Mayes County numbers continue to be a challenge. Everyone’s cooperation and continued diligence is appreciated and vital to our success.
Many of our quarantine and positive numbers this week have been from students and staff who were exposed or positive over the Christmas break and have not attended during this week.
During indoor winter sports, we will be very strict in our rules for our facilities. We WILL NOT ALLOW ANYONE TO ATTEND ACTIVITIES WITHOUT WEARING A MASK! We will ask people to leave our facilities if they will not comply.
This is a challenging time for everyone and we are working very hard to keep everyone safe and maintain every learning opportunity we can for our learners.
The date of the senior ACT has been moved to Tuesday, March 9th.
This test is voluntary and will be available at no cost to our seniors. Seniors must sign up by February 17th by emailing Ms. Green – greenb@pryorschools.org.
Those who have already signed up in the counseling office have already been registered and do not need to email.
PHS Seniors will be graduating on May 21st!
The graduation ceremony will be held at the Tiger Stadium at 7pm.
Congrats to Cayden(Tank) Felts for winning third place at state and James Peach for winning fourth place.
Be sure to also congratulate the following students for working their hardest and for competing at state
Seniors: Tanner Cousatte (120 pounds)
Ethan Chavez (170 pounds).
Juniors: Connor Dicarlo (195 pounds)
Jayden Mathis (113 pounds)
James Peach (106 pounds)
Brunk Gray (126 pounds)
and Cayden(Tank) Felts (220 pounds).
Sophomore: Bryce Kegley (132 pounds).
The six student team will be representing Oklahoma at the National Competition virtually on April 17-19.
Entering it’s 27th year, Lifesmarts provides real-world education for students who learn about core consumer topics and develop critical thinking skills.
Participants focus on five key topic areas:
The goal of Lifesmarts is to create consumer savvy young people who will be well equipped for adult life in today’s complex, global marketplace.
Pryor High School will be hosting a blood drive and a “Be The Match Registry” event in support of Javon Blake.
The event will be held Friday, April 2nd, at 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. in the Burdick Center Lobby.
To schedule an appointment contact Ana Landeros at 918-864-4502 or visit obi.org.
Students must be at least 16 to participate; and students aged 16 and 17 will need a permission slip. Participators must also give consent for a COVID-19 antibody test.
A new opportunity for weekend meals begins January 15.
When school resumes in January, PPS will be offering a grab and go weekend meals for students to take home. Students will be able to pick up two breakfasts and two lunches from the cafeteria before leaving on Friday.
6:30 PM
Girls 5:00
Boys 7:00 PM
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Girls 5:00
Boys 7:00 PM
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