Wyandotte School has been giving out food bags to approximately 175 kids weekly to students district-wide. All of this has been accomplished with the help of ministerial alliance and pastor Garry Rhodes, who has organized this community outreach to help many students. They help students over the weekends and over long breaks.
The 4H club will be having a meeting on Dec 11, 2024. This will happen after school in the high school indoor commons area.
Freshmen and sophomores have an academic team meeting on Monday, December 9th at 11:30 AM in the Inola Media Center (Math and Soc Study sections.) This meeting was originally on Nov. 18th but was rescheduled due to weather.
🎄GT Enrichment Day 🎄
On November 13th, Gifted and Talented students participated in an exciting enrichment day focused on creativity and design. During the event, they had the opportunity to design their own unique Christmas ornaments, which were later crafted using a Glowforge laser cutter. This was a fun, learning experience for our students to start the holiday season!
🧁Meet the Entrepreneur🧁
Meet Makenzi Carriger, an 11th grade student. This is her second year taking Mrs. Robertson’s business class. Her business is making cupcakes and she’s selling one for $3 and $30 for a dozen. She is also going to offer mini cupcakes in the future for $.50. These will be sold in the Wyandotte Storefront soon!
Makenzi had never baked before starting her small business, so after trial and error, she has mastered her vanilla cupcake recipe and cream cheese frosting. She is looking forward to making different flavors in the future!
The Middle School Native Cultures Class celebrated Thanksgiving with a Native American feast on Friday, November 22nd. Ms. Carty said, “we had some awesome parents make us fry bread for Indian Tacos. We also had beef and hominy as well as some other snacks.”
🦃 🍁Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving, from Wyandotte Public Schools!!🍂🥧
On Saturday, November 16th, Landon Lor traveled to Edmond to audition for the second round of the All-State Choir. While his performance was outstanding, he did not qualify for the choir.
Keep up the great work Landon!
🍁Thanksgiving Break🍁
Wyandotte Public School's Thanksgiving break officially starts Monday, November 25th though Friday, November 29th.
Students will return the following Monday, December 2nd.
Have an amazing break!
The Annual FCCLA Craft Fair was a huge success at Wyandotte. It brought together a great group of people, with tons of local vendors selling everything from jewelry and home decor to yummy baked goods and seasonal items. There were tons of vendors, so there was something for everyone to check out. The event had a fun environment, and it helped raise money for FCCLA programs and activities. Big thanks to all the volunteers, vendors, and everyone who came out to support the event — it was a great day, and we're already looking forward to the Spring Craft Fair!
There will be no school on Friday, November 15th for students only. Teachers will still come to school.
On Wednesday, November 13th , there will be a 4-H Club meeting in the high school commons after school.
Academic Team Is Selling Blankets
The Wyandotte Academic Team is hosting a fundraiser through the sale of Wyandotte-themed blankets. These blankets measure 50" x 60" and are available for $30 each. If you purchase more than one, the price is reduced to $25 per blanket. Orders can be placed with any Academic Team member or directly through Mrs. Burns. The sale will continue through December 2nd.
Veterans Day is observed on November 11 to honor all U.S. military veterans. Originally known as Armistice Day, it marked the end of World War I in 1918. Renamed by President Dwight Eisenhower in 1954, the day celebrates the sacrifices of veterans from all conflicts. As a nation, we honor their service with parades, ceremonies, and community events, reflecting our gratitude and commitment to remembering their bravery and dedication to protecting our freedom.
On Thursday, November 7th, the Sophmore class visited Northeast Tech Center/ Afton to check out their many exciting programs and opportunities they offer.
On Thursday, November 7th at lunch, 7th, 8th, and HS will have a Trap meeting in Mrs Kingfisher’s room for those that would like to compete.
S.M.A.C (Students Making A Change) and BPA (Business Professionals of America) are teaming up this year for the annual “Richard Enyart” Food Drive November 7th-22nd. The winning elementary class will receive a donut party and the winning 4th hour MS/HS class will receive a pizza party provided by SMAC & BPA. Notes will be in the elementary Wednesday folders this week. All area food pantries are hurting more than ever right now. Food prices have gone up and the amount of food they receive is less than ever, yet the amount of people needing the help has only gone up. Many local pantries will only be able to stay open this next month with these donations. We appreciate your support!
The boys at Wyandotte High School spent the day participating in a variety of activities, including an E-sports tournament, fishing tournament, cow-tongue football tournament, basketball tournament, home run derby, and military drills. Throughout the day, they had the freedom to choose which events they wanted to take part in.
On Saturday, November 2nd, students from Wyandotte High School choir participated in All-State Choir auditions. Landon Lor qualified for the 2nd round of auditions to be held at UCO on November 16th.
🎶Good luck Landon! 🎶
🍂No School🍂
No School Friday, November 1st for students. Teachers will have a work day!
Have a wonderful day off!
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