Go Merry has thousands of active scholarships on our website, at any given time.
Or check out just some of the offerings here:
1
The Coca-Cola Scholars Program Scholarship
Provider: The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation
Amount: $20,000
# of winners: 150
2
Most Valuable Student Scholarship
Provider: Elks National Foundation
Amount: $50,000
# of winners: 500
3
Equitable Excellence Scholarship
Provider: Equitable
Amount: $25,000
# of winners: Varies
4
Doc Cohen Franchising Scholarship
Provider: International Franchise Association Foundation
Amount: $1,500
# of winners: 1
5
VFW - Voice of Democracy National Audio Essay
Provider: Veterans Of Foreign Wars (VFW)
Amount: $30,000
# of winners: Varies
6
The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards
Provider: Prudential Financial, Inc.
Amount: $10,000
# of winners: Varies
7
The Hagan Scholarship
Provider: Hagan Scholarship Foundation
Amount: $48,000
# of winners: 500
8
Your Path Scholarship (2020)
Provider: Candice Lenoir
Amount: $500
# of winners: 1
9
Elks National Foundation Scholarship Programs
Provider: Elks National Foundation
Amount: $50,000
# of winners: 500
10
Student Photography Scholarship
Provider: The James Alan Cox Foundation
Amount: $2,500
# of winners: 6
See Mrs. Hopper for access if you're interested.
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Check out this after-prom fundraiser which also promotes your student and school spirit!
The HS football game vs Corn Bible has been moved to Thursday, Nov. 5. 7:00 kick off.
We are so excited for tomorrow!!!
Regarding the Oklahoma’s Promise scholarship program. This message is for all college students who graduated high school in 2018 and thereafter.Remember, there are some very important requirements that could affect your award in college.The $100,000 second income limit is checked EACH year for ALL OKPromise students enrolled in postsecondary education, not just entering freshmen. This means that all OKPromise students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year. Any year that the student does not receive the award because their income exceeds the income limit will count toward the five-year period of scholarship eligibility.OKPromise will not pay for non-credit remedial courses in college.OKPromise students graduating high school in 2018 and thereafter may not receive total award payments for more than 129 semester credit hours during their five years of scholarship eligibility, unless their degree program requires more hours.Don't forget! The 2021-2022 FAFSA opened October 1, 2020!More information about these and other changes is available on the College Students page of the OKPromise website.Oklahoma’s PromiseOklahoma State Regents for Higher Educationokpromise@osrhe.eduwww.okpromise.org1.800.858.1840
Keep hustling Trojans!
Upcoming Trojan talent
4-H will be Wednesday, October 21, immediately following school at the elementary.
HS students planning to attend college may sign up for the ACT at actstudent.org. It's good if freshmen and sophomores can take the ACT in April to get a feel for it and juniors and seniors may take it at any time during the year. Students may take the ACT a maximum of 12 times. If you are on free or reduced lunches, you may obtain a fee waiver from Mrs. Hopper to take the ACT for free.
Sharon-Mutual is doing a fundraiser to help support Special Olympics! Check out this awesome catalog!
https://radafundraising.com/?rfsn=4806384.12a84b
Another ACT prep source
https://academy.act.org/
Only special instructions for Beaver on Friday is no parents on the field after the game.
Electrical Training Alliance of Western Oklahoma has openings in their electrical apprenticeship training program. Applicants must be at least 17 years old to apply, 18 years old to enter the program, have a valid driver's license, a high school diploma or G.E.D. and provide an original certified high school transcript showing a passing grade in Algebra 1. Apply online at www.etawok.org/applications.
Reminder: The SM Community blood drive, in memory of Jessika Majors, daughter of Stephanie Paulsen, and sister of Ethan Paulsen, is Monday, October 19 in Mutual from 1-4 pm. Sign up for a donation at obi.org or call 989-3231 to make an appointment. Thank you in advance for your life saving donation.
Be tough Trojans!!
Light’em up Trojans!
Mighty Trojans! So proud of our guys!! Trojans in top 22-14
Trojans on top with 2 minutes to go in the first quarter 16-14
Keep hustling Trojans!
High Plains Career Tech is not having school on Monday, October 19. Sharon-Mutual students Who drive need to report to school by 10:50 AM. Students who do not drive should ride the bus that morning To Mutual.
With fall break upon us, a friendly reminder the final elementary and jh football game is Tuesday Oct. 20 starting at 5:30.
Mr. Marlatt's Oklahoma History class completes a tour of some of the local one-room school sites around Mutual at the Hackberry School southwest of Mutual. The class also visited Moscow Flats, Richmond, and Sybil sites locally. The field trip concluded their study of one-room schools and the School Land Commission.
Brackets for 5/6th basketball tournament at Mooreland in 2 weeks.
Boise City has graciously sent the following information for Thursday evening visitors at the football game:
Local Restaurants:
Dairy Queen, Subway, Bluebonnet Cafe, Loves, Toot 'n Totum, Moore's Grocery
Emergency Site: Cimarron Memorial Hospital, 100 S. Ellis, 580-544-2501
Visitor Seating is located on the east side of the field. There are no guidelines as far COVID is concerned, but they are taking proper precautions. They do have construction going on, so fans will not be able to drive around the square to get to the football field. The easiest way to get to the field is to turn right at Dollar General. Drive until you come to a two-way stop and turn left. From there you will be able to drive and make any right heading north and it will take you to the football field. Fans are allowed to drive their vehicles to the visitor seating area. Please drive through the north gate. They will have someone there to take money for admittance.
Concessions will be available.
We have an exciting update here at the University of Oklahoma: We have added test-optional scholarships for students entering OU during the 2021-22 school year! Students who apply as a test-optional applicant will be considered holistically for scholarships. This means all admitted students who have at least a 3.25 scholarship GPA will receive a scholarship. Students are still encouraged to submit a test score to ensure the highest scholarship and the fastest notification of an award.
At the same time, there was no tuition increase for the 2020-21 school year, marking the third straight year tuition has been the same rate. Our goal as an institution is to increase college education access and recognize deserving students, and these increases demonstrate that commitment. As a university committed to academics and our students, we are taking action to make OU more affordable.
Encourage your students to apply to OU by Nov. 1, our early action admission deadline, to receive priority consideration for OU's merit-based awards.
See the latest scholarship amounts, and please feel free to contact your OU admissions counselor, Artemio Castillon, at acastillon@ou.edu or 405-325-2151.
Boomer Sooner!
Jeff J. Blahnik
Senior Associate Vice President, Division of Enrollment Management
Executive Director, Office of Admissions & Recruitment
The University of Oklahoma
Brackets for the 5/6th Arnett tournament for next week. Transportation will be provided on Monday. Due to the HS football game on Friday the 23rd, players will need to ride with parents to their respective basketball game.
***Don’t Forget***
Today is the last day to sign up for the mini cheer clinic!!! ❤️🤍💙
Elementary JH football at Canton Monday.
Elementary will leave Sharon at 4:00. Jh will leave Mutual at 4:15.
Homecoming coronation. #HOCO2020❤️🤍💙
Football Homecoming
The homecoming coronation starts at 6:15, with kickoff following at 7:00.
Can’t make it? Watch online: https://classiccom.tv/sharon-mutual.html
Attached are the remaining dates for concessions for this school year. There are a few spots open. Please message Coach Marlatt. Thank you in advance.
Homecoming Pep assembly 2020!
❤️🤍💙 Trojans beat the Railroaders!!!
#HOCO2020 #Trojanprideneverdies
Senior football moms surprise dance! Great job moms! We know you made your boys proud!
Homecoming Pep assembly 2020!
❤️🤍💙 Trojans beat the Railroaders!!!
#HOCO2020 #Trojanprideneverdies
Senior football boys and coaches dance off!
Homecoming Pep assembly 2020!
❤️🤍💙 Trojans beat the Railroaders!!!
#HOCO2020 #Trojanprideneverdies
Thank you to everyone who attended our homecoming pep assembly! We had a great turnout!
Homecoming Pep assembly 2020!
❤️🤍💙 Trojans beat the Railroaders!!!
#HOCO2020 #Trojanprideneverdies
Homecoming Pep assembly 2020!
❤️🤍💙 Trojans beat the Railroaders!!!
#HOCO2020 #Trojanprideneverdies
Home coming parade 2020
TROJAN PRIDE ❤️🤍💙 #HOCO2020
Home coming parade 2020
TROJAN PRIDE ❤️🤍💙 #HOCO2020
Home coming parade 2020
TROJAN PRIDE ❤️🤍💙 #HOCO2020
Home coming parade 2020
TROJAN PRIDE ❤️🤍💙 #HOCO2020
Home coming parade 2020
TROJAN PRIDE ❤️🤍💙 #HOCO2020
Home coming parade 2020
YROJAN PRIDE ❤️🤍💙 #HOCO2020
Homecoming parade 2020!
TROJAN PRIDE ❤️🤍💙 #HOCO2020
Reminder jh football and jh volleyball have concessions tonight please. 6:00. Anyone will to step in and help during halftime is greatly appreciated.
A little elementary football, hot dog feed and pep assembly to wrap up homecoming week!
THANK YOU to everyone who came and support our school at the Homecoming parade and pep-assembly!!!! Pictures coming soon! ❤️🤍💙 #Hoco2020
It’s our favorite dress up day
❤️🤍💙TROJAN PRIDE DAY!!!!!! ❤️🤍💙
Let’s see your kiddos Trojan Pride outfits in the comments!
#HOCO2020 #TrojanPrideNeverDies
Be sure to tune in for the Homecoming Pep Assembly today after the parade. The cheerleaders will doing their routines in front of the Methodist Church on Main Street in Sharon. The parade starts at 1:30 and the pep assembly will follow.
The broadcast will be on classiccom.tv
#trojanprideneverdies
A great Big THANK YOU to the town of Sharon for donating this sign to Sharon-Mutual! We love it and we love your support!
Don’t forget about all the upcoming homecoming activities the next two days! #HOCO2020 ❤️🤍💙❤️🤍💙
Don’t forget your Trojan swag for the homecoming game! #HOCO2020
These will be for sale in the front office of the elementary tomorrow for $1.
Correction: The hotdog feed is at 6:45 on Thursday in Mutual.
Great job Sharon-Mutual on decorating for homecoming! TROJANS BEAT THE RAILROADERS!!!!!!! ❤️🤍💙 #HOCO2020 #Trojanpride
Catch these events Thursday, October 8, 2020. The hotdog feed at 5:45 p.m. and community pep rally at 7:30 p.m. will be in Mutual after the elementary game. Don't miss the parade and pep rally in Sharon beginning at 1:30. Friday evenings events begin at 5:30 p.m. with homecoming pictures followed by coronation at 6:15 p.m. and the game against Waynoka beginning at 7:00 p.m. After-prom parents are hosting a street dance following the game in Mutual. More details will be released as they become available on the street dance.
We are having so much fun during home coming week! Show us your kids first responder/hero outfits!!! #HOCO2020
Cowley County Community College has the new Academic scholarship application on the website now. Please visit https://www.cowley.edu/scholarshipapp/academic.html to review it. Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. Oklahoma High School Seniors check out Tiger Pathway Scholarships, Academic, Departmental, and Activities Scholarships. Apply Today!
Thank you to everyone who came out to support Sharon-Mutual tonight! We had a great time! Thank you Mrs.Reich for putting on a great show!
That’s all folks! A great night!! Let’s do this again!!!
Oh that Achy Breaky Heart! Who is that??? Can it really be??? Billy Ray Seriously!!
1st grade bringing it to you with Meant to Be. Oh what a night!’
7th & 8th grade gettin’ back to nature with a little back up from the HS
Oh my, look at these heartbreakers! 3rd & 4th grade girls
5th & 6th grade girls sing Head Over Boots lookin’ sweet!
Lookin’ good with Delta Dawn! Oh those JH & HS girls!!!
Burnin’ up that Ring of Fire are the 3rd & 4th grade boys!!
Our very own Highwaymen—Jonah, Austin B, Isaiah and Austin M
Megan and Austin take us to Jackson. Johnny & June would be proud!
2nd grade takin’ us home
Pre-K spreading some sunshine
Kindergarten singing shoo fly and some great emceeing!
Little bit of God’s Country by 5th & 6th grade boys
If you can’t be here, tune in on Classic com
Mrs. Reich warms up the crowd for the main event at Trojan Stadium. Come on out!!!
Small concession tonight for sweets and a show. Drinks and candy available.
lady Trojans ready some silly fall books to second grade today! Thank you so much! We’re so lucky to have great examples for our littles to look up to! 🏐❤️🤍💙 #HOCO2020
The 4-H meeting scheduled for 10-7 has been moved to 10-21. The Ag Booster Club meeting for ag parents and anyone who is showing has been moved from 10-7 to 10-11 at 4 pm.
The Hagan Scholarship is now available. Apply at www.hsfmo.org by November 15, 2020, at 5 p.m.
Lady Trojans Volleyball 🏐 read a couple silly fall books to Pre-K and Kindergarten today! Thank you!!! #HOCO2020
THANK YOU Woodward Walmart for donating these supplies to Sharon-Mutual! We are so thankful and blessed to have your support! ❤️🤍💙
Get signed up for mini-cheer by October 12th! It'll be fun!!!
Final game of the season. Great effort Lady T!
Lady in game 3 after two losses to the Longhorns.
Lady T playing tough!
Game tune after my DT lost the first one to Chism
Lady T regional play against Chism longhorns
Mrs. Nails class all dressed up for Homecoming! You all look great for decade day!!!
All juniors should report to the high school in Mutual tomorrow by 7:50 a.m. to take the ACT. Do NOT go to the career tech.
JH and HS students will be boarding their normal route buses after the pep assembly Thursday afternoon and will not be returning to Mutual to the high school. Students should take all items they need for the weekend with them to the parade. They may retrieve it from the bus they ride to Sharon after the pep assembly and board their route bus at the pep rally. Any athletes needing transportation to the high school for practice after school should ride Alan's bus back to the high school for practice.
2021 U.S. Presidential Scholar Recommendations Due October 30
Presidential Scholar pic
The Oklahoma State Department of Education is soliciting recommendations of our State's top scholars for the prestigious U.S. Presidential Scholars Program recognition award. We ask that educators submit information for an outstanding SENIOR student graduating between January and June 2021 who you believe will represent the State of Oklahoma well if selected as a U.S. Presidential Scholar. Scholars will be selected based on outstanding leadership in the areas of academic achievement, community involvement, and positive character. As you form your recommendation, consider what makes the student stand out as having exemplary scholarship. Has the student overcome special challenges or hurdles while still achieving high academic success? Has the student engaged in consistent service learning that has impacted the school and community? Does the student exhibit innate leadership qualities that build relationships and empower others. We invite you to tell their story. Be their champion for this honor of excellence.
The U.S. Presidential Scholars Program (USPSP) was established in 1964, by executive order of the President, to recognize and honor some of our nation's most distinguished graduating high school seniors. In 1979, the program was extended to recognize students who demonstrate exceptional talent in the visual, creative and performing arts. In 2015, the program was again extended to recognize students who demonstrate ability and accomplishment in career and technical education fields. Each year, up to 161 students are named as Presidential Scholars, one of the nation's highest honors for high school students. Recommend an Oklahoma Senior using the link below. (STUDENTS CAN ONLY BE NOMINATED THROUGH THEIR STATE AGENCY. DO NOT SUBMIT DIRECTLY TO USPSP.)
U.S PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLAR RECOMMENDATION FORM
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2020. Note: Recommendations do not guarantee nomination. More than one student from each school can be submitted for recommendation. Make sure your district is represented in the pool of prospective nominations! For questions about this process, email petra.woodard@sde.ok.gov.
United States Senate Youth Program
The 59th Annual United States Senate Youth Program (USSYP), established in 1962 by U.S. Senate Resolution, awards two student leaders from each state, the District of Columbia and the Department of Defense Education Activity a week in Washington experiencing their national government in action. Delegates hear major policy addresses by senators, cabinet members, officials from the Departments of State and Defense and directors of federal agencies, as well as participate in a meeting with a Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. Each delegate is awarded a $10,000 College Scholarship for undergraduate studies.
USSYP is limited to junior and seniors who are currently serving in any one of the following student government offices:
a. student body president, vice-president, secretary, or treasurer b. class president, vice-president, secretary, or treasurer c. student council representative d. national honor society officer e. student representative elected or appointed to a district, regional, or state level civic or educational organization
The USSYP Washington Week will be held online the week of March 14, 2021. The exact timeframe of the program is to be decided. Two students from each state will be selected to attend the online program and each will receive a $10,000 undergraduate college scholarship. Students may qualify to apply through leadership positions they currently hold per the USSYP official criteria for the current 2020-2021 academic year. If students are unable to hold leadership positions this year due to the pandemic, they can submit the position they held during the 2019-2020 academic year. All student leadership qualifying positions are subject to the judgement of the state selection administrator and will be verified and confirmed. Access the USSYP Brochure here.
Oklahoma applications can be accessed here and are due by 5:00 p.m. on November 20, 2020. Incomplete or late applications will not be considered. Finalists will be notified by December 31, 2020. Finalists will be required to attend a virtual interview the week of January 11-15, 2021. On the basis of the personal interview, essays, letter of recommendation, and application, judges will select two student delegates to represent Oklahoma and a first and second alternate. The two students chosen to represent Oklahoma as delegates and the two students chosen as alternates will be notified by the middle of February.
If you're interested, see Mrs. Hopper.
It’s officially Homecoming week at Sharon-Mutual!! Lets see all your kids pictures in the comments!! #HOCO2020 #TrojanPride
I called to check on tomorrow’s game and Beaver doesn’t even have us on their schedule. I confirmed this date with their previous coach last fall. No elementary or JH game will be played at Beaver tomorrow. We will try and find someone to play another day. I apologize for any confusion.
Important information for Sharon-Mutual parents. Please see the attached letter. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your child’s principal.
Don’t forget to pick out your outfits for dress up days this week!!! Sharon-Mutual is so excited for Homecoming! #HOCO2020
Trojan lettermen grades 7-12 are selling chances to win a half of beef. 2 drawings on FB live Nov. 20th. Processing dates in December. $25 per ticket or 5 for $100. Contact any Trojan letterman or athlete for purchase.
Trojan fans mark your calendars for Thursday and Friday!
#HOCO2020 #TrojanPride
A tough night for the Trojans
Keep working Trojans!
Trojan defense!
Don’t forget about our dress up days next week! There will be prizes for best dressed! #HOCO202 #TrojanPride
❤️🤍💙
The S-M Fall Music Concert will be on classiccom.tv Tuesday, October 6, 2020, at 7 p.m. if you are unable to join us live at Trojan Stadium (football field in Mutual). Hope you can make it for an evening of great entertainment!
Seniors--Virtual Ranger Preview at NWOSU is Saturday, November 7, 2020, at 10 a.m. via NWOSU YouTube Channel www.youtube.com/nwokst. You're invited! A scholarship for attendees of $600 will be given if you attend. Register online at www.nwosu.edu/ranger-preview.
FAFSA opens today for 2021 seniors to complete the federal financial aid application using 2019 income information. All seniors should complete the FAFSA at https://studentaid.gov. It is open until June 30, 2021, but more opportunities are available the earlier you file. All Oklahoma's Promise recipients are required to file the FAFSA.
Due Nov. 20: 2020-21 U.S. Senate Youth Scholarship Program
The 59th annual United States Senate Youth Program (USSYP), established in 1962 by U.S. Senate Resolution, awards two student leaders from each state and the District of Columbia a week in Washington, D.C. to experience their national government in action. Delegates hear major policy addresses by senators, cabinet members, officials from the Departments of State and Defense and directors of federal agencies. Delegates will also participate in a meeting with a justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. Each delegate is awarded a $10,000 college scholarship for undergraduate studies.
The competition is limited to juniors and seniors who are currently serving in any of the following student government offices:
Student body president, vice-president, secretary or treasurer
Class president, vice-president, secretary or treasurer
Student Council representative
National Honor Society officer
Student representative elected or appointed to a district, regional or state-level civic or educational organization
If students are unable to hold leadership positions this year due to the pandemic, they can submit the position they held during the 2019-2020 academic year. All student leadership qualifying positions are subject to the judgment of the state selection administrator and will be verified and confirmed.
For more information, view the USSYP brochure here.
The USSYP Washington Week will be held online the week of Mar. 14, 2021. The exact timeframe of the program is to be decided.
Access the application here.
Applications are due by 5 p.m. on Nov. 20.
Incomplete or late applications will not be considered. Finalists will be notified by Dec. 31. Finalists will be required to attend a virtual interview the week of Jan. 11-15, 2021. On the basis of the personal interview, essays, letter of recommendation and application, judges will select two student delegates to represent Oklahoma and a first and second alternate. The two students chosen to represent Oklahoma as delegates and the two students chosen as alternates will be notified by the middle of February.
If you have questions, contact Brenda Beymer-Chapman, Director of Social Studies Education, at brenda.chapman@sde.ok.gov.
Kindergarten learning all about Music notes and how to use them for art class! You can tell by the smiles on these sweet faces how much we love art and music class!
High School Football Boys went and read some fall books to Mrs. Syms First grade class! We really enjoy having such a great group of HS school kids to look up to! Thanks again boys! #TrojanPride
COLT Conference participants take a break on the return trip for FFA yesterday. Lookin' good!
Important information about homecoming mums! ❤️🤍💙
SM JH and HS lettermen are selling raffle chances for a half of beef. There will be 2 drawings on FB November 20th. Butcher dates are in December. Chances are $25 per ticket or 5 for $100. Please contact any JH/ HS athlete or letterman to purchase. You can also contact me via email: amarlatt@smps.k12.ok.us. Tickets will be sold through November 13th.
What an amazing day, 5th grader Knox Stocking and brother, PV2 Justin Day U.S Army Infantry haven’t seen each other for almost a year. He surprised him today at school! Thank you for serving our country Justin!
Tomorrow, September 30th, is the last day to order yearbooks for $36. They will be $38 + taxes starting October 1st.
Go to www.TreeRing.com/validate
Enter our school’s passcode: 101564070248594
Elementary was so excited to have two Trojan Football boys read The Scarecrow to them this morning! Thank you Torin Darden and Austin Miller!!!!
Don’t forgot to order your Mum’s and Garters for Homecoming next week!!!
#HOCO2020 #TrojanPride
Volleyball Regionals are set for Oct 5 at Chisholm.
Come join us for our annual homecoming parade!!!
We can’t wait to celebrate Homecoming next week!! Here are our dress up days!
#Trojanprideneverdies
Need some yards Trojans!
Trojan 1st & 10! Way to break away Trojans!!
A Trojan drive
Trojan spirit! Great job!!
Trojan defense!!
If you were possibly interested in attending NWOSU, apply by Saturday at midnight and they have some scholarship incentives you may be eligible for.
Tonight is childhood cancer night. Cheerleaders will be selling these spirit ribbons for $1. Come out and support Your SM cheerleaders!!!
It’s Childhood Cancer Awareness night at tonight’s football game. Kickoff is at 7:00 PM. Tonight’s program is designed by senior Austin Miller.
Can’t make the game? Join us online: https://classiccom.tv/sharon-mutual.html
Sharon-Mutual Education Foundation Dinner
SHARON-MUTUAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION
The Sharon-Mutual Education Foundation will be hosting their annual Pre-game meal tonight before the Buffalo vs Sharon-Mutual football game.
This fundraiser helps the foundation provide grants for our teachers and scholarships for our students. We hope you can come out and support this great organization.
Thank you Clint White and the Sharon-Mutual Education Foundation for all you do!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Yearbook Orders
Yearbooks are on sale for $36.00 plus taxes through September 30th. You can order online or fill out and mail in the form.
1. Go to www.TreeRing.com/validate
2. Enter our school’s passcode: 101564070248594
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xmt1O_qDC9NHv53tZ9Qisbt5JexapguqzVncH6RPBz8/edit
Elementary celebrated Johnny Appleseed day! They had so much fun trying different apples, pie, and juice. Some classes even made pan hats! We love that you are enjoying learning so much!!!
There will be NO elementary and jh football games on Monday September 28.
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Horatio Alger National Scholarship
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Horatio Alger State Scholarships
Provider: The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, Inc.
Amount: $10,000
# of winners: Varies
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Provider: The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, Inc.
Amount: $2,500
# of winners: 1020
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The Cooke College Scholarship Program
Provider: The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation
Amount: $40,000
# of winners: 150
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Save a Life Scholarship (2020)
Provider: American Academy of CPR & First Aid, Inc.
Amount: $1,500
# of winners: 1
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YoungArts' National Arts Competition
Provider: National YoungArts Foundation
Amount: $10,000
# of winners: Varies
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Lady T Volleyball
OG&E had to do some repairs yesterday, but that didn’t stop the Lady Ts from continuing to put in some work.
The JH/JV/V play at Erick today at 4:30. You can listen to the games on classiccom.tv.
The Regional Tournament will be October 1st thru 3rd at Chisholm.
#trojanprideneverdies
The Sharon-Mutual Junior Class Parents will be having a Bake Sale on October 3rd from 11:00-2:00 at Atwoods.
All proceeds will go towards the After Prom. Please come out and support the Junior Class!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
All 2021 seniors should complete the FAFSA at https://fafsa.ed.gov/ using your 2019 income tax return information. This will open doors to you not only for college opportunities, but higher ed opportunities such as career tech training.
PTO MEETING
PTO will be having a meeting Wednesday, September 30th at 5:00 in the Sharon cafeteria. If you want to be part of a GREAT organization come by and join.
The PTO has provided playground equipment and school supplies for our students.
Thank you Sharon-Mutual PTO for all you do!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
See You at the Pole Wednesday morning, September 23rd, at 7:45 am at Sharon-Mutual High School. Donuts will be provided by Sharon First Baptist Church.
See You (Later) at the Pole Wednesday evening, September 23rd, at 7:30 pm at Sharon-Mutual Elementary. Cookies will be provided by Sharon First Baptist Church.
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Eighth Through 10th-Grade Students, Do You Have a Plan for College?
Oklahoma's Official Guide to Preparing for College
The preparing for college brochure is now available exclusively online at the link below.
www.okhighered.org/students/publications/2020-pfc-8-10.pdf
High School Juniors and Seniors, Do You Have a Plan for College?
Oklahoma's Official Guide to Preparing for College
The preparing for college brochure is now available exclusively online at the link below.
www.okhighered.org/students/publications/2020-pdf-11-12.pdf
There will be no volleyball games played tomorrow. The teams will travel to Erick on Thursday.
Lady T keep workin’!!!
JV action against OBA
Reminder - P/T Conferences
Students in grades 5th - 8th. Teachers will be at their site from 4:00 to 7:00 on Tuesday and Thursday. If you need assistance with scheduling a meeting with a specific teacher please call the school. Thank you
Sharon-Mutual will not be participating in the cross-country meet at Timberlake due to scheduling conflicts 9-22-2020.
Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership, or HOBY, is a 4-day leadership experience for high school sophomores. The seminar is based on three leadership perspectives: Personal, Group and Societal. Students in attendance, or Ambassadors as we call them, explore these levels of leadership by participating in various hands-on activities, engaging with local community leaders, and connecting with a diverse network of peer leaders from across the state. Overall, HOBY aims to equip students with the resources to better understand their leadership skills and how to then put those skills into action.
Oklahoma HOBY 2021 registration opens October 1st. Important information to know:
Seminar Dates: June 3 - 6
Seminar Location: University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)
Early Registration Deadline: Tuesday, December 1st, 2020
Early Registration Fee: Primary Student: $350
Additional Student: $350
Registration Fee AFTER Dec 1: Primary Student: $350
Additional Student: $350
If you're interested, see Mrs. Hopper.
Just a reminder this week is parent teacher conferences. We ask that as you enter the building you please germx your hands. We would like to limit the number of visitors in our building. If you have to bring your children with you to conferences they must stay with you the whole time. Your temperature will be taken as you enter the classrooms. If you feel more comfortable in a mask we will wear one as well when speaking to you. If you have had a possible exposure within the past 14 day, not feeling well or work in a facility with high exposures we ask that you reschedule. We value the safety our our community and our school system and are trying to do everything we can to keep everyone healthy.
Check out the lunch and breakfast menus under Documents>Menus.
No career tech today at High Plains Technology Center
Trojans played an awesome game! Final score 20-14. Next time Trojans
Tied up 14-14. Way to go Trojans!!!
Keep workin’ Trojans!!
Exciting half
More Trojan action!
Trojan Power!!!
Exciting football!! You oughta be here...
Check out scholarships at https://studentscholarships.org
We are so proud of Bryson Farrell, Patrick Wheeler, and Triniti Mabra! They are helping Mrs. Reichenberger by making our restrooms pretty again! They are helping paint and will be stenciling on positive messages! Great job, Thanks for helping out! #TrojanPride
Yearbooks are on sale with 10% off through 9/30. Order forms will be sent home with all students soon. You can order online and pay by check, credit card or debit card. You can also mail in your order to TreeRing using the link or image provided. Each yearbook comes with two personalized pages you can create on your own. You can also order a free digital copy of the yearbook.
If you have any questions, please email yearbook@smsp.k12.ok.us.
Go to www.TreeRing.com/validate
Enter our school’s passcode: 101564070248594
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xmt1O_qDC9NHv53tZ9Qisbt5JexapguqzVncH6RPBz8/edit?usp=sharing
ESA International is an organization founded in 1929 and is a leadership and service organization. The ESA Foundation is a 501(c)3 public foundation established in 1970 as an organization with the purpose of promoting continuing education and charitable activities.
ESAF offers more than 200 scholarships each year. They do not allow their scholarship program to be advertised or used by companies that charge for scholarship information. ESA Foundation Scholarships are awarded based on individual scholarship criteria. Some scholarships have requirements for GPA and/or field of study.
While the website filters applications based on selections made, it is important to review the specific criteria for each scholarship prior to applying. Personal letters should be written with these criteria in mind, as scholarship judges will review these items.
Information about scholarship requirements and applications are available on the ESA website: here.
The application submission process is done online. To find scholarships currently available, click on the current list of ESA Foundation Scholarships available by the state in which the student resides. Click on the state to learn which scholarships are available.
Completed applications are accepted online beginning September 1, 2020 and ending February 1, 2021 at 11 PM MST to be considered for the scholarships this academic year.
Final score 60 to 14 with Waynoka on top
JH action & spirit
5th & 6th grade football highlights. It’s a great evening for football! Come on out!!
VOICE OF
DEMOCRACY
Student Entry Deadline: October 31, 2020
Patriotic Audio Essay Competition Grades 9-12
Grand Prize: $30,000 Scholarship
See Mrs. Hopper for application
Check out the August 2020 newsletter on the app or Live Feed under Documents>About>Newsletters
Thank you for allowing us to share information on our scholarship program in conjunction with Honors Grad U! We are offering another five $10,000 scholarships again this year and I want to make sure your students know about it.
These are the main points about our scholarship:
High school students can participate in a design-thinking community building project:
Design & work on a community improvement project.
Optional: Share work for some checkpoint feedback before the final deadline by May 28, 2021.
Submit final design thinking project application by June 28, 2021.
There will be up to 5 awardees, each receiving a $10,000 scholarship to the college, university, or trade school of their choice. We will also fund the top project up to $5,000.
Here is a link to anything else you may need to know about our scholarship: https://www.honorsgraduation.com/graduation-scholarship.htm.
Click this link for more information, where you can also find complete FAQ’s on the rounds and a digital submission form: http://www.honorsgradu.com/scholarship-faqs/. You can also see the projects of previous years' recipients to learn more about this opportunity.
The Hagan Scholarship is a nationwide need-based merit scholarship, designed to provide each recipient with the opportunity to Graduate College Debt-Free. Recipients of a Hagan Scholarship will graduate from an Eligible Public High School located in a county having fewer than 50,000 residents or from a remote rural public high school located in a larger county. There is NO Application Fee. To inform your students about the Hagan Scholarship please provide a link from your school’s website to Haganscholarships.org.
Hagan Scholarship recipients are high achieving, self-motivated students who will require substantial financial assistance to attend college. The Hagan Scholarship provides up to $48,000 over four years; nine hundred twenty-seven Hagan Scholars from 43 states are currently enrolled at 358 colleges and universities. Over 2,000 Hagan Scholarships have been awarded to date, 500 more scholarships will be awarded in April 2021.
The award of a Hagan Scholarship can be life changing for many recipients. For more information and to access the Hagan Scholarship Application please visit our website. The Application Deadline is 5:00 PM CST, November 15, 2020.
Pictures and proofs have come in and will be distributed this week. Seniors need to pick a proof picture (whether ordering any or not) and give it back to Mrs. Green by Wednesday, September 30th to be sent to Horton’s by 10/2.
REMINDER - REMINDER
Parents, please review these reminders for picking up students in the elementary pick-up line. These guidelines have been set to make pick-up as safe as possible for all students. Please be sure that others who pick-up your child are aware of the guidelines.
1. Anyone picking up a student should be in the pick-up line, not across the street in the parking lot.
2. All students need to be able to be placed in the vehicle on the drivers side. Please move car seats to the other side.
3. Anyone picking up both elementary and HS students should be mindful of the 3:25 dismissal at the elementary.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP
A special thanks to our donors, sponsors and teams for a successful 2nd annual SM Booster Club golf tournament! Boiling Springs Golf Course is a great host!
Due to insufficient numbers, Sharon-Mutual will not be participating in the Weatherford JH volleyball festival Saturday, September 12.
It’s a beautiful morning to kick off the Sharon-Mutual Booster Club golf tournament! Thank you for all your support!
All sports Pink Out shirts!! These will be worn for Volleyball, Football and Basketball. Orders are due Tuesday September 16th. Order forms will be sent home with your student or you can pick one up in the front office.
Trojan Pride Never Dies!
We got to celebrate Adrian Rivas birthday today! Adrian graduated from Sharon-Mutual in 2012 and has been employed at Sharon-Mutual for 9 years working in the cafeteria. If you have ever met Adrian you know he swells with Trojan pride, attending as many sporting events and activities as possible. Adrian is an absolute ray of sunshine and the children love to see him and talking to him every day! Each student made Adrian feel special during their lunch period singing him happy birthday and bringing him birthday cards! We are so lucky to have you Adrian! HAPPY BIRTHDAY from Sharon-Mutual school!
When you can’t have recess you put your imagination to work. 2nd graders showing off their creativity on a rainy day of indoor recess.
YEARBOOK SALE - Take advantage of the discounted price!!!!
Yearbooks are discounted 10% through the end of September for $37.94 (we have to charge taxes for online sales). You can order online and pay with a check, debit card, or credit card.
September $36.00 + Taxes
October $38.00 + Taxes
November $40.00 + Taxes
Go to www.TreeRing.com/validate
Enter our school’s passcode: 101564070248594
Mrs. Robinson 3rd grade class is working on Map Skills to prepare them for exciting adventures they can take around the United States!
Great job 3rd grade!!
Sharon-Mutual 4H Club will have a meeting today after school at 3:30 in the Sharon Cafeteria. You will be able to sign up and learn about the programs you can participate in this year.
Woodward firefighter Melissa Hobbs came and spoke to Pre -K through 2nd grade about fire safety, how to call 911 and the importance of knowing your address. Thank you for Educating our kids on Fire safety! The kids had such a good time and haven’t stopped talking about everything they learned!
Applications for the Chancellor Hans Brisch Scholarship are available and due by December 4, 2020. Applicants should have demonstrated a commitment to enhancing their community or school demonstrating high academic achievement & have a proven record of leadership success. See Mrs. Hopper for applications.
Next weeks elementary and JH football game with Waynoka will he played next Tuesday Sept 15. 5:30 kickoff for elementary with JH to follow. It is a home game.
Due to lack of numbers, JH will not travel to Buffalo Tuesday. 5/6 will go and kick off at 5:30
Due to lack of numbers in JH, only 5/6 football will travel to Buffalo Tuesday. Kickoff at 5:30.
GOOD NEWS!!!
Sharon-Mutual has been approved to provide free meals for all Sharon-Mutual students from September 1st to December 31st. This will include both breakfast and lunch for the first semester. Those students who were on paid status or had a balance will owe for meals through August 31st.
Also there will still be a charge for extra milk.
If you have any questions please contact the school.
#trojanprideneverdies
Lady T HS action
Lady T battles!!
JV Lady T takes the victory. Way to go ladies!!!
JV LADY T action
JH volleyball against Weatherford & S-M takes the win!!
Meet our new Library Aid Alyssa Lee! She is in need of puzzles, LEGO’s, beanbags, and an area rug if anyone would like to donate to the SM library! Help us Welcome Alyssa Lee to Sharon-Mutual!!! Trojan Pride Never Dies!
HISTORY OF MUTUAL
Mr. Marlatt took his 9th grade Oklahoma History students on a tour of Mutual. They discussed the history of the town and how it began.
#trojanprideneverdies
We regret to inform you Friday night's football game at Cherokee has been cancelled. We wish to respect the decisions made by each school district during this difficult time of uncertainty and allow them to make the decisions that are best for their school and community. We appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you the next time our teams take the field.
2020-2021 Yearbooks are on sale! The staff is working on promotional materials to send out, but you can take advantage of the 10% discount now through September 30th. Use the link below to pre-order. You can pay by check, debit, or credit card. If you ordered last year, your login should be the same.
https://www.treering.com/validate?PassCode=101564070248594
The Sharon-Mutual cross-country team made a great representation at the Timberlake meet today. Everyone medaled. Great job guys!
Sharon-Mutual Pre-K through 2nd grade had a Pirate guest reader today, reading The Pirate Jamboree! They loved hearing all of her walk the plank stories!
This file contains the pictures from senior night and the videos for the all sports video. If you are unable to view and need individual pictures, please contact Mrs. Green bngreen@smps.k12.ok.us
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1oPsuIP_hbUncYT7SXu91zofQdVEvm2d7
FYI COOKIE DOUGH FUNDRAISER
The COOKIE DOUGH FUNDRAISER has been extended to Tuesday, September 8th. Please help support the students with their activities through the school year.
#trojanprideneverdies
The volleyball game at Hardesty Tuesday, September 8th has been cancelled due to a Covid case there.
Protocol for football game Friday night.
REMINDER- REMINDER
Sharon-Mutual Booster Club will be holding a meeting on September 2nd at 6:00 in the Sharon cafeteria.
Please come out to help support our students.
#trojanprideneverdies
Let’s go Trojans!
Work hard Trojans!
Mighty Trojan football!
A Trojan touchdown!
It's senior night!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgpVUfIJa0w&t=8s
Trojan spirit!!
Trojans 8 Pond Creek-Hunter 26
Keep workin’ Trojans!
A great night to start football!
Trojan football honors this great country during the Star Spangled Banner at senior night.
Reminder JH football and cross country have concession tonight. Please report at 5:45
JH highlights
JV highlights Against Darrouzett
And the final product!
Football kiddos getting the field ready today! It looks great.
Any adults that would like to help in concession tomorrow at the football game will be greatly appreciated. Especially at half time. Thanks in advance.
Anyone attending tomorrow’s volleyball game at Darouzett will be required to wear a mask. Capacity will be at 50% in the gym. Upon being seated using social distancing, masks may be removed while seated.
You may enter the gym through the door East of the longhorn. Please come out & support Lady T!
Coach Bri and Coach Mandy have bee hard at work with the Elementary Lady Trojans. They have been practicing on Wednesday after school.
Girls 3rd-6th grade basketball practice! From left to right.
Denise,Ali, Hailee, Hayley, Kollyns, Addison, Lily, Arley, Tayler, Allison, MaKenzi, Haylee, and Callie.
Congratulations Cody Vassar on having the Champion Beefmaster Heifer at the Woodward County Fair! Great work Cody!
Congratulations to Emalee Nail on having the Grand Jr Breeding Ewe and Grant Market Ewe. She also had the Champion Hamp Wether and Champion Shrop Wether. Her Hamp was also Grand Champion. Great job Emalee and thanks to your showing assistant Campbell McAllister!
REMINDER - REMINDER
The Elementary Cookie Dough Fundraiser will end on September 2nd. This is one of our major fundraisers for the school year. You can purchase from a student or online. Please help support our Elementary Students.
Also if you have any pictures from elementary school activities, please send a copy to school for Ms. Amanda to hang on our bulletin board in the hall.
#trojanprideneverdies
Erick takes the match
Work hard ladies!!
Second set play by Lady T
Heated action in the HS set
More JV action
A tight game Ins with Erick on top
Great job, flaggers!! We have the best!!
Lady T serving it up
JV Lady T action
2nd JH game goes to Erick. 3rd game action shots.
JH volleys against Erick for a first game win over Erick. 2nd game action shots.
More action
Lady T against Chisholm HS
Lady T working hard against Chisholm JV
Friday night football is back! A great night to scrimmage
You can still order a 2019-2020 yearbook with the below instructions. You will have to pay to ship the book. Choose 2019-2020 when ordering. We are working on some details for 2020-2021 before selling, so please wait before ordering this year's book.
Go to www.TreeRing.com/validate
Enter our school’s passcode: 101564070248594
OBA volleyball highlights
A great day at the fair!
First team dinner of the season. Can’t thank our parents enough for taking on this task each year! Too many to mention.
The Hennessey HS volleyball festival Saturday is not allowing any fans. Masks are mandatory for players and coaches except while participating in the match
Friday night scrimmage vs Turpin begins at 6:00 pm.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we will be celebrating senior athletes in football, volleyball, basketball, and baseball on August 28th at 6 p.m. Senior parents, please make plans to join us in honoring your student athlete. Please meet in front of the stands by 5:55 p.m.
HS and JH students are required to check in on Virtual Fridays as their teacher has designated on Thursday. If they don’t, they will be counted absent. We don’t want them to lose credit because they neglected to do so. Internet service devices should be distributed in time for this Friday for those who do not have access at home.
And the set goes to Hennessey. Way to hustle Lady T!! Very nice facilities Hennessey! Congratulations on the new dome!
Lady T takes the third.
Lady T down by 2 games. Going into the third.
One game each. Keep workin’ Lady T!!!!
Lady T ... strong on the court
The big T JV falls to Hennessey in 2 of 3 games.
JV Lady Trojans take the first game of the set.
More JH action against Hennessey
Jh Lady Trojans take a win in the first game
This weeks athletic events:
Tuesday: Volleyball @ Hennessey
Thursday: Volleyball @ OBA
Friday: Football scrimmage vs Turpin @ 6:00
Saturday: HS Volleyball @ Hennessey Festival.
Football t shirt order forms are due Wednesday. Thanks in advance for your support.
Reminder
Tomorrow is the last day to order VB T-Shirts with the order form. They are due tomorrow. Please support the Volleyball program they are off to a great start.
You may purchase T-Shirts online.
#trojan prideneverdies
Here’s some information on the Sharon-Mutual Fair.
These will be the times that students will be attending:
PreK - 1st 11:30-12:30
5th-6th 12:00-1:00
2nd-4th 12:30-1:30
JH/HS 1:30-2:30
Concession stand will be available. Hope to see you there.
Picture Days:
Monday August 17th (tomorrow)
Senior panel ($25 setting fee)
Mutual HS volleyball
JH volleyball (time permitting)
Cheerleaders (time permitting)
Tuesday August 18th
Student/staff school portraits
Elementary football and cross country
JH football, cross country, volleyball (if unable Monday)
HS Football, cross country, Taloga volleyball and group volleyball
Cheerleaders (if unable Monday)
Order forms were given to students and you can order online
https://hortonstudios.hhimagehost.com/V2/Home/Organization/Sharon-Mutual
S-M Trojans participated in the Buffalo Cross Country meet today. Pictured L-R are: Taylor Thompson, Grady Stocking & Teagan Marlatt. Grady was 11th in competition. Great work Trojans!!
JH and HS students, make sure you are checking in as designated by your teachers on Virtual Fridays and complete assigned tasks. Attendance is being taken based on your check-in.
There will be a community blood drive in Mutual on August 18 from noon to 4 p.m. Please call the school for an appointment at 580-989-3231.
The first 4-H meeting will be September 9th right after school in the elementary cafeteria. You will need to enroll online. Trish Thompson will provide enrollment forms at the meeting.
As I reflect back on this first week of school, my thoughts always come back to the character that our students have shown as we have started the school year. I know there have been challenges and I anticipate that there will be many as we work our way through the year.
The characteristics of a TROJAN are generally described as a BRAVE, HARDWORKING, and DETERMINED individual who protects the ancient City of Troy.
I can’t think of a better way to describe how are parents, teachers, and students have responded to this pandemic.
So Parents and Community thank you so much for helping us get the school year started as we try to instill the characteristics of a TROJAN into each one of our students. I know your students will benefit from attending Sharon-Mutual Public Schools.
In closing I want to re-assure you that our teachers are a BRAVE, HARDWORKING, and DETERMINED group of individuals who will do everything they can to protect your students.
Remember: TROJAN PRIDE NEVER DIES!!
#trojanprideneverdies
First full pad practice of the season tonight at 7:00!
We are in need of one more member for the chain gang this season. Anyone interested let Coach Marlatt know.
Keep working ladies !
HS action...wish you were here too!!!
The Trojan man step up to help out. Way to go guys!
A great JV joint effort by Taloga and Sharon-Mutual against CBA!
Flagging for the Lady Trojans. Great job Blayze and Kaden!!
Trojan fans!!!
JV action
JH action against Corn Bible.
Volleyball today beginning at 4:30 p.m. against Corn Bible at Mutual -- JH/JV/Varsity. Come out for the fun!
Picture Days
Order forms have been handed out and are attached. You can also order online: https://hortonstudios.hhimagehost.com/V2/Home/Organization/Sharon-Mutual
Schedule:
Monday 8/17 -
Senior panel ($25 setting fee)
SMHS volleyball (JH if time allows)
Tuesday 8/18 -
Elementary, JH, and HS school portraits
Elementary, JH, and HS cross country
Elementary, JH, and HS football
Taloga and group HS volleyball
JH volleyball (if not on 8/17)
Here are the updated Fall Sports Calendars.
Remember tonight VB will take on CBA. JH will start at 4:00, JV and Varsity will follow. You can listen to the game on classiccom.tv
Good luck Lady Trojans!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Reminder
Sharon-Mutual Schools will serve food on a grab-n-go basis of Virtual Fridays. All meals will be served from Sharon.
Remember these are available on your current status. If you are on the free/reduced program they will be the same as normal. If you pay for your lunches they will be added to your bill.
Thanks for all you have done to make the year start smoothly.
#trojanprideneverdies
Career tech begins tomorrow. The bus will leave Mutual at 715 and Sharon at 730.
Sorry for short notice, coach Marlatt dropped the ball. Jh football has concession tomorrow for the volleyball games. 4:00 work time. Need to have an adult or two help cover until I can get there after football practice please. Thanks.
Please notify the school office if you do not have internet access at your home for your student(s) to complete their work on virtual Fridays. We are currently gathering numbers and will be getting devices and access to the students' homes who do not have access as soon as possible. We ask for your patience since it may not be in place by this Friday. Students should make best contact effort with their teacher by email or text on Friday, even if they do not yet have access. Teachers will work with students who do not yet have access.
We will be doing a lockdown drill, a bus drill, a security drill, and a fire drill beginning at 11:05 today at the high school. These are only a drill to prepare in the event of a real incident.
Congratulations to Coach Gilchrist, Coach Goodwin and the Lady Trojans!!! They defeated Hennessey 3-0 to start 1-0 in Volleyball. It was a great night as the JH and JV teams won as well.
For those that don’t know we have a COOP with Taloga for Volleyball, all the girls played great tonight.
We will be broadcasting the games on classiccom.tv again this year. The Lady Trojans will take on CBA Thursday at home. Be sure to tune in if you can’t make the game.
#trojanprideneverdies
Check out the booster club ads running in the gym foyer. Great job Mr. Barnes of getting those displays up and running! Thank you to each of the sponsors for your support!
Senior panel picture information is being sent home with seniors today. Pictures are Monday and there is a $25 setting fee to be paid when pictures are taken.
Sharon-Mutual Public Schools will be offering our Lunch Program on Virtual Fridays. It will consist of Breakfast and Lunch. Meals will only be free/reduced for students who qualify. If you are on paid status you may still participate and meals will cost regular price and be added to your account. Elementary students will have a note sent home today to allow you to sign up. If you have any questions please call the elementary at 580-866-3333.
There will be no booster club meeting tonight
Senior panel pictures have been changed to 8/17 to get them in early, just in case. There may be some sports pictures on that day, as well. School portraits and any sports not taken on 8/17, are still scheduled for 8/18, as currently planned. Mrs. Green will send out forms when we get them and more information as it arises. You will also be able to place orders online once Horton’s links them on our school page.
https://hortonstudios.hhimagehost.com/V2/Home/Organization/Sharon-Mutual
HS football soft packs are in. $26 made payable to SM football.
There are still plenty of available slots for people to volunteer their time at the concession stand. Only a couple have offered their help, so please let me know when you can work. Thank you.
It was great to see our athletes back together!!!
TROJAN PRIDE NEVER DIES!!!
Enjoying their ice cream at the fair board fundraiser!
We had a great turnout for the ice cream social.
Thank you to all who came out !!!
ICE CREAM SOCIAL AND MEDIA DAY
Be sure to come out to the Sharon-Mutual Fair Board annual ice cream social. They will be serving pull pork sandwiches and there will be a silence auction.
Here are some of the items to bid on.
It will start at 5:30. The SM athletes will be here as well. Come out and meet our Fall Spirts Teams!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Ascent Student Loans believes students have the power to make positive social changes, so they are supporting students who are committed to speaking up and using their voice to make an impact.
The Ascent Team was so inspired by recent student comments on their social media channels that they built a new monthly scholarship opportunity for students where they can share the social causes they're passionate about and what they're actively doing to make an impact.
“We want to continue supporting students and the social causes important to them, as well as fight racism – especially for young students pursuing a higher education."
- Ken Ruggiero, Chief Executive Officer of Ascent
Students can learn more and enter for a chance to win a $1,000 scholarship at:
AscentStudentLoans.com/SocialCauseScholarship.
Share with Students
Deadline: August 17th, 2020
A new scholarship giveaway will open every month
Best of luck to your students!
The Ascent and Kaleidoscope Team
P.S. Ascent’s 50 Days of $1,000 Scholarships is not over yet! Students can still enter every weekday for a chance to win even more money from Ascent until August 13, 2020.
S-M High School kicked off the new year with an awards assembly and NHS installation which didn't get to happen in the spring. Letter awards for sports and academics were given and nine new members of NHS installed.
If you have any pictures of the first day of school, let’s see them.
Adrian sure does love to serve our students.
#trojanprideneverdies
IT WAS A GREAT FIRST DAY!!!
Thank to our:
Parents for being patient
Teachers for their caring attitude
Students for having FUN!!!
Together you made today a SUCCESS!!!
Remember NO SCHOOL tomorrow.
The Fair Board will have an Ice Crean Social tomorrow at Mutual from 5:30 - 7:00.
Media Day for our HS Athletes will start at 7:00.
Come out and enjoy the start of the new school year.
#trojanprideneverdies
1st of school is tomorrow!!! The teachers and staff have been working extremely hard to make this year the safest and best educational experience for our students.
Parents and students here are some things you can do help us on the first day:
Please return any AR books, textbooks, technology or classrooms supplies you may have from last school year.
Remember there is NO SCHOOL on Friday, this will allow our teachers to make adjustments for Monday.
Please be patience. We understand everyone is excited to get back to school. If you are a virtual student we will be contacting you to help ensure you have everything you need to make sure this school year is a success.
The NUMBER 1 thing you can do as we prepare for school:
IS HAVE FUN!!!
We are so excited to begin this school year. Together we will make sure it is the best!
If u requested a football parking spot for this season, you received one. If you are renewing yours, $50 checks can be made payable to:
SM Football.
210 S Maple
Mutual,Ok
73853
Thank you!
You need one of these great-looking shirts to support the Sharon-Mutual Lady Trojan Volleyball Team!!!
The following is this years concession schedule. It is subject to change per co-op with Taloga and any changes due to current circumstances. Where we need the most adult help is going to be HS football events. Anyone interested in filling a spot or two let me know. Thanks in advance.
The high school will have a small awards assembly and NHS installation at 11 am on August 6 in the Mutual east gym. We invite families to join us observing social distancing.
JH and HS students---enrollment is Monday, August 3rd, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Mutual cafeteria IF you did NOT pre-enroll with Mrs. Hopper in the spring.
Great article in the Woodward News about the Sharon-Mutual Education Foundation.
https://www.woodwardnews.net/news/sharon-mutual-teachers-to-get-individual-grants-from-education-foundation/article_4e7ccda8-d12e-11ea-8593-93520cdef66a.html
We want to thank Clint White and the Foundation for providing $250 grants for our teachers this year.
It has truly been amazing how much support the school has received this year. We want to thank all the people who have donated time and resources to help use get started and provide the best educational experience possible for our students. Thanks again to all who have helped!!!
TROJAN PRIDE NEVER DIES!!!
BIG THANK YOU!!!
We would like to THANK Wal Mart and their staff for helping our teachers collect and organize our school supplies.
They were super helpful!!
THANK YOU SHARON-MUTUAL P.T.O.!!!!!
Sharon-Mutual PTO purchased the classroom supplies this year for the JH and Elementary students. The teachers have been hard at work preparing for this upcoming school year.
REMINDER PARENTS: You will need to purchase a backpack, water bottle and headphones for your student. Sharon-Mutual water bottles and masks may be purchased at the school.
If you have not enrolled your Elementary student please contact the school to meet with your teacher to discuss your learning options for this year.
7th thru 12th grade students will enroll Monday, August 3rd at Mutual. If you are a transfer student applications will be available in the office.
#trojanprideneverdies
The first day at High Plains Technology Center will be August 13th. At this point we are strongly encouraging the students to wear masks, but it is not currently required. Temperatures will be taken before you board the bus to go to HPTC, and again when you return to S-M. If you drive, your temperature will be taken before you go to class at HPTC.
Any student wanting to get their driver's permit will need to check with the high school office to see if they passed their 8th grade reading test and obtain the certification letter. If they did not pass the test, they should make arrangements with Mrs. Shryock when school starts to take an alternate reading test.
Any junior or senior interested in taking concurrent college classes while in high school, see Mrs. Hopper if you have not already done so. Juniors may take 9 hours tuition free at NWOSU or Redlands Community College through a tuition waiver program the colleges are doing. Seniors may take up to 18 hours tuition free through the Oklahoma Board of Regents program. Any student who takes concurrent enrollment classes is responsible for payment of the fees and the books.
ELEMENTARY ENROLLMENT
Day 2 is underway at Sharon-Mutual Elementary with enrollment for PreK thru 6th grade.
Each student will receive a T-Shirt and you are able to purchase SM water bottles and face masks.
Enrollment is from 2 to 6 today and 9-3 tomorrow. All students need to enroll so your teacher can discuss the learning options for your student with you.
If you are a transfer student applications will be available at the office.
Hope to see you there!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
#imreadyforschooltostart
At High Plains Technology Center, several programs for juniors and seniors now have entrance requirements which include student interviews, references, transcripts/attendance records and for two programs (Diesel and Multimedia) a questionnaire. This process was to take place in March, but due to Covid Craziness, it had to be moved to May and August.
The interviews will be August 6th & 7th, and all transcripts, references and questionnaires will be due August 6th.
Below is a list of the HPTC programs that have entrance requirements:
Auto – Interview, transcript/attendance record and two references
Construction – Interview, transcript/attendance record and two references
Diesel – Questionnaire Interview, transcript/attendance record and two references
Health – Interviews were in May – Program is full
Marketing - Interview, transcript/attendance record and two references
Multimedia - Questionnaire, Interview, transcript/attendance record and two references Attached you will find all the necessary forms for this process. Please call me if you have any questions or concerns.
BAM, SERVICE CAREERS AND WELDING do not have entrance requirements prior to enrollment.
Thank you all so much for your patience and please don’t hesitate to call me if you have any questions.
Amber Riley, M.Ed., LPC, NCC
High Plains Technology Center
3921 34th Street
Woodward, OK 73801
(580) 571-6183
Volleyball gets in some conditioning. If you know of anyone who would like to attend Sharon-Mutual and play volleyball, have them call the high school office to inquire at 580-989-3231.
Oops! Smart phones are great until they change what you type. Those are “dig” drills. Sorry about that!
S-M Lady Trojans completing “dog” drills during volleyball practice today. Hope you can join us to cheer them on. Check the school calendar for game dates.
It was a great first day for Elementary enrollment. We were so excited to see our students.
The teachers have worked extremely hard to prepare for the safest school year possible. They enjoyed having the opportunity to discuss the learning opportunities with our parents for this year. If you have any questions about your options for your students this year we will be enrolling tomorrow from 2-6 tomorrow and Friday from 9-3.
Each student will receive a T-Shirt and you will be able to order Sharon-Mutual water bottles and face masks.
SHARON-MUTUAL TEACHERS ARE THE BEST!!!
More pictures from Elementary enrollment. The teachers and students have been having a great time reconnecting and touring the school.
We’ve had a awesome turnout for the Elementary enrollment. It’s been great to see our returning students and welcome several new faces.
Be sure to make it to one of the enrollment dates. Each student gets a T-Shirt and you can order Sharon-Mutual water bottles and face masks for your students.
Be sure to welcome Elijah and Emily Earle to the Trojan Family. Elijah will be 3rd grade and Emily will be in Kindergarten.
#trojanprideneverdies
#imreadyforschooltostart
Enrollment is under way at Sharon-Mutual Elementary. This year each student will receive a T-Shirt when they enroll. We are so excited to have students back at the school.
Everyone welcome Jazlee Irvin to the Trojan Family!!!
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BACK TO SCHOOL TIME!!!
Sharon-Mutual Teachers have been working hard to prepare for the upcoming school year.
Information on the Sharon-Mutual Reopening Plan can be found on the school website under Covid Reopening Plan.
Enrollment for PreK thru 6th starts today from 2:00 to 6:00. You may enroll on July 22nd and 23rd from 2:00 to 6:00 and July 24th from 9:00 to 3:00. All students need to come to enrollment. This will be for new and transfer students as well.
If you have any questions about the the Covid Plan or your learning options for this school year please make plans to attend.
We are so excited to see our students again!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
#imreadyforschooltostart
Reminder for all athletes to get your physicals and get them turned into your respective coach.
Updated Calendar for 2020-2021
https://5il.co/ij5b
Upcoming Dates to Remember:
July 22nd, 23rd, & 24th - Enrollment for PreK thru 6th grade from 2:00 to 6:00 at Sharon
August 3rd - Teachers report and
7-12 enrollment from 9:00 to 3:00 at Mutual
August 6th - First day of school
August 7th - Media Day and Ice Cream Social at Mutual Gym. Will post a time at a later date.
August 20th - Sharon-Mutual Fair at the Ag Farm
Cheerleading and Volleyball practice has already begun.
Football will start August 6th.
Athletes need to be getting physicals at this time.
If you are a Transfer Student applications will be available in the office when you enroll.
Sharon-Mutual teachers are hard at work for this upcoming school year. Today they are in an Autism Training with the International Communication Learning Institute.
We have been working on our Reopening Plan for this school year. It will be released in the next few days.
If you have any questions please contact your school.
We can’t wait to see our students!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Enrollment for grades 7-12 will be at Mutual in the cafeteria on August 3rd from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you are in grades 10-12 and pre-enrolled with Mrs. Hopper in the spring, you do not have to enroll on August 3rd. Schedule changes will be made the first days of school if needed if you pre-enrolled in the spring. New students to Sharon-Mutual need to bring immunization records, transcripts, and a copy of your birth certificate to enroll. See you then!
College Board Opportunity Scholarships
Deadline July 31, 2020
The disruption from school closings is hard to navigate, but like you, the College Board is committed to ensuring rising seniors don’t lose college planning momentum. The College Board Opportunity Scholarships program is open to all students from the class of 2021 and guides them through important steps in the college planning process at their own pace at home.
When students take the first two steps—exploring college and practicing for the SAT®—they’ll qualify for $500 and $1,000 scholarships just by getting ready for college. And they don’t even have to get off the couch.
Help students build a college list: This $500 scholarship closes on July 31 for the class of 2021. Students can use their mobile phones or any other device to build a start list of colleges using the college planning site BigFuture™.
Support your students with SAT practice: Students become eligible for a $1,000 scholarship when they practice for at least 6 hours with Official SAT Practice on Khan Academy®.
It’s important to encourage students to complete the first step—building a college list—by July 31 so they don’t miss out on a chance to win $40,000 for college.
This resource contains more information about supporting students at home to complete the first two steps: Build Your College List and Practice for the SAT. Students can head to cb.org/opportunity to get started.
Any student participating in ANY extra curricular activity needs a sports physical before beginning that sport. Alliance Health Care is offering free physicals through July 31.
SHARON-MUTUAL LADY TROJANS BASKETBALL CAMP.
Coach Gilchrist and Coach Goodwin have been hard at work with the Lady Trojan athletes.
They have been lifting weights and conditioning twice a week and having open gym on Sunday nights.
We can’t wait to see them in action this fall!!!
Big THANK YOU to Coach Kinzie Didier for hosting our basketball camp.
Great job ladies!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Congratulations Sharon - Mutual High School on being a TreeRing Green Yearbook School! Since you sold 74 yearbooks, we'll be working with our partner, Trees for the Future, to plant that many trees in your school's name at no cost to the school.
Aaron Greco, CEO and Co-Founder
TreeRing
2020 Sharon-Mutual Cheer Camp
Day 2 of cheer camp was a success for the S-M cheerleaders. They earned the superior team award for their final performance. It was well deserved ladies! Keep up the amazing work.
Great job Mrs. Syms and SM Cheerleaders!!!
We are proud of you!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Redlands has added some social media links for concurrent enrollment possibilities. Check them out!
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/redlandsconnection/?view_public_for=105169724595224
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redlandsconnection/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/RedlandsConnect
2020-21 Sharon-Mutual Cheerleaders are hard at work!!!
Day 1 of cheer camp was a huge success for the S-M cheerleaders. These girls had intense training and gave it 100%. We are proud of your hard work and dedication ladies!
Great job Mrs.Syms and SM Cheerleaders!!!
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SHARON-MUTUAL ELEMENTARY ENROLLMENT!!!
Sharon-Mutual Elementary will be hosting enrollment and meet your teacher on the following dates for GRADES PRE-K thru 6th:
July 22nd, 23rd, & 24th from 2-6 each day.
GREAT NEWS!!!
The Sharon-Mutual PTO will be purchasing students classroom supplies this year!!!
So parents you will only need to purchase a backpack, headphones and a water bottle for classroom supplies.
Thank You Sharon-Mutual PTO!!!
This will also serve as our meet the teacher night.
If you are a transfer student we will have transfer applications available in the office.
Hope to see you there!!!
Stay tuned for other important information.
#trojanprideneverdies
Back by popular demand, Ascent Student Loans launched their 50 Days of $1,000 Scholarships for the second year in a row!
Students can enter for a chance to win a $1,000 scholarship every weekday through August 13, 2020.
How does it work? To enter, students will need to:
Follow “Ascent Student Loans” on at least one of their social media channels (Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn or Twitter).
Check Ascent’s official Instagram page every weekday for new scholarship instructions.
Submit their entry by visiting AscentStudentLoans.com/Scholarships.
Redlands Community College is currently offering high school juniors and seniors who are concurrently enrolled with Redlands Community College a scholarship that will help them pay their fees! This is the first time that our Foundation has offered this scholarship and it will help students tremendously, especially during these uncertain times with COVID-19.
For the 2020-2021 Academic Year, see the tuition waivers for juniors and seniors below:
Juniors will receive a full tuition waiver for up to 9 credit hours. Juniors are only covered for 9 credit hours meaning they are able to take up to 9 hours for the year (summer, fall, spring). This does not mean that they can take 9 hours per semester, unless they choose to take all tuition-waived 9 hours in a semester.
Seniors will receive a full tuition waiver for up to 18 credit hours. Seniors are only covered for 18 credit hours meaning they are able to take up to 18 hours for the year (summer, fall, spring). This does not mean that they can take 18 hours per semester, unless they choose to take all 18 hours in a semester.
For more information about the concurrent student scholarship and to apply, please click here: https://www.redlandscc.edu/concurrent-enrollment-fee-scholarship
This is a $100 scholarship for fees only. Students will still be responsible for their books and any additional fees if they choose to take more than one 3 credit-hour course during a semester. Students must reapply each semester and the scholarship is only available during the fall and spring semesters, summer is excluded!
The deadline to apply is August 21st, 2020!
Yearbooks are in and sorted. Mrs. Green will be at Mutual for pickup on the following dates and times. If you cannot make it during these times or would like you child to pick up the yearbook after school starts, please email Mrs. Green bngreen@smps.k12.ok.us
Monday, June 22nd 9:00-3:00
Tuesday, June 23rd 9:00-1:00
Sharon-Mutual Booster Club will be having a meeting on June 29 at 6 PM in the Sharon cafeteria. Items to be discussed are:
Upcoming fundraisers
Beginning of year activities
If you’re interested in Becoming involved, please make plans to attend.
#trojanprideneverdies
The Sharon-Mutual Booster Club will be having meeting on June 29th at 6:00 in the Sharon Cafeteria. Items to be discussed include: Upcoming Fundraisers Beginning of year activities If you are interested in becoming involved with the booster club make plans to attend. #trojanprideneverdies
The Sharon-Mutual Booster Club will be having meeting on June 29th at 6:00 in the Sharon Cafeteria.
Items to be discussed include:
Upcoming Fundraisers
Beginning of year activities
If you are interested in becoming involved with the booster club make plans to attend.
#trojanprideneverdies
Yearbooks are in and sorted. Mrs. Green will be at Mutual for pickup on the following dates and times. If you cannot make it during these times or would like you child to pick up the yearbook after school starts, please email Mrs. Green bngreen@smps.k12.ok.us
Thursday, June 18th 9:00-12:00
Monday, June 22nd 9:00-3:00
Tuesday, June 23rd 9:00-1:00
Ju ne 30th is the last day to file for FAFSA seniors to count for the 2020-2021 school year at https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa. It is also the last day for grades 8-10 to file for Oklahoma's Promise. July 1 counts for the new 8th thru 10th graders. Apply at https://www.okhighered.org/okpromise/
Yearbooks have shipped and should arrive Tuesday. I (Mrs. Green) will let you know when/how you can pick them up next week.
You can still order a yearbook, you will have to pay shipping.
We will NOT be doing rodeo clean up this year.
OKPromise has a new marketing page: https://myokpromise.org/
If your student was in the 10th grade during the 2019-20 school year and you anticipate that your 2020 income may be under the $55,000 application limit for the Oklahoma’s Promise scholarship due to recent reductions in your income, you may submit an application based on your 2020 estimated income.
The application must be submitted prior to the June 30, 2020 deadline at https://secure.okcollegestart.org/applications/Oklahoma_Promise/apply.html. You will be required to provide a copy of your 2020 federal tax return when completed to verify that your 2020 income was under $55,000. The application will be held as pending until the tax documentation is received. Please send any questions to okpromise@osrhe.edu.
Any student in grades 8-10 are eligible to apply for Oklahoma's Promise which is a tuition payment program for students who qualify and want to attend higher ed upon graduation. Apply at https://www.okhighered.org/okpromise/application-requirements.shtml.
Coach Gilchrist and some of the athletes enjoy an ice cream social to start getting acquainted. Looking forward to some great times!
The yearbook proof has come in and I (Mrs. Green) have made notes on what I need to edit. You can still order for free shipping until I push the button to print. I plan on doing that Friday, June 5th. You can still order after the print date, but will pay extra for shipping.
You can order online and pay with check or card. You can also order a FREE digital copy. I am not ordering extras to sell later. The yearbook also comes with a link and a QR code to the yearbook staff pictures.
Go to www.TreeRing.com/validate
Enter our school’s passcode: 101564070248594
Girls! Remember the ice cream social to meet and get to know Coach Gilchrist tomorrow evening at 7. See you then!!
Oklahoma’s Promise: ALERT for 10th-Grade Parents with Recent Income Loss
If a student is or was in the 10th grade during the 2019-20 school year and parents anticipate that their 2020 income may be under the $55,000 application limit for the Oklahoma’s Promise scholarship due to recent reductions in income, parents may submit an application based on the 2020 estimated income. The application must be submitted prior to the June 30, 2020 deadline on the Oklahoma's Promise Application page. Parents will be required to provide a copy of the 2020 federal tax return when completed to verify that the 2020 income was under $55,000. The application will be held as pending until the tax documentation is received. Please send any questions to okpromise@osrhe.edu.
Sharon-Mutual Public Schools will administer the ACT for the CCRA state assessment for the 2020-2021 school year. Students will still have the freedom to take the ACT or SAT on the national administration dates throughout the year. This is simply the accountability piece the school has to do to comply with state requirements. We would like to have your input if you have meaningful comments about the use of the ACT vs. SAT for the CCRA state assessment. A form for your comments is provided on the school website smps.k12.ok.us under Documents >ACT 2020 Public Comment Request. Please submit the form to thopper@smps.k12.ok.us by June 30, 2020.
Attention female high school and junior high athletes! Come meet the new girls coach Megan Phillips Gilchrist on June 4 at 7 PM in the East gym at Mutual. Get acquainted, eat ice cream and cake, and have some fun! See you then!
It’s that time of year again for renewing parking spots for the upcoming football season. If you plan on renewing or not renewing, please email me @ amarlatt@smps.k12.ok.us. If you’d like to text that would be fine as well. Once I get word on who is or is not renewing, we can start discussing who would like a different spot. $50 fee for parking. Thank you.
Check out graduation pictures taken by Mrs. Green on May 15th on the school webpage under "News" at smps.k12.ok.us!
Students who need to Get your drivers permit this summer, please contact the high school office at 580-989-3231 between the hours of 9 AM and 3 PM Monday through Thursday to obtain your certification letter From the school. If you did not pass the eighth grade reading test, it will be offered when school begins in August.
Sharon-Mutual Public Schools is seeking a science instructor for grades 7 through 12 to continue moving forward with a progressive science program preparing students for higher education providing a classroom to make students capable of higher order thinking through meaningful instruction and hands-on activities and experiments.
Sharon-Mutual Public Schools is seeking an agriculture education instructor for grades 8 through 12 to continue moving forward with a successful FFA and ag program. The school's ag barn is approximately three years old. Sharon-Mutual is a rural northwest Oklahoma agricultural community. CDL or willing to obtain is preferred.
I (Mrs. Green) have decided to postpone printing yearbooks and have ordered a book to proof. It should arrive within the next week. TreeRing is guaranteeing a three week turnaround, so books should still arrive around the original delivery date of 6/20. Some good news is that, until I push the button to print the books, you can still order for free deliver.
I decided to do this so that we can provide the highest quality book as possible. We also want to make sure there are little to no errors - there’s is a chance we could still miss something. I appreciate your being patient with me. There have been many lessons learned in this process!
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or if you want to check and see if you have ordered a book. bngreen@smps.k12.ok.us Also, remember, you can order a free digital copy.
The deadline to order yearbooks for free shipping is tomorrow. After tomorrow, you can order through 6/12 for shipping to the school and after 6/12 for shipping to your home. Books are scheduled to arrive at 6/20 at the latest. You can order online with a check or card.
Again a big thanks to all that have helped with pictures and Emalee Nail for helping finish and fix the cover.
#TrojanPrideNeverDies
Here are some more pictures from Friday.
You can rewatch the Graduation Program on classiccom.tv or there is a link if you would like to download the program on the same page.
Great job seniors 2020!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Highlights from Sharon-Mutual graduation 2020. Valedictorian Mia McLain receives her Valedictorian trophy, Salutatorian Kalea Bruce gives her speech, All-Around Boy Gabe Sessoms and All-Around Girl Abbie Neill, and a jubilant group of graduates!
The All-Sports slide show is posted on the school website under News. Check it out! A special thanks to Sammi Green for wrapping up that project for us!!
The yearbook deadline has been extended to 5/22. You’d should be able to order yearbooks up until then. You can order online and pay with check, credit, or debit card. You can also order a FREE digital yearbook. Access to all the pictures acquired by the yearbook staff (with exception to pictures from Horton Studios) will be provided by a QR code to scan and a link.
1. Go to www.TreeRing.com/validate
2. Enter our school’s passcode: 101564070248594
Also, a special thank you to all whom provided pictures when I reached out. This yearbook is using a lot of extra hands to complete. I’m grateful for the support and generosity we have received!
Graduation will be broadcast on classiccom.tv tonight at 7:00.
Be sure to watch as we celebrate the Class of 2020!!!
#trojanprideneverdies
Graduation will be on the football field beginning at 7.
Seniors, please email a list of colleges and their addresses you want final transcripts send to by May 19, 2020, to thopper@smps.k12.ok.us.
Students who graduated in 2013 will have the opportunity to pick up their cumulative folder if they want it during regular office hours Monday-Thursday from 9 to 3 by 6-30-2020. Any remaining files will be destroyed after 7-1-2020. If you have questions, please call the high school office at 580-989-3231.
Seniors, remember to turn your calculators in Friday evening with your chromebook if you have one checked out.
Seniors, your chromebooks and chargers should be returned Friday evening prior to graduation. There will be a table set up for you to place them on where you line up. Please be in your cap and gown when you come to line up ready to go. We will hand out OBI and NHS cords to those who earned them in the line up. Make sure all school equipment is returned prior to graduation and all accounts paid. Under board policy, you are not allowed to participate unless all school property is turned in and all accounts paid. We are continuing to monitor the weather to know whether graduation ceremonies will be inside or outside. Seniiors, see you Friday evening at 6:45 pm.
I (Mrs. Green) plan to have the yearbook completed by May 19th. Orders can be placed up until then ($40) for free shipping/delivery. Yearbooks can still be ordered after 5/19 for an extra cost of shipping:
-5/19 or earlier: Before Deadline - All orders placed with free shipping
-5/20 - 6/9: After Deadline Ship to School - Parent/student will have to pay for shipping and books are shipped to the school.
-6/10 and later: After Deadline Ship to Home - Parent/student will have to pay for shipping and books are shipped to their home.
-6/16: Delivery Date - The latest date all books that include free shipping will arrive at your school.
You can order online and pay with a check, debit, or credit car. You only need to send a form if paying by cash.
1. Go to www.TreeRing.com/validate
2. Enter our school’s passcode: 101564070248594
Oklahoma Public School Resource Center (OPSRC) recommended Mrs. Green for a pilot guest speaker program through FutureLink OK and Nepris. Mrs. Green was matched with Mr. Robert Schaaf who is a consultant with the National Society of Petroleum Engineers. Mr. Schaaf met with Mrs. Green's Algebra 1 class through Zoom to talk about math correlations in oil and gas. He spoke to the class on how to calculate oil from an acreage and how to calculate production over time, among other topics. We appreciate Mr. Schaaf taking the time to speak with our students and bring real world experiences into the classroom!
Seniors email your scholarship lists to me by May 8th so they can be announced at graduation to thopper@smps.k12.ok.us. Include who it is from and how much it is.
Students who will be 15 1/2 over the summer who need to get your drivers permit should contact the high school office next week at 580-989-3231. We can check to see if your student passed the 8th grade reading test. Let us know when you plan to go get it so we can put the appropriate school year on it since school year changes over summer break.
Students 6-12...Check this out!
Yeabook Pictures
If you have pictures from any of the following, please email them to Mrs. Green bngreen@smps.k12.ok.us
Powerlifting
Baseball
Cross Country
Distance Learning/Quarantine
Thank you!
Test
Sharon-Mutual is holding Pre-Enrollment for NEW students for the 2020-2021 school year.
Pre-K students: parents please email a shot record and copy of your student’s birth certificate to Mr. Thompson at jthompson@smps.k12.ok.us
NEW K - 8th grade students: parents please email a shot record, report card and birth certificate to Mr. Thompson at jthompson@smps.k12.ok.us
NEW 9th - 12th grade students: please email a shot record, transcript, and birth certificate to Mrs. Hopper at thopper@smps.k12.ok.us
If you are a transfer student you may contact the school at (580) 989-3231 for an application.
2021 Seniors...check this out for free concurrent online classes: https://www.stwnewspress.com/news/osu-to-launch-free-concurrent-online-courses-for-oklahoma-high-school-seniors/article_675d5684-858f-11ea-860a-a307f8b23bc6.html#utm_campaign=blox&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social
We are looking at continuing the fundraiser for WW Elks Rodeo June 10-14. (Trash clean up each morning!) We are asking for parental help this summer as well, due to student numbers being much lower than last year. Before we commit, I was going to see who could be all in for a day or two. Please let me know. Thanks in advance.
Here is the first chick of the spring!!!
Great job Mrs. Shockey and 1st grade.
Mrs. Shockey’s 1st grade chicks are out of the turner and will be hatching a time!! Stay tuned and watch how the first grade’s project ends up.
Great job!!!
Seniors, plz send a list of all school activities you participated in during high school to Mrs. Hopper at thopper@smps.k12.ok.us by Monday, April 27th at 9 am.
The last day of school for assignments will be May 8, 2020.
Graduation will be Friday, May 15, at 7 p.m.
Weather permitting, graduation will be held on the football field with a section in the grandstand for 10 immediate family members per graduate. All other attendees will be required to remain in/at their vehicles parked around the football field. Overflow parking will be along Maple Street in Mutual. Instructions will be released when available. In the event of possible inclement weather predicted, graduation will be held in the east gym at Mutual with 10 immediate family members allowed in at a time. Valedictorian and Salutatorian speeches will be made in either event.
Seniors email your scholarship lists to me so I can announce them at graduation at thopper@smps.k12.ok.us. Include who it is from and how much please.
SENIORS! A survey has been sent to your school email so you may vote on your preference in the event we are not able to have a traditional graduation ceremony. Please complete the survey by Wednesday, April 22, 2020, at noon. You will be notified of the survey results and further instructions forwarded to your school email along with an announcement on this app. Please spread the word among your fellow graduates!
Keep up with progress on the chicks on the school website under Documents>About>Student Projects by watching the video.
Chicks on Sunday. See the progress from Day 14 of the previous pictures to Sunday. You can now see the veins.
Mrs. Shockey's first grade class hatching chicks as a class project. They have continued the project even through the Covid-19 pandemic.
Check this out!
Sharon-Mutual seniors please email any realistic ideas you have for graduation in the event we cannot have the traditional graduation ceremony to Mrs. Hopper at thopper@smps.k12.ok.us. I need to receive them by Monday, April20 at 9 am. Ideas will be compiled and a survey sent out to see what the majority of you prefer.
The Sharon-Mutual Board of Education will be having it’s monthly board meeting tonight at 6:45 in the Elementary Library. Because of the Covid-19 pandemic we will be live streaming the meeting on classiccom.tv. The agenda and information for the board meeting can be found on the school’s website under the Board of Education or Document tabs.
Remember lunch pickups today thru Wednesday
Parents, we need your help! Some of the high school students are not turning in their work. Please make sure your students are completing the assignments in Spark or the paper work which has been sent to them if internet access is not available and returning the completed assignments to the teachers. This is work which is beneficial to the students and we don't want their skills to slip. It will be difficult for teachers in the future to write recommendation letters for scholarships and opportunities if students are not turning in their work and finishing out the year since the opportunity is available to them. They are welcome to accelerate through in classes where they can and get the year wrapped up, but it is important that they finish. Thanks for your support!
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Thanks for coming out folks!
Senior Campbell Mcallister takes a victory lap and pumps the crowd!
The place to be… Mutual Oklahoma honoring the 2020 seniors and lighting up the field in hopes for a speedy return to normal.
Feel free to “cruise” Mutual after the lighting at 8:20 and visit with friends from your cars. Just like in times past!
Sharon-Mutual will join the nation tomorrow at 8:20 pm which is 20:20 military time by turning on the football stadium lights to honor the 2020 graduating seniors and to symbolize hope and a return to normal soon. We will leave them on for 20 minutes and 20 seconds. We invite everyone to come to the Mutual campus and honk as the lights come on. We ask that everyone remain in your vehicle to maintain social distancing during this pandemic and keep all vehicles off the football and baseball fields.
Trojan Pride Day!!
Wacky Wednesday Tayler Spray, Bryce and Brylex Bond
Leo and his sisters Serenity and Millie
Freshmen TAP students who need extra help with their Algebra 1 may contact Mrs. Green by email bngreen@smps.k12.ok.us
First grade started their eggs in the incubator on Saturday.
Be sure to follow along with Mrs. Shockey’s 1st grade class as they hatch chicks this spring.
Career Tech UPDATED ENROLLMENT PROCEDURES!
First - thank you all so much for working with us this year on our new enrollment process. - especially now with everything you all have going on! I know your worlds are CRAZY and I genuinely appreciate everything you all do for us!!!
Due to the Covid 19 quarantine, we will be making some changes for the Fall 2020 enrollment. These changes will only affect new students wanting to attend Career Tech. Our current students have already enrolled with us for next year and do not need to do anything else – unless they are changing programs, for example, an Auto student who wants Health next year will have to go through the Health Careers interview process.
Below is a list of the changes that are being made for entrance into our programs:
1. Auto: Interviews will be held in August
2. Construction: Interviews will be held in August
3. Diesel: Interviews will be held in August
4. Health Careers: Interviews will be conducted through the month of April. Please have your students call Don Gaines at 512-705-2267 to set up an interview. Students will need to either fax or e-mail their two required reference forms and questionnaire to: dgaines@hptc.edu or fax – 580-571-6180.
5. Marketing Management: Interviews will be conducted through the month of April. Please have your students call Katrina McDowell at 580-571-6170 to schedule an interview. Students will need to email or fax the one required reference to: kmcdowell@hptc.edu or fax – 580-571-6180.
6. Multimedia: Interviews will be conducted through the month of April. Please have your students call Richard Kirksey at 405-630-7743to schedule an interview. Students will need to email or fax the two required references and questionnaire to: rkirksey@hptc.edu or fax – 580-571-6180.
7. Freshman TAP – Interviews will be conducted through the month of April. Please have students call Danna Goss at 580-243-8416
The following programs have open enrollment and do not require an entrance interview – BAM, Service Careers and Welding.
In order to set up an interview, please have the student call the instructor, and then the instructor will set up a zoom meeting with the student. After they have all their meetings, I will send a list of the students who interviewed, and request a copy of their transcripts and attendance records from the school.
If you have any questions or concerns, please call me on my cell - 580-254-4789 and PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF THERE IS ANYTHING I CAN DO TO HELP YOU GUYS!!!!
If you have items in your lockers at the high school, please come to the school today or tomorrow between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. to pick them up. If you are unable to pick it up this week, please call the high school office to make arrangements to pick it up next week. Any items not picked up will be donated.
There will be no career tech classes the remainder of the school year. Students will have the grade for credit they had at the end of the third 9 weeks. In addition, there will be no sophomore TAP next year.
Students, hope you're taking time out from online learning to get some exercise, take up some new hobbies, or spend time with your family making some special memories. Don't stress over the challenges of learning online. Keep in touch with your teachers by email and let them know if you're having problems or if you have questions.
Parents, it's important to keep your students emotionally healthy during this time. Encourage them to learn some new skills like building items out of recycled materials, crocheting, take them fishing or bike riding. Plan a picnic together. Take advantage of this time to have some fun together. It's important to give them purpose and fun along with their studies. This is such a contrast to the time they are accustomed to spending with friends and schoolmates they may experience some emotional lows.
If there's anything you need help with or if you have questions, feel free to contact any of your teachers or Mrs. Hopper as counselor. Stay healthy! Hope to have life back to normal soon!
Yearbook Help!
While posting those kiddos social distancing, add #SMTrojansYB and they might just make the yearbook!
Prom:
1. Formal pictures: get all dressed up and pose in front of a curtain or sheet with Christmas lights - or something similar
2. Casual: wear your formal gear doing regular things (getting gas, cleaning, chores, etc)
3. PPE: mix your formal gear with your quarantine gear
4. Combination: wear your formal gear with PPE while vacuuming in front of your fancy lights - or something like that
5. No date? No problem! Stand with a 6+ foot pole or tape measure.
Baseball/Track:
Put on your uniform and take a random outside picture. It can be as formal, casual, or fun as you want.
You can send the pictures to Mrs. Green bngreen@smps.k12.ok.us
Tayler Spray and Bryce and Brylex Bond dresses as there heroes
Tenley and the Bond’s dressing up for their favorite team.
Mrs. Goss has the freshmen math, science & computer classes posted for you in google classroom. Please disregard the previous announcement regarding freshmen. If you did not receive an invitation from her, please let us know and we will get you one. Mrs. Green will provide geometry for the remainder of the year in Spark.
Please be patient as we work through our technical difficulties. The internet is experiencing much heavier traffic than normal.
The API Scholarship deadline has been extended to May 1, 2020.
Who would've guessed six weeks ago? Way to go Campbell!
Welcome back to classes!! Today we begin to beat Covid-19 by bumping up our grades, digging deep by working hard, and scoring a victory. Go Trojans!!!
A message from our AMAZING staff at Sharon-Mutual.
We have been hard at work these last two weeks getting ready to implement our Distance Learning Plan. If you have any questions or need assistance please reach out. We can get through this together.
Remember: Trojan Pride Never Dies!!
Rem ember to send a pic of your spirit days this week and tag us so everyone that follows S-M will see you!
We know you are anxious for information and we are continuing to provide it as it becomes available. Career tech Will be releasing information on Tuesday regarding their classes after their Monday evening board meeting. Do not go to the career tech campus for classes next week. Their campus is also closed. We will make an announcement Tuesday after we hear from them.
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.
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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
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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.
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I'm pleased to announce the 2019 El Dabe Ritter Scholarship. This scholarship is now available to any high school senior in the United States that desires to apply. More information can be found on our scholarship application below:
Deadline: June 30, 2020
Award Amount: $1,500
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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!
