Sophomores , learn about developing interpersonal, leadership, and academic skills through the Washburn University Rural Scolars Academy. All food, housing, and activities will be provided free of charge.. Check it out at: https://admissions.washu.edu/heartland-initiative/heartland-summer-program/?fbclid=IwY2xjawGOKWlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHV5Jv1Wh_0nGbg7oGCgH1OkVwgol3so9OxQehONhLM2WjMA8VCRTn5nQug_aem_-TJ80b8Fv1oTGLUrqy7OKw
about 1 year ago, Terri Hopper
Tomorrow the OBI will hosting a blood drive at the High School. Their goal was to have 11 donations and we have 7 signed up so far. If you would to sign up, you can call the office to see what times are still available.
about 1 year ago, Brad Shryock
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The National Honor Society (NHS) was invited to Kenny Farms to assist with their Special Needs Day. It was a wonderful opportunity to serve surrounding communities.
about 1 year ago, Brandi Green
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HOBY Youth Leadership is now accepting nominations for their state leadership seminars for sophomores. Since 1958, HOBY Youth Leadership has provided transformative leadership development training to over 500,000 high school students around the world. Their seminars guide students through three phases of leadership—personal, group, and service. These seminars educate 8,500+ students each year as they embrace a better sense of their leadership abilities, tangible ways to lead diverse groups, and a challenge to serve their communities. See below for details. Seminar Dates*: 5/29/2025 - 6/1/2025 Seminar Location*: Southwestern Oklahoma State University Early Bird Discounted Fee**: $400 Registration Fee: $430 Interested sophomores should see Mrs. Hopper for nomination details. Possible scholarships for the seminar are available.
about 1 year ago, Terri Hopper
I am reaching out to you to share an amazing Leadership program opportunity for High School Juniors. Youth Leadership Oklahoma (YLOK) is currently accepting applications for Class 25. YLOK is seeking applicants who are current high school juniors and passionate about advocating for their community and state. During the program, 52 selected students from across the state will travel throughout Oklahoma from June 1-6th, 2025 and learn about critical issues that impact Oklahoman's (ethics, entrepreneurship, health care, economics, philanthropy, tribal, government, etc). Participants will have the opportunity to connect with peers and develop their leadership, communication and interpersonal skills. This program is provided at no cost to the participants. Applications are due December 7th, 2024. To learn more about YLOK: Website: https://leadershipoklahoma.com/page/YLOKLandingPage Application Link: https://smr.to/p98182 For more information, we have a presentation slide and Youtube video. Presentation: https://www.canva.com/design/DAFI2E0wU9Q/SACWmL7RKsy0yj6BTGv12g/view?utm_content=DAFI2E0wU9Q&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor YouTube video: https://youtu.be/khjN_1liB0c?si=A-GwP2ddYNf7h9m4
about 1 year ago, Terri Hopper
The Electrical Training Alliance of Western Oklahoma offers an Electrician's Apprenticeship program. Check it out at www.etawok.org!
about 1 year ago, Terri Hopper
www.collegeboundjourney.com is an online platform to support Native American youth with college planning. The platform matches Native American students to culturally-supportive colleges, identifies Native American college scholarships, prepares Native American students for college by linking them to culturally focused pre-college and enrichment experiences, and culturally relevant college planning curriculum.
about 1 year ago, Terri Hopper
Nice way to finish off a perfect 7-0 Junior High football season. Proud of these boys on this awesome accomplishment.
about 1 year ago, Brad Shryock
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What a fun night of football this evening with little cheerleaders, Vici Band back playing at Trojan football game, and a convincing 40-0 victory by our Trojans...
about 1 year ago, Brad Shryock
For a shot at cash and scholarships from Oklahoma City University’s Meinders School of Business (MSB), join us for our Fall Startup Sprint & Business Plan Pitch competition on November 1st, 2024, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Compete with other high school teams from across the state and learn what it takes to develop a winning pitch from MSB. MSB professors, staff and current OCU business upperclassmen and will serve as mentors helping your student team identify an opportunity by developing a fictious product, structuring a business model, then delivering the perfect 2-3 minute pitch to a panel of industry experts. Real world collaboration, professional feedback and serious prize money: $3,000 – First place $2,000 – Second place $1,000 – Third place $500 – Fourth place Previous Example: ā€œImagine and pitch a new IoT product with a marketing plan and financial projectionsā€ OCU MSB Associate Dean Bob Greve will provide all the details of what goes into developing a product, identifying an audience and creating economic projections. Your team will then work together on the product, marketing plan and financial forecast for your pitch. Rules: Maximum of 5 students per team. Teams will divide winnings equally amongst each member of their team. Winners must submit a W9 and receive their prize money via check issued by Oklahoma City University. Winners, please allow 4 weeks to receive your check after W9 submittal. To learn more and register your team, visit: www.okcu.edu/academics/schools-colleges/meinders-school-of-business/about-us/business-pitch-competition For individual registration, visit: okcu.formstack.com/forms/start_up_sprint_business_pitch_2024 Capacity is limited, so register early. Questions, contact: Kyle Golding Director of Corporate Relations and Special Projects 405-208-5536 kgolding@okcu.edu
about 1 year ago, Terri Hopper
S-M Trojans vs Kremlin Hillsdale Broncos 7:00. Pm.... if not here in person catch it on live stream.
about 1 year ago, Brad Shryock
Look what just arrived
about 1 year ago, Brad Shryock
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Mrs. Green visited the 3rd and 4th grade classes to work on STEM activities through literature. The 4th grade class listened to "The Invisible Scribble" while they worked on their sound waves artwork. They were recorded saying their names and given a printout of what it looked like as a sound wave. They made a design based on their unique voices and talked about why everyone's was different. The 3rd grade heard about "The Great Eggscape." They designed protection for eggs with different landing pads. They dropped their eggs from various heights and logged the drop time. Three of the four eggs survived. Then, they talked about how animals can survive in different environments.
about 1 year ago, Brandi Green
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Great Wins tonight by the Elementary and Junior High football teams.... The future for S-M football is pretty bright....
about 1 year ago, Brad Shryock
Congratulations Fayth Fenn on being selected to Superintendent Leadership class at HPTC....
about 1 year ago, Brad Shryock
This week's football schedule includes Elem/Junior High with Canton at Mutual starting at 5:30 on Tuesday. High school will play Thursday night at Kremlin with kick off at 7:00 pm.
about 1 year ago, Brad Shryock
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Cole’s 3rd and 4th graders joined Scholastic Live StoryVoice today. Students were able hear award winning author Brenda Maler’s story The Little Green Swing. The students enjoyed answering live polls, listing to other students ask questions and see where other schools were from all over the United States. They are planning on participating throughout the year. #trojanprideneverdies
about 1 year ago, Jeff Thompson
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Official appreciation night at Sharon-Mutual, Timberlake and Sharon-Mutual football teams show their appreciation for their official crew Thursday night.
about 1 year ago, Brad Shryock
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What a fantastic season these Lady Trojans had. We are so proud of all you have accomplished this season. #Trojanprideneverdies
about 1 year ago, Brad Shryock
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Find out if a career in health care is in your future at Operation Orange, a free, one-day camp just for students in grades 9 through 12, hosted by Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences. Explore Cool Programs: Discover some of OSU’s health care programs including Athletic Training, Biomedical Sciences, Forensic Sciences, Nursing, Osteopathic Medicine, Physician Assistant and Veterinary Medicine. Hands on Fun: Learn through interactive demonstrations and hands-on experiences. Get the Inside Scoop: Talk to OSU’s athletic training, medical and physician assistant students and learn about our programs from people in the know. Career Insights: Learn about the many career opportunities in health care. Who knows, you might find your future career. Register for one of our 2025 Operation Orange camps! LEARN MORE Tahlequah Saturday, March 1, 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Cherokee Nation 19500 E. Ross St. Register Here Stillwater Friday, March 7, 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. ConocoPhillips OSU Alumni Center 201 S. Hester St. Register Here Enid Friday, April 25, 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Stride Bank Center 301 S. Independence Ave. Register Here Reach out to our team at OSU Center for Health Sciences at chsoutreach@okstate.edu if you have any questions or need additional information.
about 1 year ago, Terri Hopper