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5th and 8th grade students will be taking their Language Arts State Tests on Tuesday, April 23rd and Wednesday, April 24th. Students need to get a good nights sleep, eat breakfast and arrive at school with their Chromebook charged and bring their charger.
We have *two* academic teams teams headed to Nationals in Chicago! Join us for Bingo Night at Calvary Baptist on April 27th to raise the money needed to fund their trip. If you would like to help out but are unable to attend Bingo Night, contact Mrs. Holland at the Middle School.
Congratulations to Coach Courtney Williamson, Coach Clyde Barkley & Coach Travis Wheeler for being named as Coach of the Year in their respective coaching areas at the OCA Region 3 Meeting!
The phone numbers for each site have changed. When we return from break, you will need to use the following numbers to contact each site: Elementary-918.543.0200, Middle School-918.543.0300, High School-918.543.0400, Administration-918.543.0500
This great bunch of 6th graders are headed to AREA after spring break! They finished 3rd at their Region Academic tournament in Morris. They won two but lost two close ones.
Coach Carol Holland
Girls: L-R Jordan Hamilton, Payton Walker, Brynna Bryant, Breelyn Hobbs
Boys: L-R Cooper Thompson, Hudson Gibson, Hunter David, Truitt Weast
Our girls' varsity basketball team has made it to the STATE TOURNAMENT! The HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL will be virtual this Thursday. The ELEMENTARY will be ON CAMPUS for traditional learning on Thursday.
If the girls win on Thursday, they will play again on Friday, and we will be virtual at the MIDDLE SCHOOL and HIGH SCHOOL that day, too. ELEMENTARY will be on campus for traditional learning ALL WEEK.
Come support our Longhorns and Lady Longhorns at their district basketball games this Saturday!
There are 3 ways to attend the game in person:
1. Pay $10 cash at door
2. Buy a ticket on the GO FAN app for $8.35
3. 2023-2024 OSSAA Playoff Passes
Virtual Day tomorrow, February 12! Due to forecasted weather, the Virtual Academy will not be available. Teachers will be available by email during school hours for students who have questions about their assignment.
Do miss out on our Spring Book Fair!
PARENT MEETING for Puberty and HIV Education Classes will be held 02.08.2024 at 7:00pm in the Middle School Conference Room. Students in grade 5 will receive puberty education and students in grades 6 – 8 as well as grade 10 will receive HIV education. If you have students in those grades, you are invited to come to this meeting. If you are unable to attend, please contact Nurse Landsaw at 918.543.1507 and she will give you the information.
Due to water line breaks at the high school campus, the HIGH SCHOOL ONLY will remain virtual for the remainder of the week. ELEMENTARY and MIDDLE SCHOOL students will be on campus for the rest of the week. We can't wait to see everyone! Stay warm and safe!
The primary all call system for Inola Public Schools is down due to the weather. Please check our website or Facebook page for updates regarding school closures this week. Stay warm and safe!
Inola Public Schools will continue Virtual Learning Wednesday, January 17, 2024, due to the condition of bus routes. Teachers will be available by email during school hours (8:00am - 3:35pm). Stay safe and warm!
It's almost time for our 7th & 8th grade semi-formal. We can't wait to see everyone on the 15th!
The Inola Horse Judging team recently traveled to Stillwater to compete at the state contest.
Tyler Yoder received the fourth high individual in placings, and Anna Jo Helling 11th high individual in placings. Additionally, Anna Jo Helling got 13th high in individual reasons, and Rayln Yoder received 18th.
The Inola Team received 3rd overall in state. Anna Jo Helling was named 8th over all individual, while Tyler Yoder received 10th.
Miss Courtney Tice recently took a group of Inola High School Choir students to New York City for a five-day trip. The students visited numerous places including Radio City Music Hall, the Statue of Liberty, two Broadway shows, Central Park, the 9-11 Memorial, and sang at the top of the One World Observatory.
Inola School sent teams from all three sites to compete in the annual STEM Boat Race at the Pryor YMCA. This year's victors were the high school STEM students with their boat, the Bifrost.
Mr. Todd Dixon's STEM students have been working on their boats for the past few weeks. Boats are only allowed to be constructed using cardboard and duct tape.
Inola Distance Learning Students- Meal Pre-Ordering
Meals will be available to students of Inola Public Schools.
The school must be notified by email by 9:00am if students would like a breakfast/lunch that day. It is preferred for you to indicate on one email if you would like meals all week.
This will be our procedures:
Please email mcox@inola.k12.ok.us giving the students name and grade, and indicating white or chocolate milk. You will get a breakfast and lunch, one of each. If you prefer to only receive lunch you must indicate that on the preorder email. Meals will be available for pick up from 11:15-12:00 on days when school is in session. All student meals will be distributed at the Middle School Cafeteria back door entrance Grab-N-Go style (please remain in your vehicle and provide your students names). We will only be serving 1 meal option for lunch and breakfast.
A roster is used to identify students picking up meals (siblings who are not Inola Public Schools students are not eligible to receive a meal).
All meals are FREE to Inola Public Schools students
Meals are subject to menu change.
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The Cross Country End of Year Party was held on Tuesday, November 30th at Simple Simon's Pizza in Inola.
The Inola FFA program had members compete in the Commercial Cattle Grading Contest at the Tulsa State Fair. Their Educational Booth placed 4th in their division.
The Inola FFA program is led by Maggie Brown.