May students of the Month are Zoey Coberley and Hayley Bellows. Congratulations girls we are proud of you both.
3 months ago, Brad Shryock
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!
3 months ago, Aaron Marlatt
š LADY TROJAN FUNDRAISER š
Donāt forget to get signed up for the SM Lady Trojan Color Fun Run.Ā Ā Pre registered participants will receive a shirt and the deadline is fast approaching!
3 months ago, Jeff Thompson
Great opportunity!
3 months ago, Terri Hopper
Elementary upcoming events.
3 months ago, Jill Syms
Summer tips for parents
3 months ago, Terri Hopper
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 15ā19) 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 studentās 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 13ā24) 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 districtāfrom 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.
3 months ago, Terri Hopper
š BOGO Book Fair is here!
Stop by Thursday after school or swing in during the ball games to grab some great deals. Families are also welcome to shop during school hours.
We canāt wait to see you there! šš
3 months ago, Jill Syms
Over 50 students attended today's FCA meeting. Thank You Alan Mabra for bringing a great devotional for our group.ššš
3 months ago, Brad Shryock
Attention Class of 2019!!! Cumulative folders for your class will be purged after May 31, 2026. If you would like to have your cumulative file, please make arrangements to pick it up in the high school office by May 28, 2026. 580-989-3231
3 months ago, Terri Hopper
Last chance!
3 months ago, Terri Hopper
Regional Order of Events for Saturday at Cherokee
3 months ago, Brad Shryock
āļø MARCH STUDENTS OF THE MONTH āļø
Elementary March Students of the Month!!!!
PK - Lily Hapner & Oliver McKee
Kind. - Layla Pierce
1st - Skylar Bonnell
2nd - Julian Gonzalez
3rd - Lyla Pollard
4th - Bexlee Thompson
5th - Conagher Adams
6th - Nevaeh Thomas
Great Job TROJANS!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
3 months ago, Jeff Thompson
ā¾ļø Sharon-Mutual Summer League ā¾ļø
The Sharon-Mutual 8U baseball will have their home opener tonight at 6:00 in Sharon.
Good Luck Trojans!!!
3 months ago, Jeff Thompson
Supporting Your Family This Summer and Every Season--You know your child better than anyone, and we see how you show up for them every single day. We also know that parenting comes with its own pressure. That's why we're excited to share a free resource available to your family all year long, including over the summer. We're pleased to announce our partnership with ParentGuidance.org, a trusted online platform offering free, confidential mental health support and education for parents and caregivers. Mental health support doesn't stop when school does, and neither does this resource. Here's what your family has access to: On-Demand Courses Video content led by licensed therapists and mental health experts covering topics like anxiety, depression, social media, grief, and parenting challenges. Watch on your own time, at your own pace. Ask a Therapist Anonymously submit mental health questions and receive answers from licensed professionals. Browse more than 100 previously asked questions and answers anytime, or join the live monthly session to ask questions and get answers in real time. No camera or mic required.
Parent Coaching Connect with a certified cognitive behavioral coach for personalized, one-on-one support. With 24/7 messaging and responses within 48 hours, coaches help you set goals, track progress, and stay encouraged in a private, supportive space. Coaching is HIPAA compliant and nothing discussed is ever shared with the school. Mental Health Series An online catalog of 30+ topics including bullying, emotional regulation, anxiety, and more. Access live events, on-demand videos, articles, and quick takeaways designed to meet your family where you are. No insurance, referral, or diagnosis required. Just visit ParentGuidance.org, and start exploring. We believe healthy students begin with healthy families. This partnership is part of our continued commitment to the whole child, academically, socially, and emotionally, and we want to make sure your family stays supported all summer long. If you have any questions, please contact Terri Hopper at 580-989-3231 or thopper@smps.k12.ok.us. or Jessica Turner at 580-866-3333 or jturner@smps.k12.ok.us by May 14, 2026.
3 months ago, Terri Hopper
Another great day at track for the Trojans!
ā„ļøKegan 2nd in 100m
š¤Peyton 3rd in shot put and 3rd in discus
šCrey, Dierksyn, Rylan and Kegan
4th in 4x100 and 5th in 4x200 relays
3 months ago, Jill Syms
HURRY HURRY DON'T DELAY
ONLY 7 Days left to order a Yearbook.
$45/each
Deadline is next Wednesday.
3 months ago, Brad Shryock
Attached is the order of events for the JH track meet at Covington-Douglas on Monday, April 27. The bus will leave Mutual at 7:00 am.
3 months ago, Aaron Marlatt
ā¼ļø Community Event ā¼ļø
Be sure to make plans to attend this program!!!
3 months ago, Jeff Thompson
Laney Marlatt was recognized by the Woodward Chapter of the DAR as the Sharon-Mutual Good Citizen for the 2026 school year. She is pictured with Roberta Chance of the Woodward DAR Chapter. Great job, Laney!
3 months ago, Terri Hopper
