
The Technology Student Association (TSA) is preparing for the regional competition at NEO, where students will showcase their skills in areas like engineering, robotics, coding, and design. Teams from local schools are finalizing projects and rehearsing presentations, eager to demonstrate their creativity and technical abilities. This event provides students with valuable experience in STEM, leadership, and teamwork. For many, it's the first step toward competing at the state and national levels. TSA regionals offer a chance for students to shine and gain recognition for their hard work and innovation. Lets wish TSA good luck at regionals February 24th!


On Friday, January 31st, Wyandotte Public Schools will have the day off in observance of a Teacher Work Day. This day is dedicated to providing educators with time for professional development, collaboration, and lesson planning to further support student success. While students are enjoying a break, teachers will focus on refining instructional strategies, analyzing student progress, and preparing for upcoming lessons.


MEOBDA Results
On January 20th, 2025, Wyandotte's band participated in the MEOBDA auditions, where they competed for a spot to join an ensemble. Despite their strong performance, none of the band members were selected. Even though no one was selected, the experience provided valuable exposure and insight for future opportunities.


Gifted and talented
The students, all part of a gifted and talented program, had been tasked with coming up with an innovative way to rescue Fred using only a few everyday objects: paper clips, a cup, and a life preserver. It wasn’t just about coming up with any solution; it was about working together, thinking critically.


ACT Boot Camp at NEO A&M College
Prepare for success on the ACT by attending the ACT Boot Camp at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College! This workshop is a valuable opportunity for high school students to sharpen their skills and boost their test-taking confidence.
Event Details:
• Date: February 1, 2025
• Time: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
• Location: Calcagno Family Ballroom, NEO A&M College
Cost: $20 per student (includes an ACT Boot Camp workbook)
NEO and high school students are encouraged to participate in this event. Register now by visiting visit.neo.edu. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your ACT performance!


Join us for the Wyandotte Middle School Valentine’s/Galentine’s/Palentine’s Day Dance on Wednesday, February 12th, from 3:30-5:30 PM at the Wyandotte School Cafeteria. This event is a Class of 2029 fundraiser, with admission just $5 (CASH ONLY, Wyandotte students only).
Enjoy music chosen by students. There are also $10 prizes for the best-themed outfit (red, pink, hearts, etc.) and the best dance moves!
Chips, pop, and ice cream will be available for $2 each (CASH ONLY).
Important: Students must be picked up by 5:45 PM at the front of the high school, or have authorized alternate transportation. No school transportation is provided.
For more info or to volunteer, contact Ms. Martha Londagin at mlondagin@wyandotte.k12.ok.us.


Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day to all Wyandotte Public Schools students, families, and staff! In honor of Dr. King's legacy, there will be no school on Monday, January 20th, 2025. This day serves as a reminder to reflect on his contributions to equality, justice, and peace. We hope everyone enjoys the holiday and takes a moment to appreciate the values Dr. King stood for. See you back at school on Tuesday, January 21st!


There will be 5 students going to audition for 3 different bands. Auditions will be held at Cleveland High School on Monday, January 20th. The clinic will be held at Oologah High School on February 3rd and 4th. Oliver Bowman will be auditioning for the HS band, Kyndall McDowell is auditioning for the JH band and Nachia Yang, Ian Ring, and Jessie Schumacher are auditioning for the 7th grade band.


There will be no school on Monday, January 20th, for Martin Luther King Jr. Day! Students will have the day off, but teachers will have a workday.
Enjoy your day off!


There will be a 4-H Club meeting on January 15, 2025, after school at the Indoor Commons.
We look forward to seeing everyone there!


There will be archery practice tomorrow Wednesday, Jan. 15th, 2025 from 3:30 to 4:30 PM. The archery team will also be having another qualifying day for State on Thursday, Jan. 16th, 2025 from 3:30 PM to whenever it ends. If you didn't show up to the previous qualifying day, you have to show up to this one and the next one. May the odds be ever in your favor.


There will be an academic meeting for 8th and 9th graders on Monday, January 13th, 2025 at Oklahoma Union at 4:00 PM. Good Luck!


A Trap meeting will be held on Thursday, the 9th, at lunch in Kingfisher's room. Be there!


🎉🐻 Happy New Year from the Wyandotte Bears! 🐻🎉
As we step into 2024, we want to thank our incredible fans and the Wyandotte community for your unwavering support. You make every moment special, and we’re excited for what this year will bring!
Let’s make 2024 a year to remember!
#HappyNewYear #WyandotteBears


Merry Christmas!
We at Wyandotte Public Schools want to send warm wishes to all our students, families, staff, and community members. We hope your holiday season is filled with laughter, love, and cherished moments with family and friends. We hope you find time to enjoy the magic of this wonderful season.
From all of us at Wyandotte Public Schools, Merry Christmas!


🎵Park of Lights🎵
The Wyandotte Choir comes back to Park of Lights this Saturday December 21st. They will be singing Christmas carols from 6 to 8 PM. They will near the end of the lights before you exit back onto the road.


Winter Break is here! It starts on Monday, December 21st, students return on January 7th. Staff returns on Monday, January 6th and students return on Tuesday, January 7th. Have a wonderful break!


In Mr. Siegrist's HS Manufacturing class, students took on the exciting challenge of building homemade gumball machines entirely out of wood. This hands-on project allowed them to explore woodworking techniques while creating functional, custom-designed machines. Using only wood, along with basic tools and materials, the students carefully measured, cut, and assembled their gumball machines, incorporating moving parts that would release gumballs when activated. Throughout the project, students honed their problem-solving skills and attention to detail, while also gaining a deeper appreciation for craftsmanship. The final result was a set of unique, wooden gumball machines that showcased both creativity and technical skill.


🏗️Career Tech building update🏗️
Our new Career Tech building is coming along great! This building across the street from the high school will offer agriculture, construction, and exploratory programs to middle and high school students. The Career Tech building will also act as a storm shelter for our community. The building is projected to be finished by April 2025.


The Wyandotte FFA Chapter successfully participated in the AFR Food Drive, demonstrating their commitment to community service and generosity, showcasing their dedication to FFA and agricultural education values.
