Congratulations to Austin Veach. She placed 3rd in the 200m today at the Covington-Douglas track meet.

ā¾ļø Summer Baseball News ā¾ļø
Dace Lamberth plays 8U Baseball on an Ok Kids Team in the Spring and Summer.
His competed in the Rumble on the Red Dirt Tournament in the 8U age group and were tournament runner ups!!!
Great job Dace!!!
#trojanprideneverdies

The Jeannine Rainbolt College of Education (JRCoE) at The University of Oklahoma is currently accepting applications for our Find Your Future summer education camp. This program is a wonderful way for rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors to learn more about the world of education and what it takes to become a teacherāall at NO COST to them! Camp Details:Dates: May 27-30, 2026 Location: University of Oklahoma, Norman campus Cost: Absolutely FREE (Meals and overnight accommodations provided) Whoās Eligible: Rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors Deadline to apply: April 30 or until spots are filled (50 available spots) Find Your Future is designed to recruit and prepare high school students who are passionate about education. Theyāll stay in the dorms, enjoy meals, and participate in engaging activities that will inspire them to think about their futures as educators. The camp also gives them a chance to reflect on their own educational experiences and learn about the ways they can make a difference in the world of education. If you know a student who might be interested, encourage them to apply! The application portal is now open, and students can learn more and apply at: bit.ly/FYFCamp
With Book Blast, students can discover new books, earn exciting prizes, and help bring more books to others in our school community!
Julian earned this awesome treasure chest last weekāyour child can earn one too!
Be sure to sign them up today if you havenāt already. For any questions, please contact Ms. Bri.

Mondays track meet at Covington-Douglas will now be Junior High and High School. The High School will not go to Sweetwater on Thursday. This is a schedule change.
Yearbook Early Bird Special ends March 31, that is only 5 more days. Get your book ordered TODAY! Online ordering is available at yearbookforever.com.
The 2026 JBR scholarship application is available for any Woodward, Harper, Woods, Major,
Dewey, or Ellis county residents that plan to attend a trade school for the 26-27 school year.
Dewey, or Ellis county residents that plan to attend a trade school for the 26-27 school year.
š„ LAKYN MARLATT š„
5th grader Laykn Marlatt plays 10U softball for the Lady Travelers. The
Lady Travelers are based out of NW Oklahoma they played in the USSA Class Bash in Moore this past weekend.
Laykn plays 3rd Base and hit her first HR as the Lady Travelers won the championship!!!
Great job Laykn!!!
Be sure to follow our students as the begin their spring activities.
#trojanprideneverdies

āļø FEBRUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH āļø
Elementary Students of the Month!!!
PK - Kingsley Gonser & Owen Knapp
Kind. - Brayton Huff
1st - Tristyn Veach
2nd - Marlee Bellows
3rd - Ranger Bellows
4th - Haidyn James
5th - Lakyn Marlatt
6th - Zane Burton
Great job TROJANS!!!

OSU Institute of Technology and the School of Engineering and Construction Technologies invites you to Women in Industry on March 31, 2026 from 9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.! This event is open to all high school (9-12 grades), adult, and career tech young women wanting to learn about careers in industry! Lunch is provided and each participant will be able to talk with various industry partners, get free swag, among other exciting opportunities to become part of our growing workforce! Register today to secure your spot at this event! For more information about Women in Industry or questions, reach out to information@okstate.edu or call (918) 293-4976.
Keystone is looking to fill a position in the Mutual cafeteria. Please contact Keystone for more information.

Congratulations Lorenzo 2nd place in class and 5th in division at OYE Ag mechanics contest.

SENIOR 2026 PARENTS! Filing the FAFSA is a graduation requirement in the State of Oklahoma. If you have not done so, please do so within the next couple of weeks at fafsa.gov. If you choose not to file the FAFSA, please email Mrs. Hopper at thopper@smps.k12.ok.us for a waiver form which you may complete and return to her.
SPARK360 Preview Days on April 21 & July 15!
Do you have students interested in the Spark360 Program at the University of Oklahoma? Donāt let them miss our SPARK360 Preview Days this Spring and Summer! Choosing a college is about more than academicsāitās about finding the right fit. SPARK360 Preview Day invites prospective students and families to explore how the University of Oklahoma creates a supportive, inclusive environment where autistic students can grow academically, socially, and personally. Guests will learn about the university experience at OU and gain an in-depth understanding of SPARK360ās individualized, research-informed approach to supporting degree-seeking autistic students. Participants will leave with a clearer picture of campus life, available supports, and how intentional coaching, community-building, and executive functioning support can enhance postsecondary success. Whether you are planning your own transition to college or supporting students in that journey, SPARK360 Preview Day offers valuable insight into what makes OUāand SPARK360 ā a place where autistic students can thrive. Encourage your interested students to register using the linked dates below. Space is limited. Parents, guardians, and supporters are encouraged to attend.
April 21: SPARK360 Spring Preview Day
July 15: SPARK360 Summer Preview Day
This is a chance for your students to explore campus, meet future classmates, and get a feel for college life! We look forward to welcoming them to the Spark360 family. For more information about the Spark360o Program at the University of Oklahoma, visit the Spark360o website. Questions about the event? Reach out to the Spark360o Program at the University of Oklahoma at (405) 325-3862 or email spark360@ou.edu.
Do you have students interested in the Spark360 Program at the University of Oklahoma? Donāt let them miss our SPARK360 Preview Days this Spring and Summer! Choosing a college is about more than academicsāitās about finding the right fit. SPARK360 Preview Day invites prospective students and families to explore how the University of Oklahoma creates a supportive, inclusive environment where autistic students can grow academically, socially, and personally. Guests will learn about the university experience at OU and gain an in-depth understanding of SPARK360ās individualized, research-informed approach to supporting degree-seeking autistic students. Participants will leave with a clearer picture of campus life, available supports, and how intentional coaching, community-building, and executive functioning support can enhance postsecondary success. Whether you are planning your own transition to college or supporting students in that journey, SPARK360 Preview Day offers valuable insight into what makes OUāand SPARK360 ā a place where autistic students can thrive. Encourage your interested students to register using the linked dates below. Space is limited. Parents, guardians, and supporters are encouraged to attend.
April 21: SPARK360 Spring Preview Day
July 15: SPARK360 Summer Preview Day
This is a chance for your students to explore campus, meet future classmates, and get a feel for college life! We look forward to welcoming them to the Spark360 family. For more information about the Spark360o Program at the University of Oklahoma, visit the Spark360o website. Questions about the event? Reach out to the Spark360o Program at the University of Oklahoma at (405) 325-3862 or email spark360@ou.edu.
Opportunity for 8th graders!
Music Program
Last night the Cash Carrico Band came down to Sharon and played for the students to sing their songs. They performed a mini concert for us and the entire student body rocked out to them. This was the best experience weāve had thus far. Thank you to @Cash Carrico Band for making our dreams come true! This shot is after we sang Thank God For Kids! What a great way to start spring break! Mrs. Jenkins is so proud of the students who worked really hard and sounded so great!

š HAPPY BIRTHDAY COACH BEAU!!!
The PK and Kindergarten sang happy birthday to Coach Beau in English and Spanish.
Congratulations Coach Beau!!!


Applications are now open for FREE STEM Summer Academies across the state! This summer, Oklahoma's rising 8th ā 12th-grade students (current 7th ā 11th) have the chance to delve into various STEM fields while experiencing life on a college campus. There are both commuter opportunities (students go home every evening) and residential opportunities (students stay overnight on the college campus). These are dynamic and activity-packed academies. Space is limited, so early applications are encouraged. Explore Free STEM Summer Academies taking place on college and university campuses across the state! https://secure.okcollegestart.org/High_School_Planning/Summer_academies/summer_academies.aspx
Career Showcase is a brand new career exploration event that allows participants to explore OSU-OKC and OSUIT programs that lead to careers in high-demand fields through hands-on activities, demonstrations, program tours and information sessions. Participants also interact with many of our industry partners during this event. Since this is a career exploration event, it is an excellent opportunity for high school students to fulfill key ICAP requirements.
This event is for 9-12 students, Career Tech students, adult learners, career tech and high school teachers, counselors and administrators. Contact Admissions and Recruitment for additional information at information@okstate.edu
This event is for 9-12 students, Career Tech students, adult learners, career tech and high school teachers, counselors and administrators. Contact Admissions and Recruitment for additional information at information@okstate.edu
