Since drivers ed will not be offered by the school this summer, there are some online options if you google online drivers education. driversed.com is just one of many. Make sure they are approved in Oklahoma before you invest.
Internet access resource from Cricket:
More internet access info from Pioneer
S-M students---be watching your Spark announcements and student emails beginning Monday, April 6, for assignments and announcements from your teachers.
UPDATE
Please see the S-M Student Parent Guide under Documents for current updates.
Monday, April 6, S-M Elementary grades PK-8th can pick up their learning packets and school supplies from 9 am - 12:00 pm. PK-2nd will pickup on the south side of the lower elementary and 3rd-8th will pickup at the outside door by Mrs Reichenberger’s room. Parents please check your Bloomz for messages from the teacher.
Let's have some fun!
Pickup of high school student items on April 1 and 2 is from 9 a.m. to noon. Students will need their items in order to begin classes Monday, April 6.
IMPORTANT!!!
Sharon-Mutual students in grades 9-12 should come to the high school office on Wednesday, April 1 or Thursday, April 2 to pick up the following items:
Graduation caps and gowns, honor cords, sashes, medals
Chromebooks and chargers
Calculators and chargers if needed
Locker contents
Pay lunch bills
Pay bills for missing or damaged items
Please observe the social distancing restrictions at all times. DO NOT enter the buildings under any circumstances.
The procedure will be that you ring the doorbell on the west side of the high school building, and then step back 8 feet from the table outside. We will bring your items to you and place them on the table and then return inside the building. You may then approach the table and retrieve your items. It may be helpful if you have a list when you come of what you need to pick up and then check the bag to ensure you have everything.
DO NOT return books, uniforms or other school items at this time. We will ask you to bring them when appropriate next school year. Any locker room items will need to be retrieved at a later date when the virus ordeal is ended and it is safe to do so.
We appreciate your cooperation in all of this.
Classes begin online April 6. We will be publishing further details as we progress.
Mrs. Green has sent out a survey to her students to determine the best day of the week and time to have a live class. If you are in Mrs. Green’s math class, please complete the survey sent to your school email. Thank you!
Please help us out with preventing the spread of the coronavirus. No students or non-school employees are allowed in any building of the school. Thank you for your help!
Summer meals program: https://www.benefits.gov/benefit/1747
Check out okdhslive.org for additional resource information.
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Any student needing to get their driving permit before July 1 will need to contact the high school office between the hours of nine and noon Monday through Thursday. Cindy will check their eighth grade reading test results and will mail a letter to you if they achieved at least basic on their eighth grade reading test.
Please know that we are working diligently to answer questions which have come up due to the Covid-19 situation. We will continue to post information as it becomes available and decisions are made.
We are working on plans to hold graduation ceremonies. Our teachers are working hard to continue to provide learning opportunities to our students throughout the remainder of the school year. We are seeking out alternatives for those of you who do not have internet access at home.
The lockers at the high school are being cleaned out and contents bagged. We hope to distribute those along with chromebooks and chargers, caps and gowns mid-week next week. We will post an announcement of the times we will allow pickup of those items recognizing CDC social distancing recommendations.. We are looking at options for other events which were scheduled and the possibility of using some creative means to allow them to occur in some form.
We appreciate your continued patience and will work to keep you informed as information becomes available.
Students in grades nine through 12, If you do not have Internet service of any form at your home, please contact the high school office at 580-989-3231 on Thursday this week or Monday next week between the hours of 9 AM and noon. This will help us to determine how we may best serve all of our students. Thank you for your help!
COVID-19 Update
Here is the link for the Sharon-Mutual PK-8th Spring Casuals.
https://hortonstudios.hhimagehost.com/Sharon-Mutual
Parents will need to contact Horton Studios directly via phone, email, or Facebook in order to receive their students individualized password, this ensures safety and privacy for each student.
Phone: 580-661-2836
Email: office@hortonstudios.com
Just a reminder...meals are available at Mutual from 11-12 Monday thru Friday through April 3 at the cafeteria door. Meals will also be served at the elementary office door in Sharon. Please remember you need to call the office if you would like to be added to the list to be eligible (in-district students & siblings 18 & under). Please do not enter the school facilities.
A sincere thank you to Trish Thompson for her work in getting meals approved for child nutrition needs through the closure. Also, a big thank you to Cindy Free and Amanda Mabra for their help in contacting families to make child nutrition available. Great work ladies!
COVID-19 Update.
All school activities have been postponed during the closure. Prom has been postponed indefinitely. Graduation is still on schedule at this time.
Dear parents and families of the Sharon-Mutual School District:
Administration has met to plan on how to continue serving our students during this time. We will be providing additional information via our school App, school website, and school Facebook page.
Please check these regularly for updated information.
The State Board of Education has mandated that all public schools be closed until April 6th due to the COVID-19. We will be meeting tomorrow and with the leadership team later in the week to make plans on how we can best move forward. Please look for updates. Thank you for your patience and stay safe.
Sharon-Mutual Schools is working to minimize the effects of the Corona virus. High school cook Michelle Wheelright scoured the cafeteria building from stem to stern today. A huge thank you to Michelle!! Alan Shive , high school custodian, plans to sanitize the rest of the high school buildings on Wednesday. We appreciate your efforts Alan! We will make announcements as information becomes available.
For the past two days Senior Campbell McAllister exhibited his two doe goats at OYE. Way to go Campbell for a job well done!
Students in Grades 1st-6th went to the Stafford Air and Space Museum in Weatherford today for the ones who made their reading goals.
Congratulations to Sammi Green for placing 4th with her Dark Cross Commercial Gilt at OYE! Great job on accomplishing another goal this year!
Due to weather concerns tomorrow, the HS track meet at Cherokee has been cancelled. Not sure about a rescheduled date yet.
Thank you to Mrs. Cole for sharing her 4th graders with high school to celebrate Pi Day (3/14) a little early. Thanks to Gabe Sessoms for reading “Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi” to the 4th graders.
The Woodward Elks Rodeo Scholarship of $1,000 is available. You must be a member of Rodeo Club and/or a member of Oklahoma High School Rodeo Association to qualify. Submit a cover letter explaining why they should get the scholarship, a resume', and a transcript. Applications are due April 13, 2020. Send to Woodward Elks Rodeo, Scholarship Committee, PO Box 1104, Woodward, OK 73802.
Congratulations to the Sharon-Mutual Boys and Girls basketball teams for achieving the OSSAA Distinguished Academic award. This is achieved by having a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.50 and being ranked in the upper ten percent of their classification. Great athletes and great students! Nice work Trojans!!
THANK YOU!!!
Melanie Oakes and the Sharon-Mutual PTO are putting together some new playground equipment for the elementary students.
Thanks to all the volunteers who are helping.
#trojanprideneverdies
Class C Regional runner up team, Gabe Sessoms is Regional champion of the 168 class, Garett Stocking places 4th and is a state qualifier in the 220 class. Awesome job guys!
Back in January, the Sharon-Mutual FFA Chapter hosted the Red Carpet Classic Special Needs Livestock Show. Ag Youth Magazine featured an article about the event in this month’s issue! If you would like to read the article, you can read the magazine for free at this link!
https://issuu.com/agyouth/docs/202003_magazine?fr=sYmIwZTc5MDE5
Playground Work Day!!
Please join the PTO Saturday March 7th at 1 pm to put together the new playground equipment we have purchased. And some clean-up on the playground!! Any and all help is appreciated!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Any senior planning to attend OU... see Mrs. Hopper for the OU Club of Woodward Scholarship form.
Congratulations to Sammi Green for making the Woodward District Livestock Show Premium Sale! Also, a huge thank you to Bank of Western Oklahoma for purchasing her project last night!
It’s time to begin the enrollment process into the HPTC career tech programs for the 20-21 school year!
Due to the increased number of students wanting to attend HPTC, several of their programs will require an entrance interview for this next year.
The HPTC programs that WILL require an entrance interview are:
Auto
Construction
Diesel
Health
Marketing
Multimedia
Sophomore Tap
The programs that will NOT require an interview are: BAM, Service Careers and Welding.
Sophomore who will be juniors: These students attended Sophomore Tours and completed a survey in which they indicated which program they were in. They will receive a letter from that program with the instructions on what they need to do to get into the program.
Juniors who will be seniors new to the program are required to apply and go through entrance interview, references, and any additional information.
Returning HPTC students: If returners want to continue in their current HPTC program – they do not need to interview. Returners who want to change programs will need to interview for their new program (unless it’s BAM, Service Careers, or Welding).
THE REQUIRED ENTRANCE INTERVEIWS WILL TAKE PLACE ON MARCH 24TH & 25TH (March 26th for Marketing) All interviews will take place at HPTC and begin at 3:30 p.m. and end when the last person is interviewed! Students must call the instructor to set up an interview.
Career tech will mail out the letters to the Sophomores this week.
The Horatio Alger Career and Technical Education program scholarship is now available for application at application.oratioalger.org. The application is due by April 15, 2020.
Hope to see you at parent-teacher conferences this evening and tomorrow from 4 pm to 7 pm at both the high school and elementary sites.
Apply for the FREE summer academies in science, math, technology and engineering that take place during the months of June and July. The list of summer academies are found here:https://secure.okcollegestart.org/High_School_Planning/Summer_academies/summer_academies.aspx
Seniors:
If you have not done so, please complete the "About You" and "Senior Favorite" surveys. Also, Mrs. Green needs a baby and senior picture. Please take care of these by spring break so we can finish the senior pages.
Thank you!
Senior Favorites: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf8DBkHivmsywbA8zG8DVt1-g7gyitZu84CqdKp1WdJ8pB_Pg/viewform
About You: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfrFVClYl0nOzO_LkyVDm5fFsEEv4LjO2IvwpSz8uTJgHU5vw/viewform
NWEC has applications for the 2020 energy camp contest for eighth graders Check it out at www.nwecok.coop/content/energy-camp
It’s time to begin the enrollment process into the HPTC programs for the 20-21 school year! WOW!!!
Due to the increased number of students wanting to attend HPTC, several of our programs will require an entrance interview for this next year.
The HPTC programs that WILL require an entrance interview are:
Auto
Construction
Diesel
Health
Marketing
Multimedia
Sophomore Tap
The programs that will NOT require an interview are: BAM, Service Careers and Welding.
Sophomore who will be juniors: These students attended Sophomore Tours and completed a survey in which they indicated which program they were in. They will receive a letter from that program with the instructions on what they need to do to get into the program.
Juniors who will be seniors – I will be sending you letters from our programs that require and entrance interview, references, and any additional information. Please distribute the letters to the students interested in those specific program.
Returning HPTC students: If returners want to continue in their current HPTC program – they do not need to interview. Returners who want to change programs will need to interview for their new program (unless it’s BAM, Service Careers, or Welding).
THE REQUIRED ENTRANCE INTERVEIWS WILL TAKE PLACE ON MARCH 24TH & 25TH (March 26th for Marketing) All interviews will take place at HPTC and begin at 3:30 p.m. and end when the last person is interviewed! Students must call the instructor to set up an interview.
We will mail out the letters to the Sophomores next week and I will be sending you letters for each program next week as well. Please let Mrs. Riley at the career tech know if you have any questions!
College can be expensive. That’s why scholarships for women are so valuable. First, they help lower the cost of going to school, which is worthwhile in itself. Second, they are only open to female students, making them potentially less competitive.
If you have a female student getting ready to head to college, here is the ultimate list of scholarships for women and girls.
If your student isn’t sure what degree she will pursue or simply wants to apply for awards that don’t require a specific major, general scholarships are an excellent choice. This site includes scholarships that aren’t restricted to specific fields, making them more flexible than some other options, like scholarships for women in STEM.
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Pictures have been rescheduled for March 4th
Group Pictures: Pk - 8th
Casuals: Pk - 6th
Elementary, JH, and HS Track
HS Baseball
JH and HS Powerlifting
Order forms for sports are in the office.
Spring Casuals: They photograph two poses. You will receive a proof two weeks later. At that time, you can order online or place your order with the form and mail it back. The proofing envelopes have a class group option to order or those can also be ordered online.
If your student will be needing to get their drivers permit, check with Cindy in the high school office to make sure they passed their 8th grade reading test. If they did not, they will need to schedule with Mrs. Shryock to take the alternative test.
The SM music dept traveled to Alva today to compete in the District Vocal contest . The SM Large Ensemble received a superior rating, and they will be competing at state in April. MaKynlee Mulbery and Ariona Bruce will be attending state contest after receiving superiors on their solos as well. Junior high superior ratings were Hana Chapman and Abbey Elam. Avery Groff received an excellent rating. Carson Groff and Olivia Schuyler also received good ratings. Mrs. Reich is very proud of all of the participants today - they were a class act. Congrats, Trojans!
Ms Reich has made arrangements to sing later today to allow roads to clear. Vocal leaving from Sharon at noon. They could start at 1:20 and be done by 2. Mr. Mulbery will pick up kids in Mutual at 11:20.
Vocal students will not travel to districts today.
S-M will not attend career tech or TAP today.
Due to road conditions, Sharon-Mutual will not have school today.
Pictures, February 26th
Spring Casuals: Pk - 8th
Class Groups: Pk - 6th
Elementary, JH, and HS track
JH and HS powerlifting
HS baseball
Order forms are available in the office and you can order online.
Please feel free to join us this afternoon for assemblies at 1 pm and 2 pm put on by the OSBI. They will be speaking on hazing, bullying, consent, and aspects of social media. The assemblies will be grades 9-12 at 1 pm and grades 5-8 at 2 pm in the east gym at Mutual.
Be sure to tune in for Sharon-Mutual basketball today at 3:00. Ben and I will be broadcasting the game on classiccom.tv. The Trojans will take on the Balko Bison in the Regional Consolidation Finals, for the chance to advance to the Area Tournament.
Good Luck Trojans!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Wear your red tomorrow and show your Trojan spirit! Hope to see you there!!
The pep bus will leave Mutual at 115 and Sharon at 130 tomorrow. Remember your $5 to get in the game.
The theme for tomorrow’s game at Leedey is “white out.”
Show your Trojan spirit if you want by dressing in camouflage tomorrow if you are attending the playoff game at Buffalo. Join the fun!!!
Gabe Sessoms was the 8-man State Runner-up in the 168 pound division with a 1120 pound total lift. Great job Gabe!
Correction the second day should be Friday not Wednesday Sorry about that!
Students in grades 7-12 will have the opportunity to travel to Buffalo on Thursday for the high school boys basketball regional game. Permission letters went out at the elementary today and high school students may pick up permission forms in the high school office. All forms have to be signed by a parent for students to go. Students will need $5 to get in the game. Students will be returned to the schools at Sharon and Mutual and may be picked up there. Pending a Trojan victory Thursday, the same opportunity will be available for travel to the game at Leedey on Wednesday. Please note on the permission slip the dates they plan to ride so we have a head count for appropriate transportation.
4th grade SoftSeven multiplication winners.
4th Grade- Addison Farrell, Tenley Mulbery, Jaidynce Long
3rd grade SoftSeven multiplication winners.
3rd Grade- Connor Morris, Antonio Benites, Kason Clevenger
Great job Mrs. Cole and students!!!
The Tri-State Oil and Gas Convention (TSOGC) Committee is continuing the scholarship program for the tri-state area of NW Oklahoma, SW Kansas and NE Texas Panhandle. Our intention is to annually award at least 4 scholarships to graduating HS seniors for $1500 each from the proceeds of our annual convention. For more information about the Tri-State Oil and Gas Convention visit tsogc.com. You can access our scholarship on our website at tsogc.com/Scholarships. Applications are due by April 1, 2020 and the scholarship award recipients will be notified by the end of April. The awards will be made directly to the accredited post-secondary education institution upon confirmation of full-time enrollment of the scholarship recipient. The scholarship will be awarded based on a point system for scholastic achievement, financial need and activities / citizenship. Students should be encouraged to completely answer all questions. Applicants do not have to be affiliated to the oil & gas industry, but additional points are awarded for immediate family members that are actively involved in the industry. Last year we were able to award 4 scholarships to graduating HS seniors for $1500 each. They were from various schools in the tri-state area. Any questions can be directed to Katie Shirley at kshirley@hptc.edu or (580) 571-6106 as a representative of the TSOGC Scholarship Committee.
Hope you can join us for the OBI blood drive tomorrow!
The local Sharon-Mutual scholarship applications are now available in the office. They include Mutual Alumni, Mutual Fire Department, and the Sharon-Mutual Booster Club. Applications are due by April 16 at 3:25 p.m. (no exceptions) to Mrs. Hopper.
Boys basketball plays Regional game vs Cimarron at Buffalo Thursday at 3:00. Bus will leave Mutual @ 12:30.
Any students wanting to qualify for NCAA eligibility in college need to register on the NCAA portal at http://www.ncaa.org/student-athletes/future and talk to Mrs. Hopper so you are enrolled in the proper number of core classes. Do not wait until your senior year to do it!!
No career tech or TAP tomorrow. Students who drive should bww ewww at school by 1115. Students who ride the bus should be at school by 8 and go to class with your grade classmates.
Tip off against Balko
The Woodward Rotary Club scholarship application is now available. See Mrs. Hopper for an application. They are due March 25th to Mrs. Hopper.
Seniors--Orders and money for senior roses for graduation are to be turned in to the office by February 21, 2020. Roses are $2.50 if ordered by then. After the 21st, they are $4.
NWOSU's President's Leadership Class applications are now available and are due by March 9th in the Office of Recruitment. The application is available at https://www.nwosu.edu/forms/plc=application. Those chosen for the class will receive the PLC scholarship consisting of a tuition scholarship of $2,750 and an all-expense paid trip to a major U.S. city with NWOSU President Janet Cunningham and other PLC members.
Congratulations to the JH Trojan powerlifters today at Bridge Creek. JD Sessoms was 1st, Carson Groff 3rd, and Austin Baird was 3rd in their weight classes. Great work guys!
Congratulations to the Circle the State With Song kids! Great job!!
Thank you to the great sponsors, Volunteers, local board, and Ms. Brown for making today possible! Even the adults got in on the fun for showmanship. A great day!
What a great bunch of kids and friends! Helping each other out.
Great showmanship and stock!
Great job everybody!
S-M Local Stock show highlights today.
Congratulations to Gabe Sessoms Academic 270 All Star and Peyton Mulbery 270 All Star
Mia McLain was presented with her DAR Good Citizen pin and certificate this morning. Nice work Mia!
Final score FGFS 41 S-M 15
Tough D ladies!
FHFS 25 S-M 4 at the half.
Sharon-Mutual High School conducted an earth quake drill yesterday and will have a security drill today. We want our students prepared in the event of an emergency.
Come out and join us this Sunday afternoon is our annual Sharon- Mutual 4-H and FFA Local Livestock show! We will be serving lunch from 1-2 with the livestock show to follow. We will also be announcing the winner for the Trojan fire pit raffle during the show!
KJIL and KHYM Radio are offering two $1,000 scholarships to students who will be graduating this spring and enrolling full time for the fall of 2020 at a Christian college or university. Applications are available at KJIL.com or KHYM.org and are due by March 30, 2020.
S-M girls will play FGFS in the 270 Conference at Arnett on Thursday, February 6, at 6:30 p.m. S-M boys will play Shattuck in Arnett on Friday, February 7, at 5:45 p.m.
Congratulations to Mia McLain for being the DAR Good Citizen Scholarship and Award winner! Great job Mia!!!
The Oklahoma Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Committee is now accepting applications for its annual $1,000 scholarships for high school seniors who will pursue a higher degree in agriculture after graduation.
Nine $1,000 scholarships, one from each OKFB district, will be awarded to high school seniors pursuing a career in agriculture at an Oklahoma institution of high learning as a full-time student.
Applications must be postmarked no later than April 2, 2020. Applicants must meet all of the following eligibility requirements:
· Must be a graduating high school senior.
· Must enroll full time in an agriculture program at an accredited Oklahoma institution of high learning.
· Must be a member of a Farm Bureau family (father, mother or legal guardian memberships qualify; grandparents’, siblings’ or other relatives’ memberships may not be used). Membership must remain in good standing for the duration of the scholarship.
· Children of paid employees of Oklahoma Farm Bureau and Affiliated Companies are not eligible
Applicants must also provide the following materials along with the scholarship application:
· A copy of the applicant’s official high school transcript.
· A copy of the applicant’s resume with activities and honors listed.
· Two character reference letters.
· Three essays (500 words maximum), double-spaced, typed in Times New Roman, 12-point font.
o No. 1: Explain your preferred career and describe why you have chosen it.
o No. 2: How can Farm Bureau encourage young people to engage in agriculture?
o No. 3: Explain how receiving this scholarship will help you achieve your educational goals.
The application can be found on the OKFB website at okfarmbureau.org/applications. For more information, contact OKFB YF&R Coordinator Zac Swartz at (405) 523-2300.
https://www.okfarmbureau.org/wp-content/uploads/YFR-Scholarship-Application-2020.pdf
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So proud of our Trojans!
Trojan action
Trojan spirit and Trojan fight!
Proud of our Trojan ladies!
Celebrating seniors Abbie Neill and Gabe Sessoms. To a great four years!!!
The second grade class sang The Star-Spangled Banner and the school fight song at the games this evening. Great job kids!
A competitive round of King/Queen of the court in the second grade class!! Stetson Farrell and Blane Andrews are Kings if the Court!! Congratulations guys!!
Due to concerns for incoming weather this evening, the games with Buffalo have been moved up one hour. Girls will tip off at 5:30, and Senior night will take place after the girls game.
Senior night will begin at 6 pm tomorrow. Second grade will sing the national anthem at tomorrow evening’s basketball game and then have a round of King or Queen of the court. Please make plans to be there for the festivities!
Pink Out Basketball tonight.
Mrs. Hill’s class sang the National Anthem before the game.
Proceeds from tonight’s activities will go to The American Cancer Society.
#trojanprideneverdies
Ball Insurance Agency Scholarship is now available to students. See Mrs. Hopper for applications. They are due April 10th.
Check out the scholarship opportunity at https://www.education.com/scholarships/.
Trojan fly-in tonight at the Sharon-Mutual Pink-Out game against Erick between the girls' and boys' games.
All entries are $1.00 and all proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society. We'll get you the paper as you come in the gate, and you design your best flying paper airplane to enter in the Trojan fly-in competition.
We will award a $10 Sonic gift card in each age category - - Little Trojans (up thru grade 2), Up and Coming Trojans (grades 3-8), Been there and doing that Trojans (grades 9-12), Been there and done that Trojans (adults only). Come join in on the fun!
A great big thank you to Sonic of Woodward for donating the gift cards!
Also, there will be a free throw shootout at half time of each game between our recent finalists and their parents. Should be a great time! Hope you can be there!
Check out the January 2020 edition of the school newsletter at smps.k12.ok.us under Documents>About>Newsletters and see what's been happening around S-M.
In light of the weather and sickness this week I have forgotten to remind concession workers about tomorrow. JH boys/girls basketball has concession at 6:00. Thank you.
Concurrent enrollment (college classes while in high school) is available to juniors and seniors with tuition paid by the Oklahoma State Regents for seniors on 18 hours and NWOSU will waive tuition on 6 hours for juniors. Students pay only the class fees and for books. Check with the registrar's office at the college you choose to see how much the fees are. Students have to have at least a 19 in reading and a 19 in any subject area they wish to take classes in on their ACT. That's one more reason it's important for students to begin taking their ACT. I recommend once toward the end of the year their freshman and sophomore years and 2-4 times their junior and senior year. Get signed up at actstudent.org. Mrs. Hopper can help you to see if you qualify to take concurrent classes and help you get signed up.
Check out Oklahoma's Promise for your students in grades 8-10 at https://www.okhighered.org/okpromise/. It is a tuition payment program for qualifying students whose family has an adjusted gross income of $55,000 or less.
Scholarship available - grades 9-12
The Oklahoma Scholarship Competition provides an opportunity for Oklahoma high school students to earn cash scholarships and tuition grants for college. With at least ten scholarships in each county available, students compete based on their knowledge of Oklahoma history, our people, and geography.
This program is designed to reward Oklahoma students who have taken an interest in the rich history of our great state. It is hoped students will be encouraged to stay in state to attend college and remain living and working in Oklahoma after receiving their degrees.
For convenience and wider statewide access, this year's Oklahoma Scholarship Competition will be 100% online. This timed test will be available all day on Saturday, March 28th. Students in grades 9-12 are eligible to participate in the exam. All students must pre-register by Friday, March 13th at 5 p.m.
To see a list of scholarships available in each county, to register for the test, and to download a study guide, visit https://oklahoma-hof.com/scholarships or call 405-235-4458.
5/6 grade basketball will leave Sharon with Mr. Thompson at 3:00 tomorrow for Buffalo game. JH Will leave Mutual with Coach Mulbery and Coach Marlatt at 4:45.
Reminder No School Today.
NO SCHOOL TOMORROW!!!
Due to the weather there will be NO special board meeting tonight.
We are releasing school at 10 am.
Come out and support the A.P.I. Scholarship Fund Drive! We have had students from Sharon-Mutual receive the scholarship in the past and would love to have our community support it as well. They serve great food, and you can a lot of fun !
Remember the HS basketball games tonight at Laverne beginning at 6:30 p.m.
If your child will be needing to get their driving permit, check with Cindy in the high school office to see if they passed their 8th grade reading test before it's time to go test for their permit. If they did not, they will need to make arrangements with Mrs. Shryock to give them an alternate reading test.
Join us for basketball Pink Out this Friday evening. Games begin at 6:30 p.m. Tinley Mulbery will be in a shootout against her mother Tenille Mulbery at half-time of the girls' game and Creed White against his dad Clint White at half-time of the boys' game. A Trojan fly-in (paper airplanes) will take place between games in the following categories: Little Trojans (up thru grade 2), Up and Coming Trojans (grades 3-8), Been there and doing that Trojans (grades 9-12), Been there and done that Trojans (adults only). Entries are $1. All proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society. We will award a $10 Sonic gift card in each age category - - Come join in on the fun!
The County Election Board will be at Mutual in the east gym to register voters on January 30th from 12 noon to 1:30 p.m. Please stop in and register if you are not registered.
Friendly reminder HS games tomorrow at Laverne. 6:30. This is a make up date from earlier in the year.
Congratulations to Peyton Mulbery for making the All Tournament steam at the Buffalo Tournament
Trojans played a great game but canton came out on top 47 -44
Trojans on top 33-24 end of the third. Atta way Trojans!!
Trojans on top at the half!!!
At the end of the first-quarter, Trojans on top 10–4
Good defense and good shots pay off! Keep it up Trojans!
Way to keep working ladies! Final score Waynoka 59 S-M 30
End of the third Waynoka 43 S-M 25
Way to keep hustling!
Go Trojans!
At the half Waynoka leads 27-15
Lady Trojans work hard!!
Next time Trojans
A tough evening for the Trojans. Buffalo wins 60-33
Dig deep Trojans! Find the power!!
Let’s go Trojans! You can do it!!
A fast first quarter. Go get’em Trojans!
Lady Trojans came up short. The final score H-Y 59 and S-M 26. Proud of you for fighting all the way!
End of third quarter H-Y on top. 43-20. Keep shooting Lafy Trojans!
Half time. Keep working ladies!
H-Y over S-M end of first quarter.
Be sure to listen to Sharon-Mutual basketball at the Buffalo Tournament as the Lady Trojans take on Hardesty-Yarbrough at 1:30 and the Trojans will play Buffalo at 7:45.
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Good Luck to both teams!!!
#yrojanprideneverdies
A great Big thank you to the Elam‘s for hosting a team dinner this afternoon. Mrs. Elam shared “The team dinner turned into a backyard party of football, volleyball, and trampoline fun. The kids were very polite and respectful.” Way to be Trojans!
Persistence
Final score beaver 42 Sharon Mutual 18. Way to keep working ladies!
Trojan fever..catch it!
End of third-quarter beaver on top 38 to 13
Battle up ladies!
Great moments!
End of the first quarter. Work hard ladies! You can do it!
Trojans derail the railroaders. Great job Trojans!
More action
Trojans on the move
Trojans on top at the end of the third.
Have a great second half Trojans!
Trojans owe the Rails. Keep it up Trojans!!!
Buffalo tournament games are being broadcast on Buffalo classicom
Mrs. Syms 2nd grade class participates in the Thunder Reading Challenge. Students track their minutes read throughout the school year. The OKC Thunder honors the top reader every month.
Hunter Bosscawen was the top reader for November and December. Hunter read 1,120 minutes in November and 1,505 minutes in December. He received a t-shirt and stocking hat along with a certificate from the OKC Thunder. Congratulations Hunter on your hard work!
Congratulations to Gabe Sessoms for placing 3rd in his weight class and Garett Stocking for placing 4th in his. Keep up the Trojan power! Great job all of you in representing Sharon-Mutual!
The Mooreland HS game has been rescheduled for Feb. 3, 6:30 at Mutual. There will be no 3/4 grade games made up.
A tough loss but the Trojans never quit.
End of the third-quarter. A tight game
End of the first quarter… Tigers on top. Keep fighting Trojans!!!
Tigers win 54-21. Keep working Lady Trojans!!
Beginning the 4th quarter, Trojans 12 Tigers 48
Received this message today from one of our Trojan parents: I text coach Marlatt last night, but thought I would let you know that I worked concessions with the boys basketball last night, and let me tell you that was the most respectful group of kids I have even seen! It was yes ma’am, no ma’am, thank you! They never even hesitated when I would ask for help! They jumped right in when it was time to clean! I was beyond impressed with that group of kids!
So proud of our kids!!
Keep shooting. That’s what it takes
Lady Trojans down 31-10 at the half. Come back strong ladies!
Lady Trojans hustle through the first quarter.
Congratulations Trojans! JD Sessoms won 1st place in his weight category, Carson Gross won 1st place in his weight category, and Austin Baird won 2nd in his. Way to go!!!
JH Trojan powerlifters at Snyder today. 2 or 3 lifts complete. Great representation for S-M! Keep up the good work guys!
Way to go FFA members! Today we had 6 students compete in Career Development Events contest at Woodward today. Sammi, Sharley, Cade and Lexie placed 3rd team overall in the Food Science division. Nathaniel and Blayze competed in the Milk Quality and Products contest. Great way to start off the semester!
My name is Rich Yang and I’m the CEO of Education.com. This year, Education.com is awarding a $5,000 college scholarship to a deserving high school senior interested in pursuing a career in teaching. I’d love to share this amazing opportunity with your talented students at Sharon-Mutual High School.
Our scholarship is called The Classroom to Classroom Scholarship, and we are on a mission to make an impact in the lives of aspiring teachers in America. Once a year, we award a graduating high school student with a $5,000 scholarship to further their educational goals. To apply, students must meet the following eligibility requirements:
Must be a United States citizen or Permanent Resident.
Open to students from all states.
Must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0.
Accepted as a full-time student at a 2-year, 4-year, or technical vocational college or university in the United States for the 2020-2021 academic year. We will require proof of enrollment.
Intent to pursue an Education or closely related degree
Proof of strong academic performance, leadership, and community service (see scholarship page for details)
You can find more detailed information on our scholarship award here: https://www.education.com/scholarships/
We are incredibly proud to support our nation’s teachers and we would be honored to receive applications from Sharon-Mutual High students. Any help that you can provide in sharing this opportunity with your students would be greatly appreciated!
If you have any questions about our scholarship program, please let me know. Thank you in advance for helping to spread the word and good luck to your aspiring teachers!
Many thanks,
Rich Yang
CEO
Education.com
It is time for me to speak to Juniors and Seniors about Redlands Community College and the amazing opportunities that await them. Many students do not realize the benefits that community college has to offer them and I would love to present to them about Redlands. Please know that you can schedule after Spring Break and we can also complete concurrent enrollment for Summer & Fall for your school. I would also be happy to discuss concurrent classes to current sophomores that will be qualifying for concurrent enrollment as juniors. Here is a link for scholarships for seniors who are currently enrolled concurrently and/or who plan on attending Redlands Community College in the fall 2020 semester as a student after high school graduation. Please have seniors complete these as financial assistance in college is ALWAYS a big help! These are due March 1, 2020. https://www.redlandscc.edu/paying-redlands/financial-assistance/scholarships*** THE FIRST 75 CONCURRENT SENIORS THAT APPLY AS A NEW FRESHMAN, APPLY FOR THE TUITION WAIVER SCHOLARSHIP AND ENROLL FULL-TIME FOR CLASSES AT RCC IN THE FALL WILL RECEIVE ANAUTOMATIC $500 TUITION WAIVER***Tuition waivers are scholarships applied toward the cost of tuition. Applications for tuition waiver scholarships will also be considered for the Regents and Presidential Scholarships. Recipients of the Presidential and Regents scholarships will receive funding for 16 hours of tuition, $400 for fees and $500 for textbooks for each Fall and Spring semester. With approval from the State Regents for Higher Education, the Regents Scholarship can be transferred to a four-year institution. Selection criteria for these waivers include GPA, ACT score and class rank. All other tuition waivers range between $250 to $1,000 per academic year. Applications are available in November and due March 1. For questions about tuition waivers, please contact Admissions and Advising at 405.422.1417 or Admissions@redlandscc.edu. Please do not hesitate to contact me at any time with any questions or concerns. I am here to serve you so please let me know how I can do that best. I look forward to a school visit soon! & Cougar Pride, Stevie Jantz
Recruitment Specialist
Redlands Community College
https://www.redlandscc.edu/
Stevie.Jantz@redlandscc.edu
Office: 405.422.1441
1300 South Country Club Road
El Reno, OK 73036-5304
Davidson Institute Fellows Scholarship
The Davidson Fellows Scholarship awards $50,000, $25,000 and $10,000 scholarships to extraordinary young people, 18 and under, who have completed a significant piece of work. Application categories are Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Literature, Music, Philosophy and Outside the Box.
Davidson Fellows named as one of "The 10 Biggest Scholarships in the World" by TheBestColleges.org and one of "7 Prestigious Undergrad Scholarships" in U.S. News & World Report.
The 2020 Davidson Fellows application is now open! Please visit the How to Apply page for application details and category requirements. The 2020 deadline is February 12, 2020.
This is another great leadership opportunity!
It is time for interested Sophomores to apply for CAMP RYLA! The Woodward Rotary Club sends area students to this AMAZING camp each year!
RYLA stands for “Rotary Youth Leadership award.” Camp RYLA is a leadership camp where students work to develop and enhance their leadership skills. The motto of Rotary is “Service Above Self.” This camp teaches the importance of giving back while developing strong leadership skills. This is a $475.00 value – The Woodward Rotary club will pay for the entire camp for those students who are selected to attend. APPLICATIONS are Due by February 15th. Click on the link below to apply
https://forms.gle/nvzZSpfLcUwRC9H37 BASIC CAMP RYLA INFORMATION
July 10-14, 2020 at Central Oklahoma Camp & Conference Center in Guthrie, OK.Physical Address:1 Twin Cedar LaneGuthrie, OK Like us on Facebook /CampRYLA5750
If you want to watch a video of what happens at camp RYLA – click on the link below:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pI8LpbdZe0 Attachments areaPreview YouTube video Camp RYLA 2016 - Rotary Youth Leadership Award Camp Highlights Camp RYLA 2016 - Rotary Youth Leadership Award Camp Highlights
HOBY Youth Leadership Seminar 2020 registration is now available. It is being held May 28 to May 31, 2020, at the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond. Leadership activities are very good for resume building and look great on scholarship applications. If you're interested, see Mrs. Hopper.
Congratulations to Gabe Sessoms for achieving defensive back Class C All-Star by Class 2019. Way to go Gabe!
Woodward County Farm Bureau has scholarships for graduating seniors. See Mrs. Hopper for applications.
The Woodward County Scholarship is $1500.00; the deadline to apply is March 31, 2020. Selections will be made at our April 10, 2020 monthly board meeting. Currently, we are awarding scholarship monies to 5 individuals – three graduates of Mooreland, one from Woodward and one from Sharon-Mutual.
All seniors, please complete this "Senior Favorites" survey (even if you have already done so): https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf8DBkHivmsywbA8zG8DVt1-g7gyitZu84CqdKp1WdJ8pB_Pg/viewform
Seniors who have not completed the "About Me" survey, please do so: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfrFVClYl0nOzO_LkyVDm5fFsEEv4LjO2IvwpSz8uTJgHU5vw/viewform
Tournament brackets for Buffalo tournament this Thursday through Saturday.
A huge shout out to all the student, parent and community volunteers who helped work the tournament this weekend. You made our annual JH tournament a huge success once again. Couldn’t have done it without all of you! Also a huge shout out to those who made desserts for the hospitality room. (If I left anyone out I apologize in advance! Been a LONG week!)
Join us for a Trojan fly-in (paper airplanes, that is) today at the Sharon-Mutual Junior High Tournament (going on right now!!!) between the girls' and boys' championship games. We'll furnish the paper as you come in the gate, and you design your best flying paper airplane to enter in the Trojan fly-in competition. All entries are $1.00 and all proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society. We will award $10 Sonic gift cards in each age category - - Little Players (up thru grade 2), Up and Coming Players (grades 3-8), Been there and doing that Players (grades 9-12), Been there and done that Players (adults only). Come join in on the fun!
There will be no basketball games at SM tonight. We will work to find a makeup date.
Due to weather cancelations today, SM JH tournament for Saturday, Jan 18 is as follows via photos: Thanks for your understanding!
Reminder: 3/4 and HS play Mooreland tomorrow night at HOME. 3/4 start at 4:30. Be sure to check for any changes due to weather.
Check out the Oklahoma Cattlemen's scholarship at okCattlemen.org.
Games originally scheduled following the 2:45 game today have been postponed due to inclement weather to make for safe travel for all. Watch for announcements on rescheduling.
Thanks to Clayton Mabra for donating drawstring bags for some of our athletes!! We appreciate it!
Join us for a Trojan fly-in on Saturday, January 18, 2020, between the girls' and boys' championship games. We'll furnish the paper as you come in the gate, and you design your best flying paper airplane to enter in the Trojan fly-in competition. We will award prizes in each age category - - Little Trojans (up thru grade 3), Up and Coming Trojans (grades 3-8), Been there and doing that Trojans (grades 9-12), Been there and done that Trojans (adults only). Come join in on the fun!
A HUGE thank you to the junior high cheerleaders for stepping up and cheering for not only the junior high games, but also for the high school games. You're doing a super job ladies!!!
Help us ramp up that Trojan spirit! Join us as we celebrate Tinley Mulbery and Creed White for their success in the recent free throw shootout. Tinley will take on her mother Tenille Mulbery in a free throw competition at half time of the girls' game on Friday, January 17, 2020, at Mutual. Creed will challenge his dad Clint White at half time of the boys' game. Prizes will be awarded to the winner of each competition. Come cheer them on!!!
You can preorder basketball pictures through Friday at https://hortonstudios.hhimagehost.com/V2/Home/Organization/Sharon-Mutual.
Abbey Elam is singing her heart out at the 2020 All-State Children’s Choir rehearsals! Congratulations Abbey on being chosen to go participate!
The lesson for the day is to be a lifesaver not adding to the problems of others.
Thanks to Donetta Hunter for doing our assembly today!
Students in grades 6-12 attended a suicide prevention and bullying prevention assembly today at Mutual.
Sharon-Mutual high school conducted their fire drill and lockdown drill today and conducted a bus drill yesterday.
Basketball pics tomorrow for 3/4 through HS. 5/6 boys wear the new tops u got this year. 5/6 girls blue. JH girls white. Jh boys red. HS students we will decide on colors at school.
Another Trojan victory! Great job Geis!
The homecoming court. Lookin’ good!
Loyal fans
Trojans in action!
More fun!
Pep assembly fun!
Pep assembly has been moved to the West gym due to some of the activities or it
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The Woodward API scholarship is now available for applicants. The deadline is April 17, 2020. See Mrs. Hopper for applications.
Elementary, junior high, and high school basketball pictures are tomorrow, Wednesday, January 15th. Please send uniforms to school.
Homecoming pictures will be taken at 5:30 in the new building at Mutual.
This Tuesday is basketball homecoming. Crowning will be at 6 PM in the East gym at Mutual with the girls game to follow. Homecoming dress up days are as follows: elementary celebrates with character day on Monday and the high seven through 12 celebrate with black out. On Tuesday everyone celebrates with red white and blue. There will be a pep assembly at 2 PM on Tuesday afternoon in the East gym at Mutual. Please join us for the festivities!
A much deserved victory
All tournament team. Great job guys!
Trojan champions!!!
Overtime
Tied
Great job red!
Challenge accepted
Closing the gap
Trojans rockin’ it
Pioneer leading by four going into the fourth quarter
Trojan action
At the half, Pioneer leads 33 to 25
End of the first-quarter, Pioneer leads. Work card Trojans!
Tip-off at the championship game of the Okeene tournament.
The Lady Trojans worked hard all the way. Final score 27 Alva JV and 20 Sharon Mutual.
Lady Trojans close the gap to five points at the end of the third-quarter.
More lady Trojan action to the half.
Lady Trojans take on the Alva JV Goldbergs. At the end of the first-quarter the Lady Trojans trail by seven
Trojans chalk up another W
Read power on top at the beginning of the fourth quarter
Trojans on top at the half
Trojans at work
The Woodward Kiwanis Club have again made their senior scholarship and sophomore of the year scholarship awards available. See Mrs. Hopper for applications.
3rd/4th, 5th/6th, junior high, and high school basketball pictures are Wednesday, January 15th. Order forms are available in the office or you can order online through Horton’s. If you choose not to order now, you can order later, as well.
Reminder: NO SCHOOL TOMORROW!!!
#freedayfriday
We will have a meeting for those who are signed up for the Washington DC trip this summer. Wednesday January 15 in Mrs Green’s room. 6:00
Upcoming events for next week Jan 13-18. SM JH tournament Monday, Thursday and Saturday. 3/4 and HS home games the 14th and 17th. The 14th is Homecoming with the event starting at 6:00. We could use some parent volunteers for concession for all events. If you’d like to help let me know. (Tournament brackets attached). Thank you.
Second grade learning about the weather. Hoping for snow this weekend. With weather lady Mrs. Syms.
Great job SM 2nd grade students!!!
Let it Snow!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
James Keltch and Lane Oakes participated in the 2nd annual Red Carpet Classic in Woodward today.
James showed a lamb and Lane showed a goat.
Great job SM students!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Campbell McAllister and Torin Darden helped SM student James Keltch show a lamb at the Red Carpet Classic in Woodward.
While SM student Lane Oakes was helped by Sammi Green and Taia Lovelace with his goat.
Great job students!!!
#trojanoprideneverdies
Ms. Brown took 8 of her FFA students to Woodward to participate in the 2nd annual Red Carpet Classic Special Needs Show.
Campbell McAllister
Emalee Nail
Conner Thompson
Torin Darden
Taia Lovelace
Garrett Stocking
Sammi Green
Lexie Robinson
TROJANS WIN!!!
Final 64-39
Great job men.
#trojanprideneverdies
End of the 3rd quarter Trojans lead 52-29.
Great job Trojans.
#trojanprideneverdies
Trojan action
Working hard
Awesome first half!
Turgeons taking charge
Great first quarter men!
Great work!
Off to a great start Trojans!
Final score. Great effort Lady Trojans!
Working it in
End of the third
Rebounds pay off-nice work!
Protecting under & At the end of the first half
Trojan defense!
Keep working ladies!
Strategizing
HS Girls take on Arnett at 6:30. There will not be a broadcast tonight. We will post scores at each quarter.
Good Luck Coach Mulbery and the Lady Trojans.
#trojanprideneverdies
3/4 and HS Basketball are at Arnett tonight. HS starts at 6:30.
3/4 grade boys are now in action at Arnett. Thanks Coach Bond and Coach White for working with our students.
Good Luck Trojans.
#trojanprideneverdies
3/4 Basketball today at Arnett. Thanks Coach Clem and Coach Mulbery for helping with the team. Great job Lady Trojans.
#trojanprideneverdies
Join us next week for the Sharon-Mutual Junior High Tournament!
Have a safe and Merry Christmas! We will see you January 6, 2020.
The December 20th 3rd/4th and high school basketball games have been postponed to January 7 at Arnett.
Check out the December newsletter at smps.k12.ok.us under Documents>About>Newsletter. Have a Merry Christmas!
Reminder that we will let out at 1:30 pm tomorrow for Christmas Break. Have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!! School will start Monday, January 6.
Okeene HS tournament brackets
The HS basketball games that were postponed vs Freedom have been rescheduled for January 27, @ Freedom. 6:30.
3/4 and HS basketball tomorrow at 4:30. JH boys basketball has concession for 3/4 games and jh girls basketball team has concession for Hs games. Thanks.
The following policy was adopted by the school board on Wednesday, December 11.
Graduation Participation Policy
All students will be required to pay in full all outstanding balances owed to Sharon-Mutual Public Schools and return all property of Sharon-Mutual Public Schools prior to being allowed to participate in graduation ceremonies.
Due to the weather, we are cancelling tonight’s 5/6 and jh games vs Waynoka.
We are monitoring the weather. If school is released early, we will notify you by text message and a phone call. Thank you
Basketball pictures have been rescheduled for January 15th. Horton's will send some flyers that may be picked up in offices at Sharon and Mutual.
Congratulations to Alex Carter for making the all tournament team at Mooreland.
Trojans capture 3rd place in the Mooreland Holiday Classic. Great job guys!!!
Kallie Harris and Sammi Green are going to be broadcasting the Mooreland Bearcats vs Beaver Dusters.
#trojanprideneverdies
Listen to Austin Miller and Kallie Harris call the game on classiccom.tv today for the Sharon-Mutual Lady Trojans vs Fargo-Gage-Ft. Supply. The boy’s game will be at 5:05 versus the Sayre Eagles.
#trojanpridenverdies
Way to go Trojans! Pictured are the 2019 C-1 Academic football team. These young men know the importance of academics along with athletics. L-R Front: Carson Farrell, Cade Clem, Kaden Spray, Blayze Clem; Middle: Gabe Sessoms, Alex Carter, Kobe Bellows; Back: Marcus Cook, Jordan Benites, Garett Stocking, Tabor Marlett, Lane Spencer, and Coach Ryan Nelson
Be sure to listen to classiccom.tv as the Sharon-Mutual Lady Trojans take on the Waukomis Lady Chiefs at 12:25 in the Mooreland Holiday Classic.
The broadcast team will be the “Cardiac Kid” Cade Clem and “Slammin” Sammy Green.
#trojanprideneverdies
the Jimmie L Dean Scholarship Foundation is now taking applications for the 2020-2021 academic year through April 15, 2020 at our website www.jimmiedeanfoundation.org
Every year since 2010, we have provided individual scholarships of up to $10,000 per year to outstanding Oklahoma students who attend Oklahoma colleges and Universities. Since our first awards in the 2010-2011 School year we have provided actual funds of almost $1 million.
Our mission is to provide financial assistance to Oklahoma students who will attend Oklahoma colleges and universities that we feel will remain in out great state after graduation and contribute to the Oklahoma economy for many years.
This award does not consider income levels, hardship conditions, or a specific entrance test score (although we do require a minimum 25 ACT score for 4 year colleges and Universities and 17 for OSUIT students). We do take into consideration the test score when trying to project a student's success in their chosen major area of study. We are simply looking for true Oklahomans who may find themselves in the position of not having sufficient funds to attend college but have income levels that preclude them from receiving enough financial assistance to cover their costs of attendance.
Our awards are structured in a manner to fill in the gap between the scholarships and awards already earned by a student and the cost of tuition and academic fees plus room and board charges, with the goal to eliminate or reduce the need for student debt.
The qualities we are looking for are students who are responsible citizens who have worked hard and have achieved good academic standing. We view a student's work history, their expected major, their academic achievement and recommendations from those they have been associated with as a body of work to eventually make our decision as to who will receive an award.
Our application form provides an avenue for a short student essay to allow them to introduce themselves to our foundation. We rely upon this to help select our finalists each year. We encourage you to communicate to prospective students they take this opportunity very seriously. You would be surprised as to how many essays simply state the students need for money or tell us about the other members of their family but really nothing about themselves. In all candor we already know they need money or they would not be applying and telling us about family members is only relevant if it provides insight into the student. We want to know about the student, what jobs they have held, what would make them a good investment for us, and how do they exemplify the qualities of the Foundation.
Our awards are primarily awarded to students who will be pursuing degrees that are science related rather than arts majors. Therefore, some of the majors we will not consider are music, performing arts, English, literature, Psychology, Sociology, Journalism, Business, Pre-law, Political Science, Music, Education or similar majors. In short, we are looking for students who are wanting to make or build things or serve in a health science field.
Join us for the Sharon-Mutual Junior High Tournament January 13, 16, and 18 in Mutual.
A tremendous thank you to Bob Kleuser for donating the basketball banners for the new gym! They look great!
S-M Christmas Program
S-M Christmas Program
Today Junior and Senior ag students had the opportunity to visit with Livestock Judging Coach Chris Hall and Stocker Cattle Specialist Earl Shero from Eastern Oklahoma State College! It was a great opportunity for students to see what kind of agricultural programs are out there!
Seniors and senior parents:
Senior panel proofs are being sent home today. Please select the panel proof that you want on the senior panel. The deadline is December 18th. If a selected proof is not in Horton's office by December 18th, they will select one.
You can select one on the form and mail it, drop it off with Mrs. Green, or select online at: https://hortonstudios.hhimagehost.com/V2/Home/LoginConsumer?EK=139796 The password is on the back of the form.
This past weekend FFA members had the opportunity to attend MFE and ALD leadership conferences in Tulsa! 8th, 9th and 10th graders attended MFE (Made For Excellence) and 11th and 12th students attended the ALD (Advanced Leadership Development) conferences. Both events had multiple key note speakers who taught members about leadership and personal development.
This past weekend FFA members had the opportunity to attend MFE and ALD leadership conferences in Tulsa! 8th, 9th and 10th graders attended MFE (Made For Excellence) and 11th and 12th students attended the ALD (Advanced Leadership Development) conferences. Both events had multiple key note speakers who taught members about leadership and personal development.
Thank you to everyone who supported the Junior Class After Prom Reverse Raffle
We only sold 125 tickets but we still paid out the full prize amounts. Due to the change in number of tickets sold, the winning draws were changed to 1, 33, 66, 99 and the grand prize ticket to be 125 to evenly space them out.
The winners are below. We also have a video of the drawing we will be posting soon.
#1 draw Lonnie Parsons $750
#33 draw Joel and Carol Stocking $750
#66 draw Randi Sweet $750
#99 draw Joel and Carol Stocking $750
And the Grand prize draw #125 was Kelli Adams $2000
Joel and Carol have graciously donated one of their prizes back to the Junior Class.
Thank you again for all of your support.
Congratulations to these outstanding Trojan football players!
L-R Front row: Gabe Sessoms All-District Secondary, 8-Man All-Star; Koner Weir All-District Offensive Lineman; Alex Carter C1 Offensive MVP, 8-Man All-Star;
Back row: Austin Miller Underclassmen All-District Offensive Lineman; Braydon Thompson All-District Honorable Mention; Jake Green Underclassmen All-District Linebacker; Jordan Benites All-District Honorable Mention; Conner Thompson All-Distrixt Honorable Mention; Coach Ryan Nelson
OMRF Accepting 2020 Fleming Scholarship Applications
OMRF is accepting applications for its 2020 Sir Alexander Fleming Scholar Program. The application deadline is Feb. 1.
The eight-week summer program allows the state’s top science students to enhance their research skills by gaining hands-on experience in a lab setting alongside some of the top researchers in their fields.
High school seniors, as well as college freshmen, sophomores and juniors, are eligible to apply. Students must be Oklahoma residents at the time of high school graduation to be eligible.
The application process includes submission of a long-form essay, letters of recommendation and academic transcripts. Students must be 16 or older to qualify. Once selected, Fleming Scholars are paid and may be eligible for housing.
“This program has provided a springboard for many careers in science and medicine, and there’s really nothing else like it in the state at this stage in a student’s journey,” said Fleming program coordinator Heather Hebert. “This is an opportunity to get experience that cannot be emulated in a classroom setting.”
The program is named for Nobel Prize-winning scientist Sir Alexander Fleming, who discovered penicillin and also dedicated OMRF’s first building in 1949.
Since the inception of the program in 1956, more than 600 Oklahoma students have had the opportunity to work in state-of-the-art labs at OMRF. Two current OMRF vice presidents, Rodger McEver, M.D., and Judith James, M.D., Ph.D., started their research careers as Fleming Scholars.
For application information, visit omrf.org/fleming.
Elementary practicing for the awesome Christmas Program. Christmas Program is tomorrow night at 7 pm at the Elementary Gym.
Students who work concession this evening need to ride the shuttle bus from Sharon to mutual after school if possible. Thanks.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the SM HS basketball game against Freedom will not take place tonight. We will search for a date to reschedule.
Adrian Rivas
Thanks to Mrs. Amanda Mabra, SM concession will have an additional item of homemade Bierox for Monday’s games vs Vici. Thanks to ALL who have helped work this year in any way to make our concession a huge success!
Concession stand work schedule for Monday Dec 9 vs Vici. 4 games.
4:00-5:30: JH/HS baseball & 5/6 girls basketball
5:30-7:00: 5/6 boys basketball
7:00-8:30: JH boys basketball
Thanks in advance.
Who-Ville Weeken
Juniors need to turn in all After Prom raffle tickets and money to Debbi Green, no later than Thursday morning at 8:00am.
She will be at the school Wednesday and Thursday morning between 7:45 and 8:00 to collect tickets. Please make sure you come by the office and turn those in.
Fifth and sixth grade and junior high basketball play at Fargo Monday, December 2. The bus will leave mutual at 3:15, and pick up the elementary students at 3:30.
Mooreland Holiday Classic
These three students attended the SWOSU Health Career Fair today to seek out what opportunity to might be in their future.
Check out the November SMPS newsletter! It's now available at smps.k12.ok.us under Documents>About>Newsletters.
There will be no career tech Monday and Tuesday, November 25th & 26th. All sophomore, freshman, & senior career tech and TAP students should be here at school on Monday at 8 a.m. to complete their ICAPS. Be here by 11:10 on Tuesday. All junior career tech students should be here at school on Tuesday at 8 a.m. to complete their ICAPS. Be here by 11:10 on Monday. Attendance will be taken.
Order forms are due for after-prom shirt orders by tomorrow.
Remember to share the school's newsletters with anyone interested. They're located on smps.k12.ok.us under Documents>About>Newsletters. Our junior high kids are doing a great job publishing them. November's will be coming soon!
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D.A.R.E. Graduation for our 5th graders.
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Due to economic conditions, students sometimes experience housing difficulties. Check out these resources.
Congratulations to Abbey Elam for making Children’s All State in music!
Ag students put the finishing touches on preparations for tonight’s trophy auction. Hope you can be there!
JH tourn plays tomorrow at Fargo Ellis county tournament. 6:30 girls. Boys to follow. Bus will leave Mutual at 5:15 pm.
Trojans take the lead 50 to 46 With five minutes and 53 seconds in the fourth quarter
Let’s go Trojans!!! Trojans take possession again
PTO has just finished with over a 150 dozen homemade rolls. They are starting cinnamon rolls now. If anyone would like they are at the Faith United Methodist Church in Woodward.
AWESOME JOB LADIES!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Plunger races at the Trojan pep assembly! Good stufff!!!
Sharon-Mutual PTO is working on their annual cinnamon roll fundraiser today and tomorrow. Anyone student or parent who would like to help volunteer can come out to the Faith United Methodist Church in Woodward to help.
Thank you ladies for supporting our teachers and students.
#trojanprideneverdies
If you would like to be part of a spirit line for the football team as they leave town at 1, they will travel west out of Mutual. Come help support the boys as they travel to Tipton for a victory!!!
There will be a short pep assembly in the east gym at Mutual Friday, November 15th at 12:25.
School wide Thanksgiving Meal for students, parents, grandparents, etc. today.
5/6 and JH play at Shattuck tomorrow. 4:30 tip off for 5/6. Both groups will travel together. Mr. Mulbery will transport kids to the game. Coach Nelson and Coach Marlatt will transport 9th grade boys over after football practice.
Youth Leadership Oklahoma (YLOK) is currently accepting applications for Class 20. YLOK is seeking applicants who are current high school juniors and passionate about advocating for their community and state. During the program, students will travel the state for a week in the summer and learn about critical issues that impact Oklahoman's (criminal justice, diversity, health care, economics, philanthropy, government, etc). Participants will have the opportunity to connect with peers and develop their leadership and teambuilding skills. This program is provided at no cost to the participants. Applications are due Dec. 4th 2019.
See Mrs. Hopper if you are interested.
Elizabeth Logan
Youth and Adult Program Coordinator
Leadership OklahomaT | 405-848-0001 x203
C | 405-323-33003037 NW 63rd StreetWest Building 104Oklahoma City, OK 73116
School will be dismissed at 12:40 PM on Friday, November 15. All bus routes will run their normal routes. This will allow students and their families to travel to the playoff game at Tipton.
Veteran’s Day program at Sharon-Mutual. Thank you to all veterans and armed forces who have served and are serving!!!
Career tech and tap students will attend class as normal in the morning with buses running as normal. The students will leave career tech at 9:40 and tap at 9:35 to return to Sharon for the Veterans Day program.
Picture Update: Since the Veteran’s program is rescheduled for Tuesday, all pictures will be taken in Sharon. All seniors and any high school retakes are to stay and eat in Sharon, then Horton’s will start with senior panels and retakes while elementary eats. Seniors need to bring their $25 setting fee, if they haven’t already. Elementary basketball will follow senior panel pictures.
The 5/6 grade and junior high games are still on for tonight. The games will start at 4:30 pm.
The elementary and junior high games for this evening are still taking place. Elementary girls tip off at 4:30, elementary boys and junior high games to follow.
The Veteran’s Day Program will be re-scheduled for Tuesday, November 12 at 10:15 am at the elementary gym.
The towns of Mutual and Sharon are without power. We are not sure when power can be restored so there will be NO SCHOOL today. We will let you know on school activities as soon as we can. Thank you and be safe.
NO SCHOOL TODAY
5/6 and JH elementary games at Mutual tomorrow. 4:30 start for elementary and jh to follow. Need a non basketball parent or two to help with concession if possible. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.
Since the east gym in Mutual will be used as a polling place on Tuesday, November 12, basketball pictures will be postponed to a later date. This only effects junior high and high school basketball pictures.
Career tech and TAP students will attend their classes as normal on Monday but will be leave career tech at 9:40 and TAP at 9:35. The bus will transport students to Sharon for the Veteran’s Day program. Students who drive should drive directly to Sharon for the program in the elementary gym. Students will be dismissed from the program to drive to Mutual or return to Mutual by bus as appropriate.
Trojans celebrating their victory by tearing up the dance floor at the FCC LA dance.
Thank you veterans for your service!!!
The kind of young men we can all continue to be proud of.
Trojans and Bison honor veterans attending at halftime of the game. Two classy teams!!!
Makes for some happy Trojan cheerleaders!!!
38-12 with Trojans on top with one minute to go in the third quarter
Trojans leading 22 to 12 with a minute 32 left in the second quarter
Congratulations to the senior football players and senior cheerleaders!!! Good luck to each of you for a great year and a successful future.
Weokie Foundation Scholarship Opportunity
The WEOKIE Foundation will award 25 graduating seniors a scholarship of $2,000 each for a total of $50,000!
DETAILS
Rules: Students must submit their essays and applications electronically. Essays must be typed and double-spaced and no longer than 2 pages.
Topic: If you had the opportunity to enhance your school in a positive way, what specific changes would you make? How would you make these changes? How does this impact students, teachers, and administration? Please explain.
Deadline: Students must complete and submit their essays and applications electronically no later than January 31, 2020. Click here for more details and to access the application.
Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship Program
This scholarship program assists high school seniors who have completed an advanced placement computer science course or who have taken an advanced placement computer science test and plan to continue their education at an accredited four-year college or university majoring in computer science, software engineering, computer engineering or other computer related field of study.
Winners of the award receive $10,000 at an accredited four-year college or university as well as a paid summer internship at Amazon after their freshman year of college.
To learn about eligibility requirements and to apply, click here.
November is the last month to order a discounted yearbook. Save 5% and pay $38. Starting in December, books will be full price of $40.
You can order books online (check or card payments). Every printed yearbook comes with two customizable pages. You have the option to leave those pages out if you do not want them.
Also, remember, you can order a FREE digital yearbook.
Purchase &/or Customize (optional) Online:
Must be a parent or student 13 years or older.
1. Go to www.TreeRing.com/validate
2. Enter our school’s passcode: 101564070248594
Sharon-Mutual students are hard at work up at High Plains Technology Center. They are working on many cool projects.
It’s also good to see Carol Stocking. She was giving the lesson today to the Health Career Program.
The Drawing for the Reverse Raffle for the Junior Class After Prom fundraiser has been moved to December 9th and will be drawn during the high school basketball games. If anyone is interested in purchasing a raffle ticket, please call 580-571-1471 or ask one of the juniors for a ticket! Thank you for your support!
I would like to invite you to an event this Saturday, November 9, 2019 from 11:00 am -2:00 pm called Central Saturday. Central Saturday is an event designed to highlight housing to admitted and prospective students and their parents. Take a tour of the residence halls and the campus, connect with campus resources, and get assistance completing the online application for housing. Admissions counselors will be on-site to help prospective students with their university application. Lunch and football tickets are included with Central Saturday attendance and its free!
Click the link below for registration
https://www.uco.edu/admissions-aid/visit-central/specialty-campus-visits
Please send this to your seniors at your school so we can get the word out. I hope everyone has a great rest of the week and stay warm.
If you are still interested in taking students on a group tour, you can visit www.uco.edu/tours and you can get more information on tours and also our new DREAM tours which are designed for career exploration.
Please let me know if you have any events going on and if you would like me to attend. With budget cuts travel is harder to schedule unless I can find out in advance. Also, if you have questions about UCO, please let me know.
Lastly, if you have received this email in error please let me know who the correct person to get these emails are.
Thank You,
Marcus Harman
Senior Admissions Counselor
University of Central Oklahoma
Email: mharman4@uco.edu
Phone: 405-974-3659
Twitter: @UCOmarcus
www.uco.edu
The contents of this e-mail message and any attachments are confidential and are intended solely for addressee. The information may also be legally privileged. This transmission is sent in trust, for the sole purpose of delivery to the intended recipient(s). If you have received this transmission in error, any use, reproduction or dissemination of this transmission is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please immediately notify the sender by reply e-mail or phone and delete this message and its attachments, if any.
Marcus Harman
Senior Admissions Counselor
University of Central Oklahoma
Email: mharman4@uco.edu
Phone: 405-974-3659
Twitter: @UCOmarcus
www.uco.edu
Greetings from Bacone College! Bacone College in Muskogee, Oklahoma and we are Oklahoma's oldest higher education institution. Our institution is returning to its historical mission to educate American Indians. As we prepare to transition to a tribal college, we are seeking out all Native students who wish to earn a college degree within a diverse campus community. We offer small class sizes and understand the factors that keep our Native youth from completing their degree. Our staff is trained and willing to help all of our students become successful.
We also offer our students the opportunity to play collegiate athletics. We currently offer all American Indian students a $10,000 scholarship per academic year!!!
I pray that you have students within your district that would be a good fit for Bacone College.
I have attached three fliers for your reading. One shows the academic programs, admission requirements, fun facts, and the other is an invite for your students to attend a native American Day on our campus. We understand that travel may be an issue and can offer an alternative for those who wish to attend but are unable.
I am available by email and phone for any questions.
I hope to hear from you soon,
MVTO(Thank you),
Kaila
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Kaila Harjo, M.S.
Vice President of Student Affairs, Admissions/Recruitment-Director
918-360-7771 | harjok@bacone.edu
bacone.edu
2299 Old Bacone Rd Muskogee, Ok 74403
See Mrs. Hopper for flyers
Thank you to all the students who participated in our Pennies for Puppies drive. All together the students raised $68 to donate to the local drug dog program.
Juniors doing group work over the poem Thanatopsis.
Senior night is this Friday prior to the game vs Buffalo. Activities will begin at 6:15 pm.
3/4 and 5/6 elementary basketball plays at Taloga Thursday. Both teams will travel together and leave from Sharon @ 3:00. 3/4 girls play at 4:30 with other games to follow.
Seniors, there is a misprint on the Horton Studios letter regarding the setting fees. Those are due by November 9th to Mrs. Green, not October 9th.
The freshmen physical science class taught the 3rd and 4th grade some Playground Physics.
Students who are interested in concurrent enrollment in college classes during high school should contact Mrs. Hopper. You have to have at least a 19 in the area you are interested in taking a class in, as well as a 19 in reading to be eligible. Tuition is paid for up to 9 hours for juniors at NWOSU and seniors may take 18 with tuition paid. Fees and books are payable by the students. You should check with the registrar's office to see how much fees are.
Seniors should be filing the FAFSA for 2020-2021 school year, filling out college applications, residence applications, and financial aid and scholarship applications as they come available.
8th graders through 10th graders may apply for Oklahoma's Promise which is a program paying tuition for eligible students. If your adjusted gross income for 2018 is $55,000 or less, you may qualify. Check it out at https://www.okhighered.org/okpromise/.
The HPTC Health Careers program will have openings for students who want to take the EMT course major for the second semester. Only those students who want to be an EMT are eligible to enroll. See Mrs. Hopper for the letter that explains the enrollment process, the reference form, and the Health Questionnaire. They have set the interview date for Monday, December 2nd at High Plains Technology Center. Students will need to call JoAnn McCune at (580) 571-6171 to select a date and time for your interview. The selection process includes the following steps:1. Students must have a minimum of a cumulative 2.75 GPA and good attendance to apply for the 2nd semester EMT course in Health Careers Program. 2. Participate in an interview with the instructors. Call JoAnn McCune at 580-571-6171 to set up the interview. Your transcript and your attendance record MUST be turned in to JoAnn McCune at HPTC (3921 34th Street, Woodward, OK 73801) by November 27th. If they do not have your transcript and attendance record on file, you may not set up an interview. You can have your school send them this information directly if that is easier for you. Our fax number is 580-571-6180.3. Students must complete the enclosed questionnaire and return it to us by December 2nd.4. Students must have the two enclosed references returned to us by December 2nd. One reference needs to come from one of your high school teachers and the other reference can come from an employer or other school personnel.
November 12th Photographs:
Senior Panel: Letters will be sent home with seniors
Retakes - Forms available in the office
Elementary/Junior High Basketball
High School Basketball - Forms available in the office
You can also purchase online: https://hortonstudios.hhimagehost.com/V2/Home/Organization/Sharon-Mutual
Contact Mrs. Green 580-989-3210 or bngreen@smps.k12.ok.us with any questions
November 12th Photographs:
Senior Panel: Letters will be sent home with seniors
Retakes - Forms available in the office
Elementary/Junior High Basketball
High School Basketball - Forms available in the office
You can also purchase online: https://hortonstudios.hhimagehost.com/V2/Home/Organization/Sharon-Mutual
Contact Mrs. Green 580-989-3210 or bngreen@smps.k12.ok.us with any questions
Ellis Co. JH Basketball Tournament
Another Trojan win. Great work guys!!!
A great evening for the Trojans!
Winners all!!
Go Trojans!!!
Half time courtesy of mini cheer
More mini cheer!!!
Mini cheer joins the action for pink out for cancer awareness.
If any of the mini cheerleaders would like some extra practice, they may be at the lobby of the East gym at 6 PM this evening. All cheerleaders need to be in the lobby of the East gym at Mutual at 6:30 PM to go through the halftime performance one more time and put in the hair bows we have for you. See you then!
Seniors sharing fall goodies with our community ❤️
The yearbook staff has been working hard!!!
Today is the last day to order a yearbook for $36. You can pay with a card or check online.
Purchase &/or Customize (optional) Online:
Must be a parent or student 13 years or older.
Go to www.TreeRing.com/validate
Enter our school’s passcode: 101564070248594
FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES PLAY SCHOOL NOV. 25 & 26 2019
The FACS classes are having their play school for our S-M district 3-4 year olds that are not enrolled in school. It will be Monday and Tuesday before Thanksgiving from 8 am til 3:15 pm at Mutual. It is free. Lunch and snacks are provided. The children will enjoy crafts, songs, games, reading books, coloring and other activities. If you think that your child would like to come, contact Mrs. Schmidt at 989–3231 during the school day. These days were chosen to help you prepare for your turkey day or allow you to do some Christmas shopping without your child. A limited number of children will be allowed so arrange for your child to come soon.
First grade had a surprise party today with our college pen pals! Oh what fun we had!!
Mini cheer practicing on their dance. Great job girls!!
Red Ribbon fun - country vs city
5/6 Mooreland tournament Saturday: girls play at 10:00 boys at 12:15. Transportation will be provided by the school for those needing it. Both boys and girls will travel together. Bus will leave Mutual at 8:45 and Sharon at 9:00 am.
It’s Red Ribbon Week at S-M! Check out the drug free poster the high school kids are signing.
Mini cheerleaders will be bringing home their T-shirts for Friday evening today along with information about Friday night. Please make sure you get them. We have no extras.
Due to travel concerns for Freedom, today’s 3/4 boys basketball game at Mutual has been cancelled. All other events are currently proceeding as scheduled.
The biology students did a lab on cell size. They came to the conclusion that they don't like the smell of beets 😆
S-M cheerleaders will be selling ear bands with all profits going to the American Cancer Society for pinkout Friday. We have a limited supply and it will be first come, first served. They are very soft and warm and will sell for $15.00.
3/4 boys will play Freedom today at Mutual @ 4:30. 5/6 girls play at Mooreland tournament @ 3:00. Mr. Thompson will transport them at 2:00 and bring them back after the game. 5/6 boys play at Mooreland @ 6:45. Mr. Thompson will transport them to and from the game. Their bus will leave from Sharon at 5:30. 5/6 boys will need to go home after school. We will keep a close eye on the weather and keep you informed of any changes.
Sharon-Mutual’s football homecoming court on October 17, 2019. A great group of Trojans who represent our school with many talents. We apologize for not getting these out sooner.
Sharon Mutual school is celebrating Red Ribbon week Oct 28 - Nov 1. This year we are going to have a penny war between each class, Pennies for Puppies. The money raised will be going towards the local drug dog training programs.
Sometimes our students face adversity from others and from unexpected sources we find hard to understand. As educators and coaches at Sharon-Mutual, we try to instill in our students a good set of strong values and the desire to try always to do what’s right. Thank you to all Trojan supporters for continuing to be there for our students in good and bad times. Please continue to help us to support our kids always in a positive spirit to avoid bringing further detriment to our students. You are each appreciated for the unique roles you hold within the Sharon-Mutual community!
Abbie Neill is representing Sharon-Mutual in the Miss Cinderella pageant at NWOSU this week. Lookin’ great Abbie!! We wish you all the best!!
5/6 Arnett Tournament basketball games are still on this evening. Football game in Forgan is also still taking place.
There will be no career tech and no TAP for Sharon-Mutual students tomorrow.
No school tomorrow for Sharon-Mutual.
Students planning to graduate in May need to order caps and gowns. Forms were given to students on October 11th and need to be returned tmoro or you may order online. Jostens will be at the school tmoro if you have questions for them. All caps and gowns must be ordered thru Jostens for color consistency. Girls will wear red. Boys will wear blue.
3/4 and 5/6 basketball games tonight vs Taloga are being cancelled due to inclement weather approaching.
The high school football game against Balko/Forgan tomorrow night is at Forgan.
Sharon-Mutual seniors went to Ft. Supply today to see Mrs. Briesch and listen to the dangers of drinking and driving. We stopped to eat at McDonald’s and then finished the day with a course on CPR.
Great job Seniors!!!
Yesterday 65 elementary students who earned their 9 weeks AR goal were rewarded with a fun filled day at Kenny Farms for all of their hard work. Great job students on attaining your AR goals. Keep up the good work!
Great job students and teachers!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Seniors and Students planning to graduate in May 2020 will be leaving Mutual at 8 am tomorrow to travel to the Substance Abuse seminar returning to Woodward for lunch and CPR training. Bring money for lunch.
The Sharon-Mutual FFA Chapter will be hosting their annual trophy auction on November 19th and would like to invite the public to come and attend! There will be dinner, the trophy auction and a silent auction full of handmade projects students have made in class! Here is a sneak peak of one project that is currently in the works. So if you are in need of a hand crafted, red cedar and epoxy dining room table, look no further!
Spring enrollment is now open at NWOSU. If you are interested in taking concurrent classes, see Mrs. Hopper.
The basketball game at Freedom are only 3-4 grade boys today.
Reminder about junior high football at Buffalo tomorrow. Junior high game will start at six, there is no 5th and 6th 🏀 elementary game thank you
There is no career tech or TAP on Monday, October 21. If you ride the bus, you should go to an open room. If you drive, you should report to school by 11:15.
Trojan action...
From lollipops to God Bless America—they can do it all!! Great job Trojans!
Homecoming festivities at half time
Mrs Reichenberger having Kindergarten sing the National Anthem before game.
Just a reminder. The Sharon-Mutual Education Foundation Benefit Dinner will not be held tonight. It’s been rescheduled for November 1st
It’s been a great week of activities for 2019 Homecoming. Mrs. Hopper did an awesome job with the Homecoming Parade yesterday afternoon. We hope you will be able to attend the Homecoming Ceremony tonight at 6:15. The game will start at 7:00. Sharon-Mutual vs. Timberlake at Jack Braud Field. You can tune in to classiccom.tv or 100.1 to follow game action. Broadcast will start at 6:00 and Pre-Game will start at 6:30.
GOOD LUCK TROJANS!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Our concession sponsors had an emergency come up. Need a couple of adults willing to fill in tonight please. Thanks in advance.
JH basketball is responsible for working concession at tonight’s football game.
Kaitlyn Culp won 1st place in the Woodward County Conservation District art poster contest! Students from Sharon Mutual and other schools in the county participated. Kaitlyn won in the 4-6 grade category.
Way to go Kaitlyn and Mrs. Reich’s art students!!!
Adding a little Broadway culture at Hello Dolly...
Check out the food the group boxed and sorted this afternoon
S-M Students at Deca & BPA Fall Conference in Norman
Willing workers!!
Teamwork at Riversport! Paddles up… Paddles ready…
Sharon-Mutual JS students at River sports in Oklahoma City Mrs. Krows is a good sport showing them How it’s done.
5th & 6th hook it up against Canton.
Mrs Robinson’s 3rd Grade Class working on banner for Homecoming Parade on Wednesday.
Since so many kids will be gone Tuesday for different events At the high school, Monday will be Hawaiian dress up day For the high school, and Tuesday will be class colors. That way more students will be present for the more festive dress up day.
Game time!!!
Be sure to tune in for tonight’s football between our #7 Sharon-Mutual Trojans and #2 Pond Creek-Hunter Panthers. Game time is 7:00. Pre Game is 6:30 with “The Coach” Levi Spencer and The Voice if the Trojans Joel Stocking.
Good Luck Trojans
#trojanprideneverdies
Cookie Dough can be picked up at the elementary at this time!!!
School portraits and fall sports pictures came in today. They should be sent home with students within the next few days.
To order school portraits, go to this site: https://hortonstudios.hhimagehost.com/V2/Home/LoginConsumer?EK=132932 and type the password provided on the paper your student brings home.
To order sports photos, go to this site: https://hortonstudios.hhimagehost.com/V2/Home/Organization/Sharon-Mutual and use password trojans as seen on the attached paper.
Retakes are scheduled for November 12th.
Congratulations to the Sharon-Mutual Opening Ceremonies team for winning a first place at the competition at Woodward today. Great job !
Next week’s homecoming events
We would like to invite your students to join us for...
HIGH SCHOOL ART DAY
October 26, 2019 (Saturday)
When: 9:00am optional campus tour; workshop 10:00am - 2:00pm
Cost: FREE for high school students (juniors/seniors)
About the Event: Students participate in two hands-on workshops which include ceramics, mixed media, soap carving, metal work, figure drawing, oil painting, and stop motion animation. Optional campus tour and complimentary lunch also included. Seats are limited.
Online registration - http://ocae.uco.edu
UCO THEATRE ARTS FALL DRAMA DAY
When: Saturday, November 2 (12:00pm - 10:00pm)
Where: UCO Main Campus (Edmond, OK)
Cost: FREE to high school students (all levels) and transfer students
More information: Call (405.974.3754), email (ocae@uco.edu) or visit our website (http://ocae.uco.edu) for a schedule of events and to register.
About the Event: Students are invited to an incredible day of drama! Attend workshops in performance, design tech, or theatre education; take a guided tour of the UCO campus; eat a delicious pizza dinner with faculty and theatre arts majors followed by complimentary admission to the UCO performance of Peter and The Star Catcher that evening. After the show, stick around for an exclusive Q&A talk back session with the cast, crew and director! Seniors can also audition/interview for departmental scholarships and tuition waivers. Registration is free but seats are limited. Teachers and parents are welcome too!
OPEN FIGURE DRAWING NIGHT
November 6, 2019 (Wednesday)
When: 6:00 - 8:00pm
Cost: FREE for high school students (all levels)
About the Event: Students can select the style and medium of their choice, gain practice in drawing the (fully clothed) human figure, meet art faculty and students while building up your portfolio!
Online registration - http://ocae.uco.edu
If you have any questions or need help registering students, please contact our office (ocae@uco.edu // 405.974.3754) or visit our website (http://ocae.uco.edu)...we're here to help!
Debra
Oklahoma Center for Arts Education
University of Central Oklahoma
100 N University Drive, Box 208
Edmond, OK 73034
405.974.3754
405.974.3884 (Fax)
website: ocae.uco.edu
First annual SM pee wee tournament is in the books. Thanks to all of those who volunteered their time to help make it a success!
Thank you Sharon-Mutual and Tyrone fans!!! $350 was raised last night for Eden’s Fireworks to help support families fighting childhood cancer. The work done by those involved to help make it happen is appreciated. Thank you for stepping up once again!
Sharon Mutual students running for Western Plains Youth and Family Services Run for Shelter benefit.
Great job guys!!!
Trojans victorious 60-32!!!
38-32 with Trojans on top in some tough action
Dig deep Trojans!
Trojan spirit lives on!!!
Trojans off to a great start!
Childhood Cancer Awareness Special Captain Luke Spray
Cheerleaders getting ready for game!
Field is prepped and ready for Childhood Cancer Awareness recognition!!
Yearbooks are on sale for $36 until October 31st.
You can pay by check or by credit/debit online:
Go to www.TreeRing.com/validate
Enter our school’s passcode: 101564070248594
We are working on covers and this is one option we are considering with pictures in "T" and "P."
Homecoming dress up days are as follows for the week of October 14, 15, 16:
HS/Middle School* 5th Grade- Seniors
Monday: Class Color
Senior- BLUE
Junior- WHITE
Sophomore- BLACK
Freshman- RED
8th- PINK
7th- LIME GREEN
6th- BLACK
5th- WHITE
Tuesday: Tacky Tourist/ Hawaiian
Wednesday: Red, White, Blue
Elem* Pre-K - 4th Grade
Monday: Decades Day
Tuesday: What I wanna be (future job)
Wednesday: Red, White, Blue
Lady Trojans getting ready to start the 2nd set. Lost first one 25-16.
Mr Thompson and Peyton Mulbery with the pregame before the volleyball game
Cell babies in #mrslongsaandp. We looked at the movement of molecules across the cell membrane.
Chemistry class took a short break between chapters by playing Periodic Table Battleship. It gave them an opportunity to practice and become more familiar with names, symbols and placement of the elements.
Sorry folks --- "sophomores" not freshman. My apologies!
Freshmen working on banner for oarade Wednesday, October 16 at 2 pm in Sharon. Hope you can join us for the parade!
Pumpkins & Pals
A good night with the Trojan sweethearts!
Rockin’ the 50’s at S-M
The federal financial aid application opens TODAY! Seniors, go to fafsa.gov and complete yours so you don't miss out on available funding.
We would like to invite your students to join us for...
UCO PIANO DAY
November 22, 2019 (Friday)
When: 12:00 noon - 7:30pm
Cost: FREE for high school students (all levels) and transfer students
About the Event: Students participate in a piano ensemble session and master class with piano faculty, tour campus, enjoy dinner and the UCO Piano Division Concert featuring acclaimed Russian pianist Valery Kuleshov. Seniors can also audition (for admittance into the School of Music and departmental scholarships/tuition waivers) during the day as well.
Online registration - http://ocae.uco.edu
UCO VOICE DAYS
November 22, 2019 (Friday)
April 24, 2020 (Friday)
When: 8:00am - 3:00pm
Cost: FREE for high school students (all levels) and transfer students
About the Event: Students participate in workshops led by voice faculty, have lunch with current UCO music students, tour campus, and sing with the UCO Concert Chorale. Seniors can also audition (for admittance into the School of Music and departmental scholarships/tuition waivers) during the day as well.
Online registration open - http://ocae.uco.edu
UCO MUSICAL THEATRE SHADOW DAYS
October 4, 2019 (Friday)
October 25, 2019 (Friday)
December 6, 2019 (Friday)
February 28, 2020 (Friday)
When: 9:30am - 6:00pm+
Cost: FREE for high school students (seniors only) and transfer students
About the Event: Students will participate in faculty-led workshops, tour campus, and meet current MT majors. All participants will audition both individually (monologue/vocal) and as a group (dance call) during this event, no exceptions. A complimentary dinner and tickets to the UCO Musical Theatre performance that evening round out the day.
Online registration - http://ocae.uco.edu
UCO SCHOOL OF MUSIC AUDITION DAYS
In addition to the events listed above, the School of Music will also host audition events on:
December 6, 2019 (Friday - all day event)
February 28, 2020 (Friday - all day event)
February 29, 2020 (Saturday)
March 7, 2020 (Saturday)
For audition requirements and/or to register for an audition - http://music.uco.edu/audition
If you have any questions or need help registering students, please contact our office (ocae@uco.edu // 405.974.3754) or visit our website (http://ocae.uco.edu)...we're here to help!
Debra
Oklahoma Center for Arts Education
University of Central Oklahoma
100 N University Drive, Box 208
Edmond, OK 73034
405.974.3754
405.974.3884 (Fax)
website: ocae.uco.edu
SM Baseball and Girls Basketball are selling ribs and slovacek sausages for a fall fundraiser. Ribs are $25 a rack and sausages, packages of 10 are $20. Players are pre selling through Oct 14. Meats are smoked by Mr. Marlatt and Mr Mulbery. Ready for delivery November 10. If you’d like to order, track down a player or message me personally. Thanks in advance for your support of all of our programs.
3-4 Sharon-Mutual Basketball Festival, Saturday, October 5.
If you are on free or reduced lunches, Mrs. Hopper has vouchers available for you to take the ACT free in grades 9-12.
Trojans rockin the field!
Sneak peek of tomorrow night’s Sweets and a Show at 7:00 pm. You don’t want to miss it!!!
School calls generated on our app will show from an Arkansas number.
Check out the school newsletter at http://sharonmutualok.apptegy.us/o/sharon-mutual-public-schools/browse/82803 or click on the "Documents" icon on the school homepage or app, then click on "About", and then click the "Newsletters" folder. If you would like to receive a paper copy of the newsletter, please email your name and complete mailing address to Mrs. Elam at delam@smps.k12.ok.us.
Volleyball Regionals next Thursday at Chisholm at 2 pm.
The 3rd grade has started DARE for the school year. The 3rd graders got a visit from the drug dog this week.
Home High School Football Games
Our Elementary school art classes created a new rock garden based on the book “Only One You” by Linda Kranz. “There’s only one you in this great big world! Make it a better place!”
Destinie Thompson and Zoey Coberley presenting Buddy Chair to the elementary school.
2nd grade has had a very busy week learning about folktales, Johnny Appleseed and apple trees. Yesterday they had a fun time celebrating Johnny Appleseed’s birthday.
Great Job Mrs. Syms and 2nd grade. Keep up the good work.
Lady Trojans fought hard lost 3-1. 17-25, 21-25, 33-31, 21-25
JH Lady Trojans lose to the Erick Lady Bearcats.
The last day to order a yearbook for $34 is Monday, September 30th. You can order online with a check or with a credit card.
Go to www.TreeRing.com/validate
Enter our school’s passcode: 101564070248594
TreeRing plants a tree for very yearbook ordered. We are up to 23 trees!!!
Lane Oakes is enjoying using some of the equipment purchased from Ready Bodies, Learning Minds.
Students taking a break at the ACT prep in Canton
If your student iis approaching time to get their driver’s permit, check with the high school office to see if they passed their 8th grade reading test. If they did not pass, have your student contact Mrs. Shryock to arrange to take the alternative test.
Juniors and seniors will meet in Mrs. Krows’s room today to hear from the National Guard recruiter Sgt. Garcia from 11:10-11:30.
We had a great turnout for See You at the Pole. This is a student led activity. It’s great to see our students leading in such a positive way.
#trojanprideneverdies
Make sure to attend See You at the Pole this morning at 7:30. There will be one at each site. See you there!!!
Entries have been completed and delivered to the Tulsa State Fair! Our ag students have been working hard the past few weeks to complete their educational posters, decorated pumpkins and our chapter’s educational board entry! Exhibits will be judged this week, so stay tuned for results!
Don’t forget to come watch the great talent we have at S-M.
All juniors and any seniors and GT members who want to will be traveling to Canton on Thursday, September 26, leaving at 8 AM and returning about 1 PM Students should come to Mutual instead of going to career tech. Students attending should bring lunch money.
Updated Sharon-Mutual 3/4th elementary booster club tournament bracket.
Reminder P/T Conferences today from 4:00-7:00.
Also Thursday from 4:00-7:00.
Lady Trojans lose a close battle with Hennessey
Trojan rumble
5/6 Trojan football
JH Lady Trojans take set 3 to win the game over the Hennessey Lady Eagles.
JH Lady Trojans split the first 2 matches with the Hennessey Lady Eagles.
***Yearbook Reminder***
The last day to order yearbooks for $34 is 9/30. You can place orders online through 9/30. If you are paying by check, please put the check an order form in the mail by Wednesday 9/25.
Please contact Mrs. Green at the high school if you have any questions. 580-989-3210.
Great job Mr. Nelson and Mr. Marlatt for all the work you do around our schools!
A great big thank you to the students and staff who helped with moving within the high school this morning! You are an amazing group!
Sharon-Mutual students are working really hard on their projects at TAP. We send 11 8th and 9th graders to the TAP program in Woodward.
Great job students.!!! Your projects look awesome.
The high school office is now in the new building. Please use the south door to enter. The superintendent’s secretary is in the cafeteria building with the superintendent still in the old high school building.
Districts for Student Council at Alva High School
Districts for Student Council at Alva High School
If your student is interested in NCAA or NAIA eligibility, they need to see Mrs. Hopper to make sure they meet the curriculums requirements.
Mini cheer forms and money are due by Tuesday, September 17 at 3:25 pm. Practices will be October 29 & 30 with the girls cheering on pink-out on November 1. They will not have practice on the 31st due to Halloween.
Elementary faculty in training Ready Bodies Learning Minds
Remember there is no career tech, no TAP & no school at S-M Monday, September 16.
Lady Trojans battled the Weatherford Lady Eagles in the championship but came up just short loses 2-1 sets.
Putting new sidewalks to make our school more handicap friendly by connecting the lower elementary with gym and cafeteria.
MaKynlee with the serve against Corn Bible B team
Triniti with the serve
Lady Trojans go 1-2 in pool play. Tournament will start shortly
Last game of pool play before tournament starts.
Playing Clinton
JH lost first game to Corn Bible Academy
Successful day for elementary and junior high Cross Country! Congratulations Trojans!
JH Volleyball Tournament at SWOSU at The Wellness Center.
So proud of our Trojans!!
Seniors in tandem. Alex cheers Gabe on for A Trojan victory!!!
Go Trojans!
A Trojan football Friday nite
GAME DAY!!!
The Trojans travel to Waukomis tonight for FB. Game time is 7:00.
If you can’t make the game you can listen to Coach Levi Spencer and the “Voice” of the Trojans, Joel Stocking on classiccom.tv
The broadcast will start at 6:30.
#trojanprideneverdies
Just a reminder: NO SCHOOL Monday for teacher training.
Mrs. Syms and Mrs. Mulbery attended Ready Bodies Learning Minds in Dallas, Texas this week. They were trained on how learning happens through sensory integration and motor theories. As well as how to offer our students foundational support for success by adding motion in the classroom and in a motor lab. We are excited about the opportunity this training is going to bring to our school and the possibilities for our students.
Mrs. Syms and Mrs. Mulbery will be training our teachers on this new program.
Great job!!!
Mini cheer clinic forms and payment are due Tuesday, Septtember 17th by 3:25 PM.
OKC Community Foundation Scholarships Open October 1
Don't let the name confuse you. The OCCF offers scholarships that students across the state qualify for! And of the more than 200 scholarships that they administer, more than 130 have a convenient and easy online application process.
Simply follow the steps on their website to apply for a scholarship. For answers to their most frequently asked questions, check out their helpful guide.
Contact Mrs. Hopper at thopper@smps.k12.ok.us for the link to see the entire list.
Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
One of the oldest competitions in the United States, the Scholastic Awards were founded in 1923. Students’ submissions are blindly judged by leaders in the visual and literary arts.
Over $250,000 in scholarships are awarded each year. The competitions are open to grades 7 through 12, and high school seniors who earn a National Medal are eligible to receive scholarships through partnerships with esteemed colleges and universities. Students must register in order to submit artwork. Registration is open through December 4.
All students need to do to get started is create an account! Contact Mrs. Hopper at thopper@smps.k12.ok.us for the link.
Prudential Spirit of Community Awards
This program honors students in grades 5-12 for making meaningful contributions to their communities through volunteer service.
Apply today for national recognition, a scholarship and an all-expense-paid trip to Washington D.C.! See Mrs. Hopper for the link to apply.
By November 5, 2019, students must submit their completed applications and signed student/parent agreements to a certifier (Certifiers can be school principals or the head of a county 4-H organization, Girl Scout council, American Red Cross chapter, YMCA or a Points of Light Global Network member).
Below you will find links to the ACT deliverables which includes the Oklahoma webinars, instructional resources, State Organizations registration link, college and career Readiness workshops and the Oklahoma webpage for ACT and PreACT. As always, thank you for everything you do to help students achieve education and workplace success.
Resources for taking the ACT online or on paper
Online Practice Tests by Subject
ACT Essay View
Writing Test Scores
ACT Question of the Day through ACT Profile
eBook
College and Career Planning Resources
ACT Academy Resources
ACT Academy
ACT Knowledge Hub
Standards and Curriculum
ACT Knowledge and Skills
If the links don't work, let Mrs. Hopper know which ones you specifically want and they can be emailed to you.
CLEP® exams help students earn college credit for what they already know for a fraction of the cost of a college course.
For the 2018-19 school year, more than 140 high schools offered CLEP to their students, helping them earn more than 52,000 credits and saving them roughly $17 million in college tuition.
Consider CLEP as an option for students who:
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Are fluent in Spanish, French, or German
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Attend a school that doesn’t offer an AP® course they’re interested in
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Are unavailable to test during the AP or International Baccalaureate (IB) testing window
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Have prior knowledge in a CLEP exam subject
To learn how CLEP can supplement your high school curriculum, email us at clep@collegeboard.org.
On behalf of Colonel David Fallon, Marine Corps Commanding Officer in the
Midwest region, I wanted to make you aware of an opportunity to see the
process of young men and women becoming U.S. Marines. Each year, the Marine
Corps hosts high school influencers in San Diego to become better informed on
the recruitment process, entry-level training, career opportunities, the
emphasis on education in the Marine Corps, and to dispel myths and assumptions
based on USMC stereotypes, family support, and community services.
This program is an all-expenses paid, one-week immersion program where you can
have the chance to stand on the infamous yellow footprints, observe and talk
to recruits in recruit training, shoot the Marine Corps service rifle,
interact with drill instructors, participate in the Bayonet Assault Course,
and witness a recruit graduation ceremony.
The following are links to videos on what your peers have said about our
program:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEWfE8fkC48
https://www.dvidshub.net/video/708007/mcrd-san-diego-educators-workshop
If this interests you, and you think you're up to the challenge, please
contact 9th Marine Corps District at 9MCD_MidWestMarines_OMB@marines.usmc.mil
and we will contact you promptly. Please provide the following: school, phone
number and location so the Marine Corps contact in your area can provide you
more information on specific dates.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Semper Fidelis,
Capt. Jean Durham
Marketing and Communication Strategy Officer
9th Marine Corps District
W: (847) 887-8322
Cell: (224) 374-8895
This is a good way to beat the heat!!!
Mrs. Elam and her 7th Grade enjoying the nice weather this morning and doing their Science lesson outside.
Mr Mulbery getting pied in the face to raise money for all students to purchase books
Never seen this before in volleyball
Great win in 3rd set to win game
2nd set win over Hardesty-Yarbrough
First set win
Just a reminder. The Sharon-Mutual Board of Education will have it’s September Regular Board Meeting tonight at 6:45 in the Mutual cafeteria. Hope to see you there.
Elementary Book Fair is open until 5 pm today.
HS with the win over the Darrouzett Longhorns
JH with the win over Darrouzett
Volleyball at Darrouzett
Checking out our cheek cells! #mrslongsaandp
Correction for elementary and JH football schedule. The game with Buffalo is Oct 21 @ Buffalo.
Trojans win 14-8.
It’s a great nite for football!
Trojans JH up 8-0 over Buffalo after the first quarter.
Sharon- Mutual HS had a successful lockdown drill with a report of all clear by the drug dogs.
Sharon-Mutual is making sure your students are safe by having the drug dog visit the high school today.
Yearbooks are on sale for $34 if purchased by 9/30.
You can purchase through TreeRing online at www.TreeRing.com/validate Passcode: 101564070248594
You must purchase online to get the two customizable pages (included in cost) or only ordering a digital copy (free).
You can also mail the attached order form. Order forms will be sent to the elementary Friday, September 6th for distribution and available for pickup at the high school.
Prices will go up in October, but will be discounted in October and November.
Yearbooks are on sale for $34 if purchased by 9/30.
You can purchase through TreeRing online at www.TreeRing.com/validate Passcode: 101564070248594
You must purchase online to get the two customizable pages (included in cost) or only ordering a digital copy (free).
You can also mail the attached order form. Order forms will be sent to the elementary Friday, September 6th for distribution and available for pickup at the high school.
Prices will go up in October, but will be discounted in October and November.
Tough nite for the Trojans
Pushing thru!
Diehard Trojan fans!!!
Keep fighting Trojans!!
That’s what friends are for!
Wow!
its halftime...Make a comeback Trojans!
Work Trojans Work!!!
Trojan fight!
End of first quarter
The Varsity Lady Trojans lose to a 11-1 Weatherford Lady Eagles team.
Varsity loses first set to Weatherford 12-25.
JV Lady Trojans lose 2 sets to the Weatherford Eagles 9-25, 20-25.
JH loses to the Weatherford Eagles 15-25, 23-25.
JH Volleyball at SWOSU
The career tech and TAP bus will run on the normal schedule leaving from Mutual at 7:15 am and Sharon at 7:30 am. The bus will return on its normal route. Mrs. Hopper will take non-career tech seniors leaving Mutual at 8:15.
Seniors who attend career tech go directly there tomorrow. Other students will ride from the high school at 8:15 am.
The Sharon Methodist Church has made available an emergency food bank for Sharon residents. Call 918-851-4790 for an appointment.
How do you celebrate your 40th birthday as a teacher?
If your Mrs. Syms it is at school with your students and at a board meeting.
Happy Birthday Mrs. Syms!!!
Can’t believe a year has already gone by since Angie Cook became Miss Sharon-Mutual 2018. Great job representing the Trojans over this past year Angie!
Blue and Gold money and order forms are due to Ms. Brown on September 4th, this Wednesday! 8th grade ag students must have it turned in tomorrow, September 3rd, due to our schedule. If you only have ag class on Tuesday and Thursday’s, you can turn your money in tomorrow in class or bring it to Ms. Brown Wednesday. Orders will not be accepted after 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday!
We have coaches that care about our kids. Thank you for all you do!
Friday nite final
Trojan hustle!
Trojans rock!!
Trojan fans
Seniors celebrating the touchdown! Way to go Trojans!!!
Takin it down the field!
Half time. Cherokee on top 38-22.
Trojan defense on the move. Go Trojans!
Trojan cheer at work!
Mrs. Green taking yearbook pictures. Keep up the good work!
Check out these cool photos Chris Castor got of Jack Field this afternoon before the game.
Theses are awesome!!!
Good Luck tonight TROJANS!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Just a reminder. The Sharon-Mutual Booster Club will have All Sports passes for sale tonight.
You can pay at the gate. This is a great opportunity to save money on sporting events for this school year.
Hope to see you at the game.
Spirit line for first game of the season. Go Trojans!!!
Busy with the freshmen, comparing vertical velocities and horizontal velocities. Will a dart shot hit at the same time a dart is dropped?
Chemistry students were in the lab experimenting with separating mixtures.
PICTURE DAY!!!!
Picture day is September 4th.
School portraits (seniors need to take pictures for new IDs)
HS/JH/Elementary Football
Volleyball
Cheer
Cross Country
Order forms should have gone home with elementary and junior high students. High school students can get them in the main hall of the high school building.
A direct link to the Horton’s online order form can be found here:
https://sites.google.com/smps.k12.ok.us/mrsgreen/yearbook?authuser=0
Military and veterans will be admitted free to tonight’s football game.
Football t shirt update:
I didn’t receive the entire shipment yesterday. I wasn’t able to fill all the orders. Some orders were filled and delivered. I will tackle it over the weekend and have them to elementary Monday morning, and hand out to HS students Monday as well.
Just a reminder. If you can’t come out to Friday Night Lights, you can watch our Boys of Fall play on Trojan TV.
Follow all Trojans Sports at classiccom.tv
Good Luck Trojans!!!
Don’t miss S-M vs Cherokee tonight at 7 ! Help us honor our military and veterans!
Game Day Trojan Style!!!
Sharon-Mutual vs Cherokee 7:00 at Jack Braud Field.
Tonight’s game is Military Appreciation night.
The Trojans will be wearing alternate uniforms and be selling American Flags for a “Field of Honor”.
Come out and support the Trojans as we honor our military men and women.
#trojanprideneverdies
Great kids, coaches, parents and community sponsors. Thanks to everyone who has helped make this season possible.
Come out tomorrow night and support the TROJANS.
#trojanprideneverdies
What’s it take to get a Football Field ready for the first game?
Elementary football and JH football will scrimmage Shattuck Sept. 5 at Mutual with 5/6 beginning at 5:30 and JH to follow.
Mrs. Shockey’s FANTASTIC 1st grade is working hard today!!!
First grade is learning about graphing. Today we rolled dice and colored the squares for each number we rolled. When time was up we graphed ourselves according to the number that we rolled the most.
Great job 1st Grade. Keep up the good work.
#trojanprideneverdies
Cross Country Results
5th-6th Boys
Ben Elam 7th place
Trustin Carter 16th place
7th-8th Girls
Avery Groff 9th place
Emery Keene 12th place
7th-8th Boys
Teagan Marlatt 12th place
Patrick Wheeler 13th place
High School Boys
Grady Stocking 3rd place
Gabe Sessoms 7th place
LEAGUE CHAMPS!!!
S-M 3rd & 4th grade flag foot team is league champions in flag football. They play 7:00 pm on Thursday for the playoff championship.
Way to go TROJANS!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Hard-working Lady Trojans!
Celebrating seniors Abbie Neill and Kathryn Mitchell!!!
Faithful Trojan volunteers...can’t do it without all of your great help!!!
Check out the cool tasty treats from the vintage ice cream machine purchased by the high school teachers. TJ Loyd is helping Mrs. Krows serve customers. Great way to cool down!!
Trojan staff making it happen t the volleyball games. Great job!
More JH action
S-M junior high takes a victory over Erick.
We had a great meeting last night to discuss a future bond issue. There were a lot of really good ideas and we appreciate everyone’s input. There will be another planning meeting next Tuesday at 6:45 in the Sharon cafeteria. Come on out and bring your ideas as we look to improve this great school. #trojanprideneverdies
Here is some more action from Mrs. Syms’ Super 2nd Graders last week.
The second graders collaborating during their math assignment. They were brainstorming ideas and utilizing problem solving strategies with geometric shapes. They had a blast doing this.
Keep working hard 2nd Grade you are doing great things this year.
#trojanprideneverdies
We are about to start the 3rd and 4th matches of the Tuttle is up next then John Marshall. You can listen to Tecia Spray call the game at classiccom.tv. The Lady Trojans has a great following at Hennessey today. GOOD LUCK LADY TROJANS!!! #trojanprideneverdies
The Lady Trojans have won their first two games of the Hennessey Festival. They beat Harding Fine Arts and Douglass. They will play again at 3 pm.
Sharon-Mutual school board members are attending their annual conference in OKC this weekend. Board members are required to attend continuing education courses as part of their duties as school members. They spend countless hours away from their families to attend meetings to better educate themselves on school law, finance and policy issues. Board members are paid $0 to serve our community in this role. Thank you for your dedication to our students and school. #trojanprideneverdies
Sharon-Mutual Board Members are:
Levi Spencer, President
Jeremy Clem, Vice President
Misty Thompson, Clerk
Mandy Hedges, Deputy Clerk
Brandon Spray, Member
Also great job by the Woodward Dance Team who performed at the conference.
Sharon-Mutual school board members are attending their annual conference in OKC this weekend. Board members are required to attend continuing education courses as part of their duties as school members. They spend countless hours away from their families to attend meetings to better educate themselves on school law, finance and policy issues. Board members are paid $0 to serve our community in this role. Thank you for your dedication to our students and school. #trojanprideneverdies
Sharon-Mutual Board Members are:
Levi Spencer, President
Jeremy Clem, Vice President
Misty Thompson, Clerk
Mandy Hedges, Deputy Clerk
Brandon Spray, Member
Also great job by the Woodward Dance Team who performed at the conference.
We are looking for volunteers to feed the football players and managers on Thursday evening at the Mutual cafeteria. 5:30’ish. 30-35 total members. Contact coach Marlatt if you are interested.
Sept 5
Sept 12
Sept 26
Oct 10
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Opportunity
Have pictures from classroom parties, school events, athletics, ag shows, 4H…??? You can use this link to upload your pictures. This is a live folder. You do not have to save anything. The yearbook staff will periodically check these folders and move the pictures to our yearbook file. If you’re concerned you accidentally deleted something, Let Mrs. Green know at bngreen@smps.k12.ok.us. She can recover it.
https://sites.google.com/smps.k12.ok.us/mrsgreen/yearbook
Algebra 1 students coded shapes today using Pyret. Great job Mrs. Green for using innovative techniques!
High school students completed a campus evacuation drill yesterday. This could become necessary in the event of such things as an explosion at the gas plant near Mutual or a wildfire. All students and teachers were loaded onto buses. The scenario was a gas plant explosion with a wind from the southeast.
If it were a real incident, the bus drivers would leave campus in a direction opposite the wind direction. When all students were loaded and that drill completed, drivers began a bus evacuation drill. These drills are done to ensure that students know the proper procedures in the event of an emergency. Fire and intruder drill’s were done on Tuesday.
These drills help us to maintain our accreditation. A great big thanks to the teachers and staff who helped us to achieve accreditation with no deficiencies for school year
2019–2020!!!
Attached is the current concession workers list for this school year. We are in need of adult helpers for Friday night football games. We would like to have 3-4 adults each game to help supervise our hard working volunteer athletes. Contact coach Marlatt if you would like to help. There are also a few open dates left to fill. Thanks for all of your support!
Pass, set, hit
HS vs Chisholm
Great serving!
JV volleyball against Chisholm.
Turpin is having a free community hamburger feed for our scrimmage with them this Friday. All Sharon Mutual fans are welcome to eat!
Sharon-Mutual students started classes at High Plains today. Sharon-Mutual and High Plains gave partnering for over 25 years to educate students. This year 90% of our Jrs and Srs are attending High Plains. Students take classes in construction, welding, health services and multi-media to name a few. Many will leave with industry certification when they graduate. Good luck this year students. #trojanprideneverdies
Update to previous schedule S-M also plays at 9 am in the middle school gym at Hennessey.
The Woodward County Livestock judging contest has treated us well today!
Campbell McAllister was high senior FFA Individual in Woodward County
Emalee Nail, Taia Lovelace, Campbell McAllister, and Conner Thompson placed 1st place FFA team in Woodward County
Way to go TROJANS!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
A big thank you to Kent Wanger, Clayton Mabra, and Rose Rock Midstream for getting the Trojan bus cleaned.
Hennessey High School Volleyball Festival Saturday, August 24.
Volleyball game has been added to the schedule October 1 vs Hardesty JV @ Mutual.
Tomorrow is the first day of career tech and tap. The bus leaves Mutual at 7:15 and leaves Sharon at 7:30. Classes begin there at 8 AM. Students need to make sure you are on time.
It was a great day in 1st grade. Mrs. Shockey started her weekly learning centers today. Thank you Sharon-Mutual teachers you are doing awesome things with our students.#trojanprideneverdies
Lady Trojans lost a hard fought game to the Lady Eagles.
Mrs. Krows cleaning the ice cream machine at the volleyball game. Alan Shive custodian and maintenance stepping up to officiate the volleyball game. Many thanks to the high school staff for filling in the many positions and donning many hats. Great job!
S-M Lady Trojans chalk up a win 25-17 against Hennessy. .
Lady Trojans win the first set 25-17 over the Hennessey Lady Eagles.
HS Lady Trojan volleyball against Hennessy.
Here are the goat results from the WW County Fair.
Cami Ellison
3rd Class 2 doe goat
Campbell McAllister
4th Class 5 doe goat
2nd Class 4 wether goat
Great job Campbell and Cami!!!
The Sharon-Mutual board of education will meet August 26 at 6:30 PM in the Sharon cafeteria to discuss a bond issue with no action to be taken. Your attendance and respectful input would be welcome.
Students who are seeking their drivers permit need to make sure they passed their eighth grade state reading test. Check with Cindy in the office to see if you did. If you did not, make arrangements with Mrs. Shryock To take the alternative test.
The ACT has been designated as the state test for Sharon-Mutual for the 2019-2020 school year. Thank you for your input!
Sheep results at the WW County Fair.
Emmalee Nail-
1st place class 1 hamp ewe & breed champ
1st class 4 commercial ewe, breed champion & grand champion market ewe
1st place class 1 Dorset wether & breed champion
1st place Class 3 natural wether
1st place Class 2 speck wether & breed champion
Way to go Emalee!!!
Just a reminder that the Oklahoma Blood Institute is at Mutual today. Students, staff and community members have been giving blood. Way to go Trojans!!
Congratulations Cindy. She’s off to the hospital, they are having a Grand Baby!!!
Sammi won Intermediate showmanship!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Sharon-Mutual students are competing in the WW County Fair today. We will keep you posted as we get results.
Here is how the hog show has gone so far
Sammi Green-
3rd place class 1 cross gilt
1st place class 1 Hamp barrow / breed champ
1st place Class 2 hamp barrow
Way to go Sammi!!!
Big THANK YOU to Cory Bruce with Bruce Electrical Solutions and Waylon Wyrick with Custom Energy Services for re-setting the lights at the football field.
Come join us for an evening of volleyball action beginning at 4:30 in the east gym at Mutual. It’s Sharon-Mutual vs Hennessy and should be a great evening of competition!
It is often said that play is the work of a child. Mrs. Hill’s Kindergarteners are working very hard in learning centers. At Sharon-Mutual our teachers make learning fun.
Football t-shirt orders will be accepted until Monday, August 19 at 9 a.m. Dont miss out!
Mrs. Syms 2nd graders busy collaborating during STEM time. The STEM materials were graciously donated to her class by members of our community. Mrs. Syms and her students are so grateful for your support.
Nicholas Marin got 1st Place with his pencil drawing. WAY TO GO!!
Thanks to the Sharon-Mutual Booster Club and their sponsors for purchasing new helmets for the FB team. These newest and safest helmets available for use. #trojanprideneverdies
PreK and Kindergarten have shown up for the carnival. There is a petting zoo and lots of games. Thank you to Mann’s Rental for providing the cooler.
The carnival is about to start!!!
Taia Lovelace with her Grand Champion Roster.
