Come out tonight and listen to some holiday music! Dec 11 at 6:30pm
Christmas Program presented by Upper Elementary and High School Choir Members, Dec. 11th at 1:15pm
Heritage Portraits will be taking winter sports teams and individual pictures tomorrow.
Pictures have to be prepaid. Please see the photo below for package prices. Your student athlete should have received an order form from their coaches.
Pictures have to be prepaid. Please see the photo below for package prices. Your student athlete should have received an order form from their coaches.
PTO Santa Shop Dec 8th-12th for Elementary and Middle School students
High School Christmas Spirit Week Dec 15-19
Upper Elementary Christmas Spirit Week: Dec 15-19
Middle School Christmas Spirit Week Dec 15-19
1st Grade Donuts with Grownups Dec 18th @ 8:05 am
2025 VFW Voice of Democracy Winners: Congratulations participants and thank you VFW!
Lower Elementary Christmas Spirit Week Dec 15-19
Bulldog Buttons: Please help support the special education department.
Graduation/Baccalaureate May 10th at 2:00 & 3:30
7th Grade Rocket Launching: This project provides students with hands-on opportunity to apply scientific concepts in a meaningful way. This year, they used a larger engine, which came with its own challenges, as the rockets traveled much farther than they did last year. Mrs. Woodside said, "I thoroughly enjoyed guiding them through the process, and I hope each student walked away with a deeper understanding of Newton's three laws, physics, engineering, and the value of learning through experimentation."
Bulldog fans, It's GAME DAY!
Our Bulldogs hit the road to Oktaha tonight at 6:00 for the basketball season opener.
Our Bulldogs hit the road to Oktaha tonight at 6:00 for the basketball season opener.
JH Girls 3rd place winners at Wilburton Tournament. Congratulations girls and coaches!!
After School Program
On November 14, the Spiro JOM program commemorated Native November with an educational presentation conducted by representatives of the Choctaw Nation. During the event, students were instructed in counting from one to five in the Choctaw language, learned about the historical use of stickball as a means of resolving conflicts in place of warfare, and were introduced to several traditional weapons and hunting tools along with explanations of their construction. The presentation was highly informative, and all participants found the experience enriching.
Reminder: No afterschool Program on Thursday, Nov. 20th
Yearbook Senior Ads: Due April 2
Veteran's Day Assembly: Presented by Spiro FFA
