Sharon-Mutual Public Schools

📢 ATTENTION JUNIOR HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYERS & PARENTS We will be ordering new junior high boys basketball jerseys and need players to be sized. 📅 Date: July 8 🕐 Time: 1:00 PM 📍 Location: Elementary School We would like all players who are able to attend to come and get fitted for their jerseys. To help us plan ahead for future seasons, we are asking next year’s 6th through 9th grade boys to come get sized. Thank you!

Day 2 of Volleyball Camp in the Books! We’ve wrapped up the second day of camp, and the girls are looking stronger and more focused with each session. Their energy and teamwork are setting the tone for a great season ahead. We can’t wait to see all their hard work pay off on the court this year!❤️🏐💙

Camp continues... Lady Trojans improving....

Volleyball Camp is in full swing, these girls are working hard and getting better....

Girls don't miss out on Volleyball Camp, tomorrow and Wednesday in Mutual.

This evening, we were thrilled to welcome an outstanding turnout at our meet and greet event. We sincerely thank everyone who attended and showed their support for our new coaching staff. We look forward to a successful and promising year ahead.

ATTENTION PARENTS, STUDENTS, AND COMMUNITY!!! We're hosting a community event this evening to warmly welcome our new coaches. Everyone is invited—let’s give them a great welcome!

JH/HS Boys basketball players, after the meet and greet Thursday evening at the gym, Coach Wickware will have a short practice in preparation for camp next week.

Welcome to Sharon-Mutual Brandon Miller. Brandon will be starting up a middle school (6th-8th) Grade baseball program next spring. Brandon will also assist in other JH/HS athletics as well.

"VOLLEYBALL CAMP" Tuesday June 24th and Wednesday June 25 @ Mutual. Tuesday schedule is 9:30-7:00, Wednesday is 9:30-3:00. Incoming 7th grade thru Seniors. More information available at meet the coaches Thursday evening at 6:00.

Boys Basketball Camp @ Buffalo coming up next week. Monday 23rd-Wednesday 25th. JH and HS will both be attending. Incoming 7th grade thru Seniors will be participating. Coach Wickware will be figuring out leaves times for each day.

We hope you'll join us this Thursday evening for a special event. Your presence and support mean so much to us—we look forward to seeing you there!

What a blessing it is to have a veteran coach on staff to help our young coaches navigate all that entails leading a varsity athletic program. We are so excited to have Sharon-Mutual alumni Aaron Marlatt back to do just that. School year 2025-26 is gonna be amazing, #Trojanprideneverdies

We are equally excited to announce Sierra Marlatt will be leading the Lady Trojans Basketball program this coming season. We are so thankful for Sierra and her family committing to our girls athletics programs. Great day to be a Trojan!!!!

We equally excited to announce Sierra Marlatt will be leading the Lady Trojans Basketball program this coming season. We are so thankful for Sierra and her family committing to our girls athletics programs. Great day to be a Trojan!!!!

After a year of volunteering, we are excited to announce that Coach Beau will be helping Coach Wickware coach the elementary teams full time next year. so grateful for Coach Beau and his passion to help our young athletes.

Welcome back home Lauren Clark.. We are excited to announce that Lauren Clark will be leading the Volleyball program this 2025 season. Excited to have a Trojan back at the helm. We will be having a meet and greet in the near future, we will let you know date time and place.

Welcome to Sharon-Mutual Olivia Bellah. Olivia is a graduate from Oklahoma State University this spring and will be teaching High School science for the coming 2025-26 school year. We are excited to have her join our staff and look forward to a great year.

Only 19 hours remaining for these 3 surplus items the school is selling. Looks like the Price is good for the buyer right now.

Before school was out, Mrs. Green's 7th-11th grade classes were able to launch rockets received through the Toshiba America Grant. #ToshibaAmerica. She is very grateful for the excitement her students were able to experience while bringing math to life. The 7th grade and 9th grades launched rockets with an altimeter attached, which allowed them to determine the maximum height that their rocket launched. They used that data to determine the mean, median, and mode of the heights. The 7th grade also determine the probability of a successful launch and timed their launches so they could calculate the speed of their rockets. The 8th graders tracked the time it took for their rocket's parachute to deploy. They use their data to determine if there was a linear relation and the probability of their rockets landing on the football field. The 9th, 10th, and 11th graders coded a micro:bit to collect digital data. The 9th and 11th graders coded their micro:bit for temperature. The 9th grade had to determine how to attach their micro:bit to the rocket. They used Velcro and rubber bands. That worked, as no micro:bits were lost or damaged and all were able to collect data. The 11th graders launched rockets that had a payload. The micro:bit was put in a tube. After the rocket launched, they uploaded their data to a spreadsheet and used a formula to convert celsius to Fahrenheit. They had to determine the domain and range of their data and determine any outliers. The 10th grade coded their micro:bit for acceleration and also had rockets with a payload. After launching, they uploaded their data to a spreadsheet and used a formula to convert the G force to feet per second. Some of the rockets were launched up to four times. One rocket was lost. Two were damaged beyond repair. Students had to replace parts and parachutes on a few of the rockets. Overall, students learned problem solving skills. They were very determined to get their rocket to launch. We had several that did not launch on the first attempt. The students quickly figured out the problem. We had a 100% launch rate. The students enjoyed the project and most reported it as their favorite activity on Mrs. Green's reflection survey. The project will continue the project next year.