Skiatook High School

Reminder - No School Monday, January 19, 2026!

Meet Baby Kaiden! Our Human Growth and Development students will each take a turn carrying Baby Kaiden throughout the day in a car seat. Although he doesn’t make any noise, the purpose of this activity is to give students a realistic look at the responsibility, weight, and challenges that come with caring for a baby. You may spot Baby Kaiden in classrooms, the halls, or the cafeteria as students participate in this hands-on learning experience!

Mrs. McLain,

We appreciate the service you provide to Skiatook Public Schools and our community. Thank you for your dedication to excellence and for always going above and beyond for our students and staff!

The Skiatook Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7977 presented awards for the annual
Voice of Democracy speech contest. Checks were presented to the top three winning
students from Skiatook High School Tyler Currey received 3rd place, Michael Yanulis
received 2nd place, and Jack Groeneveld won 1st place. Additionally debate teacher
Keith Denslow was presented the VFW teacher award in recognition of ten years of
having students involved in the Voice of Democracy speeches.

Thank you to Chef Josh for spending the day with our FACS classes! Students learned how to make Kung Pao Chicken, and tomorrow he’ll be serving Chinese Beef Buns in the cafeteria. Don’t miss the chance to try his amazing cooking!

Mr. Tatum,

Thank you for your unwavering dedication to our school district and community. Your service and commitment to our staff, students, and community are greatly appreciated!

Mr. DeMauro,

Thank you for your continued dedication to our students, staff, and community. Your leadership and service make a difference every day!

Congratulations to the 2025-2026 Site Teachers of the Year at Skiatook Public Schools! These educators represent excellence across the district and are now eligible for the 2025-2026 Skiatook District Teacher of the Year honor. 

Our district wants to acknowledge your dedication to your students and the community, and we know your work will continue to make a lasting impact!

January 2026 marks School Board Recognition Month, a time to honor the dedicated board members who navigate complex educational and financial decisions that support the needs of our students and staff! We appreciate our board members so much! Thank you for all you do!

We look forward to seeing all of our students on January 7th! We hope everyone had a wonderful break!

Parents,

We hope everyone has a happy break during the holiday season!

Mrs. Prock and Mrs. Z put together a list of supplies that would be great gifts for young creators.

Congratulations to our December Students of the Month!!
Freshmen - Brody Branscum and Wensday Baker, Sophomore - Tavian Kirkwood and Lily Mizzell, Juniors - Jaxon Oleson and Sklye Puckett, Seniors - Dylan Bizzell and Autumn Lee

🏠🍬 We need your help! Our FACS classes put their creativity to the test in a gingerbread house competition. Help us choose a winner by liking the house you like best. Every like counts!

🌱 Botany students are getting a head start on spring by planting pansy seeds! These early bloomers will be ready to brighten up our campus when warmer weather arrives. 🌼

Zoology students are back in the lab. This time they are exploring the world of Echinoderms by dissecting a sea star! They are getting a hands-on experience analyzing internal and external structures.

Five Skiatook Debate students Qualified for regional level
contest at the recent Broken Arrow Debate Tournament.
Tyler Currey 1st Place in Lincoln Douglas Style Debate
Aidan Vincent & Elissa Freeman Potter 1st Place Public Forum Debate
Orion Pawlisz & Evan Whitehill 3rd place Public Forum Debate
Other students attending included: Cole Farmer, Jacob McKee, Gil Araiza,
Sam Bennett, Drew Hatfield, Max Martinez, & Noah Martinez.

Bulldog Families,

We are approaching winter break and moving further into the winter season, which may or may not bring inclement weather! Our district prioritizes student and staff safety when monitoring winter weather. The decision to close school or transition to a virtual learning day is a multi-faceted process that involves monitoring weather forecasts, assessing local conditions, and coordinating with local authorities. Please read our Decision-Making Process!

We hope all of our students and staff have a great week leading into winter break!

🎉 Huge shoutout to Skiatook Daylight Donuts 🎉 Thank you for being a sponsor of our 12 Days of Christmas for our staff! Your generosity and support mean so much to us. ❤️🍩 We appreciate you! 🙌✨

Zoology class finished up their Cnidarian unit with a jellyfish dissection! Students were up close and personal with moon jellies studying their external features.