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šFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH EARLY RELEASE AT 1PM
Pickup line begins at 1:00 PM at the elementary.
Come cheer on our football boys to victory! Letās pack the stands and show our support!
Miss Oklahoma Tessa Dorrell speaking to the 5th-12th grade students today. Excellent words of encouragement for our students, thank you Tessa for sharing your time with the Trojans today.
āļø October Students of the Month āļø
Here are the October Students of the Month!!!
PreK - Jade Sharpton
Kind. - Treagyn Veach
1st - Angel Jaquez-Nunez
2nd - Austin Park
3rd - Trace Sharpton
4th - Ethan Belis
5th - Zyren Marin
6th - Kynlee James
Great job TROJANS!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Get a new S-M lanyard today!!!
The Oklahoma Junior Chamber International (JCI) Senate joins the United States JCI organization in presenting scholarships to selected high school seniors. Below you will find a link to the application forms and information. Please make this information available to your students.
These scholarships will be presented in the late spring of 2026. The application should be completed in its entirety and returned postmarked to me on or before January 12, 2026. Each application will be screened based on appearance, neatness, content, scholastic abilities, extracurricular activities, financial need, and correctly following the directions.
The Oklahoma JCI Senate awards two (2) $1,000 scholarships. Those recipients will then be forwarded to the US JCI Senate for national judging. If our recipients are chosen on the national level they will receive an additional $1,500 or $2,000 scholarship from the US JCI Senate. We are very proud that we have presented over thirty national scholarships to Oklahoma students since 2001. In addition to the two academic scholarships there will be one vocational scholarship of $500 and this winning application will also be submitted to the US JCI Senate for national judging. If chosen, the recipient will receive an additional $1,000 scholarship. If you have questions regarding the Oklahoma JCI Senate, or the scholarship program, contact Becky Edwards at okjcischolarships@gmail.com. Instructions to retrieve scholarship application: Go to the website https://oklahomajcisenate.org and find the scholarship section. Print out the documents, instructions and application. The application may also be filled in and printed directly from the electronic form. The current application is the ONLY application which will be accepted for judging.
These scholarships will be presented in the late spring of 2026. The application should be completed in its entirety and returned postmarked to me on or before January 12, 2026. Each application will be screened based on appearance, neatness, content, scholastic abilities, extracurricular activities, financial need, and correctly following the directions.
The Oklahoma JCI Senate awards two (2) $1,000 scholarships. Those recipients will then be forwarded to the US JCI Senate for national judging. If our recipients are chosen on the national level they will receive an additional $1,500 or $2,000 scholarship from the US JCI Senate. We are very proud that we have presented over thirty national scholarships to Oklahoma students since 2001. In addition to the two academic scholarships there will be one vocational scholarship of $500 and this winning application will also be submitted to the US JCI Senate for national judging. If chosen, the recipient will receive an additional $1,000 scholarship. If you have questions regarding the Oklahoma JCI Senate, or the scholarship program, contact Becky Edwards at okjcischolarships@gmail.com. Instructions to retrieve scholarship application: Go to the website https://oklahomajcisenate.org and find the scholarship section. Print out the documents, instructions and application. The application may also be filled in and printed directly from the electronic form. The current application is the ONLY application which will be accepted for judging.
FOOTBALL STATE PLAYOFFS!!!!
The Trojans will travel to Ryan Friday for the first round match up at 7:00pm.
Due to the travel distance school will be dismissed at 1:00 pm to allow for students, staff, and fans time travel to Ryan to cheer on our boys. Tickets for the game can be purchased in advance on the GoFan app. for $8.35 or the cash price at the gate will be $10.
The Trojans will travel to Ryan Friday for the first round match up at 7:00pm.
Due to the travel distance school will be dismissed at 1:00 pm to allow for students, staff, and fans time travel to Ryan to cheer on our boys. Tickets for the game can be purchased in advance on the GoFan app. for $8.35 or the cash price at the gate will be $10.
š FCCLA Cake decorating at Fairview.
Millie McIntyre won 2nd place in cake decorating!!!
Great job Millie!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Looking for a small college to get started or complete an associate degree? Redlands Community College at El Reno or online may be your answer. Check out their senior day!
Winter sports pictures, retakes, and senior panel pictures have been changed to Thursday December 11th.
If anyone has caps or gowns from Sharon-Mutual in red or blue you would like to donate from your graduated student, the school is happy to store them and allow future graduates to use them particularly when there is an economic need. Thank you for your help!
I am reaching out to professionals around the state to help identify Oklahoma high school students who would be a good fit for a paid, for-credit University of Oklahoma internship this summer. The internship will teach no more than ten (10) students about archaeology, Native American boarding schools, and ways that archaeology can help reveal unique information about boarding schools in and beyond Oklahoma. The internship does not require a final paper; instead, students engage their creativity to design an academic-style poster based on their archaeological interests. Additionally, they will collaborate with an Indigenous artist to collectively create the annual āOklahoma Archaeology Monthā poster, which will be distributed statewide two months after the internship ends.
Students are not expected to have any previous background in archaeology. Instead, we seek students who are:
Rising high school juniors or seniors
Members of a Native American Tribe (or Tribes), rural Oklahomans, members of low-income households, First-Generation college prospects, or members of other backgrounds are poorly represented on college campuses.
Intellectually curious
Creative (in thought and/or the fine and performing arts)
Socially conscious
Available to participate in the internship from June 8 ā August 1 (two 1.5-hour virtual classes per week, plus a multi-day, in-person field experience based at OU).
Must qualify for the University of Oklahomaās Concurrent Enrollment (check eligibility here)
Interns will receive:
2 OU credits that can be applied to an OU education or transferred to any other college to which they later matriculate
An expense-paid, multi-day field trip based at OU
A $500 stipend upon successful completion of the internship
Interns will:
Learn archeological basics, such as: What is archaeology? How do archaeologists collect data? How can archaeology serve contemporary community members? What sort of employment opportunities exist in archaeology (hint: lots!)
Learn about the history of the Native American boarding schools in Oklahoma and how archaeologists study the material remains of boarding schools.
Meet archaeologists, historians, and others working on a variety of problems and using many different methods.
Learn how archaeology can have a political and social impact.
Learn to effectively communicate a message to public audiences through visual and other creative media.
Apply what they learn by developing an academic poster based on their own archaeological interests (with all posters then showcased on the OKPAN website).
Design, in collaboration with a Native American artist, the annual Oklahoma Archaeology Month poster.
Receive peer mentoring during and after their internship that can carry them to and through college if they wish.
Be eligible to work in a paid capacity for the Oklahoma Public Archaeology Network.
Nomination and selection process:
Applications are due on January 6th.
The selection process is as follows:
Teachers, counselors, and community members nominate students they see as a good fit for the program. Students may self-nominate, but if they do, they must provide the name and contact information of a teacher or counselor who will support their nomination.
Upon receiving a nomination, the Voices staff reaches out to the student and invites them to complete a brief online application.
Well-qualified students are invited to participate in a Zoom interview with Voices instructors and, often, other applicants.
Applicants are notified of their acceptance status.
If you know of a student who would be a great fit for this internship, please email Mrs. Hopper at thopper@smps.k12.ok.us.
For questions, please call or email at kaylyn.l.moore@ou.edu.
Students are not expected to have any previous background in archaeology. Instead, we seek students who are:
Rising high school juniors or seniors
Members of a Native American Tribe (or Tribes), rural Oklahomans, members of low-income households, First-Generation college prospects, or members of other backgrounds are poorly represented on college campuses.
Intellectually curious
Creative (in thought and/or the fine and performing arts)
Socially conscious
Available to participate in the internship from June 8 ā August 1 (two 1.5-hour virtual classes per week, plus a multi-day, in-person field experience based at OU).
Must qualify for the University of Oklahomaās Concurrent Enrollment (check eligibility here)
Interns will receive:
2 OU credits that can be applied to an OU education or transferred to any other college to which they later matriculate
An expense-paid, multi-day field trip based at OU
A $500 stipend upon successful completion of the internship
Interns will:
Learn archeological basics, such as: What is archaeology? How do archaeologists collect data? How can archaeology serve contemporary community members? What sort of employment opportunities exist in archaeology (hint: lots!)
Learn about the history of the Native American boarding schools in Oklahoma and how archaeologists study the material remains of boarding schools.
Meet archaeologists, historians, and others working on a variety of problems and using many different methods.
Learn how archaeology can have a political and social impact.
Learn to effectively communicate a message to public audiences through visual and other creative media.
Apply what they learn by developing an academic poster based on their own archaeological interests (with all posters then showcased on the OKPAN website).
Design, in collaboration with a Native American artist, the annual Oklahoma Archaeology Month poster.
Receive peer mentoring during and after their internship that can carry them to and through college if they wish.
Be eligible to work in a paid capacity for the Oklahoma Public Archaeology Network.
Nomination and selection process:
Applications are due on January 6th.
The selection process is as follows:
Teachers, counselors, and community members nominate students they see as a good fit for the program. Students may self-nominate, but if they do, they must provide the name and contact information of a teacher or counselor who will support their nomination.
Upon receiving a nomination, the Voices staff reaches out to the student and invites them to complete a brief online application.
Well-qualified students are invited to participate in a Zoom interview with Voices instructors and, often, other applicants.
Applicants are notified of their acceptance status.
If you know of a student who would be a great fit for this internship, please email Mrs. Hopper at thopper@smps.k12.ok.us.
For questions, please call or email at kaylyn.l.moore@ou.edu.
š Millie McIntyre won 2nd place in cake decorating today at Fairview.
She gets to go on to regionals to represent Sharon-Mutual FCCLA
Great job Millie!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Look who got caught being good. November students of the month. Allie Morris and Hunter Bellows.
š 3rd and 4th Grade October perfect attendance and stellar attendance awards!!! š
Great job Trojans!!!!
Thank you Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Come for celebrating our students!!
#trojanprideneverdies
The 6th grade class had a mock election. The candidates had to give a speech and then the class voted who they wanted as their president. I am pleased to present Pesident Crey White and Madame Vice President Kynlee James. After the election 6th grade learned to write ālawsā and what it takes to pass laws.
Zoey Coberley & Millie McIntyre are competing in Star Event FCCLA at Fairview today. Thank you Mrs. Schmidt!
Great job ladies!!!
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REMINDER - FAFSA prep for seniors today at 5:30 at Mutual in Mrs. Hopper's room. Students bring your chromebooks. Parents and students bring 2024 tax return.
Looking for an ACT prep class for math?
