With tonight's victory over Inola, Coach Scott Winfield earned his 500 career win. Congratulations Coach Winfield well deserved!
DATE CHANGE
Due to inclement weather being forecasted for our original date, we have moved the Annual Adair FFA Labor Auction to Monday, February 24th. We apologize for any inconvenience this may create. If you are unable to attend on our newly scheduled evening, and would like to donate, please reach out to Mr. DeLozier or Mr. Taylor to coordinate your donation.
We are still taking items for our Silent Auction. If you have an item or a basket you would like to donate, please contact us.
We appreciate the support each of you provides our students and program. We look forward to hosting you on Monday, February 24th in the Adair Schools Cafeteria -- meal at 5:45pm / Live & Silent Auction at 6:30pm.
Devin DeLozier -- ddelozier@adairschools.org / (918) 697-2608
Tanner Taylor -- t.taylor@adairschools.org / (918) 244-1034
Adair High School -- (918) 785-2424
During Parent Teacher Conferences tomorrow evening we will also be hosting enrollment/parent meetings in both the HS & MS. Check the details below for additional information!
Adair Public Schools will be in distance learning Wednesday February 12 due to hazardous road conditions.
Parent Teacher Conferences take place this Thursday (2/13) from 3:30pm to 8:00pm.
No School Friday (2/14) & Monday (2/17)
AMS 🏀 4 TEAMS IN THE SHIP!
Adair Tourney Finals Saturday !
10:00-10:45
11:30-12:15
REVISED SCHEDULE
ALL MS GAMES AT SALINA THURSDAY
Thursday 1/30
🏀MS Salina Away 4:30
7th girls
7th boys
8th boys
JV boys
Mrs. Sanders 5th grade science classes got to participate in making edible soil layers. The bed rock was chocolate chips, the subsoil was pudding, the topsoil was crushed Oreos, and then some green dyed coconut for grass with a few creepy crawly gummy worms to top it off.
APS prides itself on hands on learning to ensure student academic success!
Congratulations to Blake Phillippe and Mallory Lowry. These two amazing band seniors got to perform with the GCBDA Honor band in Claremore this past weekend. They competed against students from larger schools, and earned their place in this prestigious group. We are proud of these two, and proud they represented Adair so well. Congratulations Warriors!
Adair Senior football players Luke Wilson and De’Prince Allen received the honor of being named to the OCA 2A All Star Class! Congratulations, Luke and De'Prince!
AMS BASKETBALL
Ali Schwerdtfeger Achieves 1,000 Career Points
Congratulations to senior Lady Warrior, Ali Schwerdtfeger for achieving 1,000 career points in basketball.
January is School Board Recognition Month, and Adair Public Schools is proud to celebrate the outstanding service of our dedicated school board members. These individuals are pillars of our community, working tirelessly to ensure our students receive the best education possible.
Our school board members— President Breanna Grubbs, Vice-President Russ Langley, Clerk Sarah Boyles, Deputy Clerk Stephanie Jackson, and Member Mike Back — are more than just volunteers. They are advocates, decision-makers, and champions for public education. Their commitment shapes the future of our district by setting policies, approving budgets, and making critical decisions that directly impact the lives of our students, teachers, and staff.
Through their leadership, Adair Public Schools continues to thrive, focusing on academic excellence, extracurricular opportunities, and a supportive learning environment. Whether navigating challenges or celebrating successes, our school board remains steadfast in their dedication to the success of every student in our district.
This month, we encourage everyone in our community to join us in expressing gratitude for our school board members. Their contributions often go unseen, but their impact is felt every day in the classrooms, hallways, and hearts of Adair students and families.
Thank you, Adair Public Schools Board of Education, for your unwavering support, vision, and hard work. Your leadership inspires us all and ensures a brighter future for our community.
Let’s take this opportunity to acknowledge their service and let them know how much they mean to our district. Together, we can continue to achieve great things for Adair Public Schools!
❄️ Due to inclement weather and hazardous road conditions, Adair Public Schools will be in DISTANCE LEARNING on Friday, January 10th.
💻 5th Grade, Middle, and High School student assignments will be on Google Classroom.
📝 PreK - 4th-grade students will utilize emergency packets DAY 1 sent home earlier this year. Packets can also be found at https://www.adair.k12.ok.us/o/adair-public-schools/page/3-day-emergency-plan
We are excited to welcome students back to campus as the spring semester kicks off! We will see you Tuesday, January 7th!
Check out the Christmas Dress Up Days for students in Bernita Hughes Elementary this next week as we near Christmas Break!
💚 Please click - https://youtu.be/_AeD8bnD9Rw
We're excited to share a video with the latest progress on our bond issue construction projects! These improvements are shaping up to make a lasting impact on our community. Thank you for your continued support. Great things are happening at APS the Home of Champions!
Team Adair Lego Warriors 33635 and team Adair Lego Legends 36354 competed at the FLL Qualifier Regional on Saturday at Jenks High School. They ended the competition as winners of the Robot Design presentations. 2nd place for the Lego Legends and 3rd place for the Lego Warriors.
A special thanks to AEP/PSO and the DoD STEM for their financial support of the robotics programs.
Congratulations to band seniors Mallory Lowry, and Blake Phillippe. They travelled to Catoosa this past Saturday to audition for a spot in the GCBDA district band. Mallory got 2nd chair tenor sax, and Blake got 8th chair percussion. Both of these Warriors also qualified to go to the second round of the All-State band auditions in OKC next month.
Fifth graders in Mrs. Howard's Social Studies and ELA class participated in a mock election and an election for Class President/Vice President. They wrote and presented speeches, and learned about the entire election and voting process, from registering to vote to going to the polling place to vote and placing their ballot in a box. There was a runoff election in the end.
Later in the week, they created Veterans Day posters in honor of all military personnel have served and each fifth grader personally spotlighted a special veteran they were related to or know.
