On April 30th and May 1st, 2025, the decision was made to close school due to the flooding of Bird Creek. Due to schools being allowed to count the school calendar by days and minutes, the district is still above the minimum required by the state, so we will not have to add any additional days to our school calendar for the days missed. The final day of school for this year will remain Friday, May 16, 2025.
We want to take a moment to acknowledge and thank our incredible bus drivers for their outstanding service and commitment. Their dedication to ensuring student and staff safety daily is truly commendable. Please join us in showing our appreciation for their hard work this week!
Family and Consumer Science classes are working on their "Color and Design" unit. Check out some of the designs they created last week!
Skiatook Public Schools will be closed on Thursday, May 1st, due to the flooding situation of main roads and some rural roads. This will not be a distance learning day.
It is time to complete the Existing Student Annual Enrollment process for students returning in the 2025-26 school year. The process will take place in Wengage/Sylogist, our Student Information System. Wengage/Sylogist is where you currently check your student grades and pay your lunch room account. All students need to complete the Existing Student Annual Enrollment by the end of the school year. During the Existing Student Annual Enrollment process you will complete three steps: Step 1 – Demographics, Step 2 – Relations, and Step 3 – Documents.
Skiatook High School Driver's Education Information!
We currently have 7 spots left for Driver's Education this summer. Contact Erin Davis at edavis@skiatookschools.org for more information.
The Tulsa Signature Symphony concluded their 2024-2025 season on Saturday with a special concert featuring local high school brass students. These students got to play with Mr. Stotz as part of the symphony! Boston Tilley, Abner Dunn, Alex Daniels-Lowrey, Megan McGuire, Lukis Merkey
Congratulations to Kiera Pshigoda and Alex Harper for earning a superior rating on their solos, and to Mason Wilkinson and Kiera Pshigoda for earning a superior rating on their duet at the State Solo and Ensemble Contest in Edmond yesterday. They did an amazing job!
Congratulations to Cole Farmer!
Cole received the Oklahoma State Award for Excellence in Drama and Theatre at a ceremony in Guthrie, OK on April 22nd. He was one of the just 29 students statewide to receive this incredible honor. He's only the 16th student in the history of Skiatook Schools to be recognized with this award.
Forensics students are investigating shoe print characteristics by casting a shoe print in the soil, pulling up the cast and comparing it to an inked shoe print suspect shoe.
Tulsa Tech was on campus for Signing Day! Over 60 sophomores and juniors signed their commitment letters. Congratulations to all of our Bulldogs who were admitted into these amazing programs at Tulsa Tech!
Good afternoon. Due to an unforseen delay, bus #20 is running approximately 20 minutes late on the afternoon route. Thank you.
The Easter Bunny made a stop at the high school on Thursday!!
Congratulations, Mrs. Blevins, Skiatook Intermediate Teacher, for being selected as the Skiatook Public Schools District Teacher of the Year!
Our high school botany students have officially kicked off their spring planting in the campus gardens. All of their plants were started from seedlings, and they’re excited to watch them grow! Stay tuned to see the garden transform over the next few weeks.
Yearbooks are in!!!
Yesterday was hatch day!! Our botany students discussed daily what happens inside the egg as the chick develops.
Shoutout to Shae Roberson for being the teacher of the day in Mrs. Prock's class! Shae is very passionate about the materials being taught in class, and she asked Mrs. Prock if she could teach a lesson! Shae did all the research, and made a presentation to share to all FACS classes. We love to see students take the lead in their education!!
Mrs. Perdue's zoology class completed their fish unit and dissected a perch and a dogfish shark. They compared the internal and external anatomy of a bony fish and a cartilaginous fish.
Gabi Maturino was named State Champion at FCCLA’s state STAR event competition yesterday. She competed in Child Care Teaching, and brought home the gold! She has been working on this project for a year, and the results show all the effort she has poured into this event. She represented our school and our FCCLA chapter so well!
