Sharon-Mutual Public Schools

Attention all parents of students in grade 7th-12th this upcoming year, whose students participate in extracurricular activities. You will need to go to rankone.com and fill out online forms for eligibility for your students. After you find the site, find the “ Parents click here” tab, click on it and then online forms. Find Oklahoma and then click on Sharon-Mutual Schools. You need to create a new account and log in, then fill out Form 1 and possible form 2. You should be able to search for your student by first and last name and birthdate. If you are unable to complete the forms, I can assist you just reach out to me @ bshryock@smps.k12.ok.us

Junior High and High School Volleyball camp Starts Monday 22nd at 9:30 am. Please use the Northeast door of the gym for entry as the south end is under construction.

🇺🇸 Sharon-Mutual Little League 🇺🇸 The Sharon-Mutual Little League will be hosting a PARENTS vs PLAYERS Game Tuesday, June 23rd in Sharon @ 5:45. This is their end of the season fundraiser. Please make plans to attend!!! #trojanpridenwverdies

Lady Trojans doing some work at Oklahoma State yesterday. Great job lady's!!!!

SUMMER PRIDE STARTS TUESDAY JUNE 9TH, 8:00 A.M. HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO GET BIGGER, FASTER, AND STRONGER... WINNING STARTS WELL BEFORE THE SEASON BEGINS...

Our high school cheerleaders have been working incredibly hard, putting in long hours at camp, practice, and now preparing for Classic Bowl this week. Be sure to support them today at the parade and during their halftime performance! A special congratulations to Raelyn and Cashlyn for earning a spot on the Honor Squad! We are so proud of your dedication, leadership, and hard work. ❤️📣💙

SAT available

Attached is a sign up sheet for the dates for fall concession next year. We are requesting SM parents help to assist our student athletes this year. Community pride is booming and we want to carry on the momentum! If you wish to sign up, please contact Coach Aaron Marlatt. amarlatt@smps.k12.ok.us. We certainly appreciate your support!

High School Football at team camp in Shattuck. Work hard boys let's keep getting better.

🏀 NOTICE 🏐 Lady Trojan Athletes!!!!

Great Big Thank You to the Education Foundation for providing Grants for our teachers and their classrooms.

ACT prep opportunity! Sign up at https://apply.uu.edu/register/?id=c47a459e-ba48-4c8a-9179-423e5bcd5092

May students of the Month are Zoey Coberley and Hayley Bellows. Congratulations girls we are proud of you both.

Sharon-Mutual FFA officers and members attended the State FFA Convention this week. Congratulations to Laney Marlatt and Cody Vassar for receiving their State FFA Degree!

🏀 LADY TROJAN FUNDRAISER 🏀 Don’t forget to get signed up for the SM Lady Trojan Color Fun Run.  Pre registered participants will receive a shirt and the deadline is fast approaching!

Great opportunity!

Elementary upcoming events.

Summer tips for parents

Two summer opportunities are available for your students through the University of Oklahoma Biological Station on Lake Texoma. These programs are designed to introduce students to authentic field science experiences and, for older students, provide a pathway to earning University of Oklahoma college credit before graduation. For rising 8th and 9th grade students, the Biostation Summer Camp (June 15–19) is a four-day residential experience where students live and learn together on the shores of Lake Texoma while participating in hands-on investigations in environmental systems, microscopic life, mapping and navigation tools, and native plants. Students work alongside OU faculty and staff and gain exposure to how scientists collect and interpret data in outdoor research environments. This program is often a student’s first experience living on a university campus and exploring STEM through field-based learning. For rising 11th and 12th grade students, the Biostation Concurrent Enrollment program (July 13–24) offers the opportunity to earn University of Oklahoma college credit while participating in a residential academic experience at the Biological Station. Students enroll in a college-level course taught by OU faculty, choosing from General Biology, Introduction to Sociology, Math for Critical Thinking, or United States History to 1865. In addition to earning credit, students experience structured university learning before transitioning to full-time college after high school. Together, these programs create a progression of opportunities for students in your district—from an early introduction to field science to a true college academic experience at the University of Oklahoma. Program details, eligibility requirements, and application information are available at youth.ou.edu.