AHS October Students of the Month- congrats!
Left to Right: 9th Grade - Dacen DeLozier and Trinity Kaiser. 10th Grade - Kale Rampey and Bentley Grubbs. 11th Grade - Avery Adkins and Sara Kirk. 12th Grade - Riley Johnson & Darrell Harrison
Left to Right: 9th Grade - Dacen DeLozier and Trinity Kaiser. 10th Grade - Kale Rampey and Bentley Grubbs. 11th Grade - Avery Adkins and Sara Kirk. 12th Grade - Riley Johnson & Darrell Harrison
Veterans Day Breakfast was AWESOME!
At Bernita Hughes Elementary, our students learn by doing! On Election Day, Mrs. Murray's class voted on their favorite cookie. They had to register to vote, get a voter identification card and then vote. They also got a sticker once they voted like adults do! After all votes were accounted for, Oreo cookies won the election!
Our HS Academic team competed in the Green Country Academic Tournament in Chelsea on Saturday and brought home 2nd place!
A special congratulations to Jaxson Bates for earning the High Points Award—answering the most questions of the entire day!
Next up: Regional Quiz Bowl in Commerce this Saturday!
A special congratulations to Jaxson Bates for earning the High Points Award—answering the most questions of the entire day!
Next up: Regional Quiz Bowl in Commerce this Saturday!
We're incredibly proud of the three students who auditioned and earned their spot in the Northeastern Choral Directors Association (NCDA) Festival on November 3rd and 4th!
Joining singers from 22 area schools, our talented students truly shined!
Competitors:
Sophia Pappe (8th Grade)
Sara Kirk (11th Grade)
River Andrews (11th Grade)
They worked hard in rehearsal and gave a wonderful performance at the final concert.
Joining singers from 22 area schools, our talented students truly shined!
Competitors:
Sophia Pappe (8th Grade)
Sara Kirk (11th Grade)
River Andrews (11th Grade)
They worked hard in rehearsal and gave a wonderful performance at the final concert.
We would like to extend a huge thank you to all of our Adair Warrior Football game day sponsors of last week's home game!
Brixey Family, The Matthews Family, Fred and Kay Cannady, and Helms Everything & Family!
What an honor! Please join us in celebrating Ali Schwerdtfeger for earning the prestigious title of Softball All State 3A Middle East! Congrats, Ali!
Adair Public Schools would like to say thank you to all who have served and sacrificed for our country! Thank you for your courage and dedication. We honor you today and always. Happy Veterans Day!
STUCO Reads and plays Bingo in the elementary!
50th Day of School!
The Oklahoma City Community Foundations awarded more than $5 million in scholarships to 1000+ recipients throughout the state. The scholarships range from $2,000 to $20,000 and can be applied to most in-state and out-of-state colleges, universities and career technology centers.
Your student may qualify for one or more of the nearly 300 scholarship opportunities available at OCCF. One application connects students to every opportunity! Apply today using the website on the flyer. The scholarship cycle opened on October 1st, 2025 and the final deadline is set for February 15th, 2026.
occf.org/scholarships
Your student may qualify for one or more of the nearly 300 scholarship opportunities available at OCCF. One application connects students to every opportunity! Apply today using the website on the flyer. The scholarship cycle opened on October 1st, 2025 and the final deadline is set for February 15th, 2026.
occf.org/scholarships
Mrs. Howard’s 5th Grade ELA classes have been busy putting their imaginations to work crafting narrative compositions that reveal the backstory of It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.
They were challenged to answer questions about the Great Pumpkin: Who is he? Where does he live, and why has poor Linus never gotten a visit, no matter how long he waits in his sincere patch?
The students discussed character traits and the ongoing theme of faith, hope, and perseverance. Although the Great Pumpkin never appears, Linus’ belief never wavers, even when others tease him or when he’s disappointed every year.
They were challenged to answer questions about the Great Pumpkin: Who is he? Where does he live, and why has poor Linus never gotten a visit, no matter how long he waits in his sincere patch?
The students discussed character traits and the ongoing theme of faith, hope, and perseverance. Although the Great Pumpkin never appears, Linus’ belief never wavers, even when others tease him or when he’s disappointed every year.
It was such a joy to see all the students dressed up for Red Ribbon Week—their creativity and school spirit truly made the week special. Our Pre-K students had an especially fun time celebrating the 50th day of school with a festive 50s Sock Hop.
On Friday, each student received a small treat with their meal—a piece of candy—to wrap up a great week.
We also want to extend our congratulations to all the football players and coaches — High School District Champs, 4th Grade Super Bowl Champions, and 1st Grade for making it to the Super Bowl! What an exciting accomplishment for all the teams!
On Friday, each student received a small treat with their meal—a piece of candy—to wrap up a great week.
We also want to extend our congratulations to all the football players and coaches — High School District Champs, 4th Grade Super Bowl Champions, and 1st Grade for making it to the Super Bowl! What an exciting accomplishment for all the teams!
Mrs. Sanders was the Winner of the Arvest teacher contest. Thank you, Arvest, and congratulations, Mrs. Sanders!
Congrats to Sara Kirk!
60 Adair FCCLA attended the NE District 2 Leadership Conference in Grove. The program and workshops were led by 3 Adair members serving as District officers this year: Addison Swift, Riley Johnson and Danyelle Teed.
Red Ribbon Week!
Mrs. Culp and Mrs. Swift's Pumpkin activity!
National Gold Emblem Team & Blake Named Reserve National Champion - Horse Evaluation
This week, Adair FFA’s Horse Evaluation team, consisting of Shelby Blake, Cheyenne Burt, Bailey Rickman, and Gabby Lopez, represented Oklahoma in the National FFA Horse Evaluation contest. After live evaluation, reasons, equine knowledge test, and team activities, the team was named a Gold Emblem team!
We would like to give a special congratulations to Shelby Blake for being named the 2nd High Individual Overall! Alongside being named the 2nd High Individual in the nation, Blake was also named the High Individual in reasons and 2nd High Individual in halter. Congratulations, Shelby!
This week, Adair FFA’s Horse Evaluation team, consisting of Shelby Blake, Cheyenne Burt, Bailey Rickman, and Gabby Lopez, represented Oklahoma in the National FFA Horse Evaluation contest. After live evaluation, reasons, equine knowledge test, and team activities, the team was named a Gold Emblem team!
We would like to give a special congratulations to Shelby Blake for being named the 2nd High Individual Overall! Alongside being named the 2nd High Individual in the nation, Blake was also named the High Individual in reasons and 2nd High Individual in halter. Congratulations, Shelby!
Wow we are overwhelmed with the response to our food pantry NEED. We know when we present a need we better prepare because the response will be great.
We are humbled and grateful for this community. They went above and beyond to supply our immediate needs and our future needs. We have had much needed food to fill the shelves and monetary donations that are unbelievable.
At this time we are happy to say we are stocked through Thanksgiving and will be able to provide extra this year for our families in need.
This community touched our school and raised us up to supply and meet a need. Our families won't be forgotten.
THANK YOU!
We are humbled and grateful for this community. They went above and beyond to supply our immediate needs and our future needs. We have had much needed food to fill the shelves and monetary donations that are unbelievable.
At this time we are happy to say we are stocked through Thanksgiving and will be able to provide extra this year for our families in need.
This community touched our school and raised us up to supply and meet a need. Our families won't be forgotten.
THANK YOU!
