before starting narrative writing.

Mrs. Freeny's Spanish class had fun practicing numbers 1–100 today! Students worked on recognizing, saying, and writing numbers while building confidence with their Spanish vocabulary

Students, Adley Carlton & Jocelyn Stroud, step up their leadership for Mrs. Postiers TEAM Leader in Me Lesson.

The Book Fair is quickly approaching!

Don’t forget! Create a Book Fair eWallet for your child NOW so they can shop cash-free, worry-free, and independently! It’s easy to set up and easy for others to contribute funds! Start here: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/newmanmiddleschool. #ScholasticBookFairs