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High School Basketball Season Starts! Come out and support both the Lady Eagle and Eagle High School Basketball teams as they open their season against the Turner Falcons here at Wilson on Thursday, Nov. 19th. The girls will tip off at 6:30pm, followed by the boys game at 8:00pm. Go Eagles! No School Friday, Nov. 20th Wilson 5th-8th Basketball Teams at Zaneis Tourn. Friday, Nov. 20 Friday, Nov. 20th- 5/6 Girls vs Zaneis at 4pm, 5/6 Boys vs Grandview at 5pm,
7/8 Girls vs Zaneis at 6pm, 7/8 Boys vs Zaneis at 7pm
Go Eagles! JOM Students to Chickasaw Play Saturday, Nov. 21st, 7pm at East Central University in Ada Rexroat Baptist Church Free Community Thanksgiving Dinner In school cafeteria, Saturday, Nov. 21st, 5:00-7:00pm. Open to everyone! JOM Students To Attend PowWow at Durant on Saturday, Nov. 28th Junior High Basketball vs Bray-Doyle, Monday, Nov. 30th, There Congratulations to Coach McClennahan and the 6th/7th Boys Basketball Team! Congratulations to Coach McClennahan and the 6th/7th Boys Basketball Team for winning the Wilson Tournament last Saturday! The boys team defeated Velma-Alma in the championship game for the tournament championship. Thw Wilson 6th/7th Girls Basketball Team also did great by finishing as runner-up in the championship game. Way to go Eagles! H1N1 FLU PREVENTION/ INFORMATION
The H1NI Flu Virus, like other flu viruses, spreads from person to person, mainly through coughs and sneezes of people who are sick. People may become infected by touching something with the virus on it and then touching their mouth, nose, or rubbing their eyes. Students and adults who become sick should not come to school and should stay home. If you have these flu symptoms, please go to your doctor or the Carter County Health Department: fever and cough or sore throoat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches, vomiting or diarrhea. Please keep children at home until they are FEVER FREE 24 HOURS WITHOUT USING FEVER-LOWERING MEDICATION SUCH AS TYLENOL OR IBUPROFEN.
It is important to teach your child what they need to do to prevent the spread of the flu virus by following these instructions: Avoid close contact with people who are sick, cover your coughs and sneezes with your hand, elbow, or tissue, Wash your hands often with soap and water, especially after you cough or sneeze. If water is not near, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Try not to touch your eyes, nose, and mouth since germs often spread this way.
We are in daily contact with the Carter County Health Department and will keep you informed. For more information, you may visit the following websites:
Oklahoma State Department of Health- http://h1n1.health.ok.gov
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention- www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu
Oklahoma State Department of Health, statewide toll-free hotline for questions about the H1N1 flu at 1-866-278-7134, Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm
Carter County Health Department in Ardmore-Located at 405 South Washington, or phone at 223-9705 Sportsmanship Of The Month Congratulations to our Sportsmanship of the Month winner, Bobby McKay! High School Students of the Month Congratulations to our High School Students of the Month, Leslie Brookshire and Jake Laster! Middle School Students of the Month Congratulations to our Middle School Students of the Month, Kassidy Morse and Masan Salsbury! Wilson Public Schools Say Thank You Wilson! Wilson Public Schools would like to thank all of our staff, students, parents, and community members for your support in passing both of our school bond issues Sept. 8th with 77% and 81% support on both bond issues. We appreciate everyone focusing the bond election on our students and giving our students the very best. By working together, we will be able to continue to move our school district forward with progress in our facilities and transportation. We appreciate our PTVO and Officers, our Ag Booster Club and Officers, and our All-Sports Booster Club and Officers for their work and effort, as well as individual staff members, parents, and community members who worked or helped support the bond issues with phone calls, newspaper articles, and signs in support of the passage of these bond issues for much needed improvements for our school district. We will keep you updated throughout the school year as to when construction will actually start on our new facilities. Baseball Stadium Improvements Have Been Made With A Grant! The Wilson Eagle Baseball stadium has been upgraded, with funds received from a grant. There are new overhead roofs that have been built and painted over the stands, as well as concrete added under the bleachers, at the concession stand area, and sidewalks added to both dugouts and to the restroom facilities. A new sign has also been installed at the entrance. Please go by and see the improvements that have been made! New Cafetorium Construction Underway! Construction on the new cafetorium, that will be located between the elementary school and the gymnasium, has started! The concrete slab foundation was poured on Friday, November 13th and steel beams will be going up the week of Nov. 16-20! The new cafetorium will seat over 500 people for programs, concerts, plays, assemblies, class reunions, community events, and graduation ceremonies when necessary. Included with the new platform, it will have stage lighting and a new sound system. It will seat nearly 200 students at once for breakfast or lunch. Please watch for updates on the progress of our new construction! Eagle Football Team In New Fieldhouse! The Wilson Eagles High School and Junior High Football teams have moved into their new Fieldhouse! Please come out and cheer the Eagles on to victory this football season! |
Wilson Public Schools1860 Hewitt Road Wilson, Oklahoma 73463 Phone: 580 668-2306
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A Great Place To Learn!
The Wilson Public School District is a growing school district in the town of Wilson, Oklahoma, located in south-central Oklahoma in Carter County and serves the town of Wilson with a population of 1,600 people. The school district operates 4 school sites: 1 Pre-K Early Childhood Center, 1 Elementary School (1-5), 1 Middle School (6-8), and 1 High School which also offers an alternative education program (9-12), with a total district student enrollment of 540 students, served by 44 certified staff and 26 support personnel. Our school district has a very active and supportive PTVO group that supports our teachers, as well as active and supportive booster clubs including the All Sports, Ag-Ed, and Band booster clubs. Our school district also works with our local business community, Chamber of Commerce, churches, and Rotary Club.
In addition to our school sites, our campus also includes an administrative building which houses our administrative offices, technology department, and shipping and receiving, a community swimming pool, tennis courts, a community storm shelter/safe room/ indoor elementary PE building, Skinny Stewart Football Stadium, a baseball stadium with a new indoor practice facility, softball stadium with new concession stand/restrooms, t-ball fields, two playgrounds, Ag-Ed shop and Ag -Ed Show Barn, transportation yard, and an all-purpose gymnasium, with new locker rooms. A cafeteria/auditorium is located in the elementary school. A new football fieldhouse was completed and opened in August of 2009. Construction on our new cafetorium has started and is scheduled to be completed and ready for students in the 2010-2011 school year. When completed it will seat over 500 for programs, assemblies, concerts, plays, community events, and indoor graduation ceremonies if needed. We will also be able to seat over 200 students at once for breakfast or lunch. Extra curricular activities include football, cross country track, basketball, baseball, fast pitch and slow pitch softball,golf, Academic teams,Student Council, Band, Indian Art and JOM activities, FFA, 4-H, FCA,Yearbook Staff, and Beta Club. Wilson Public Schools is proud to be recognized as a 24/7 Tobacco-Free School District. Wilson Early Childhood Center/ Wilson Elementary School was recognized in 2009 as a Model School by Great Expectations in the state of Oklahoma! Wilson Public Schools has also been awarded a $25,000 grant for school security upgrades and was one of only 10 schools in the state to receive this grant, installing new security cameras and recorders in all of our academic buildings. Wilson Public Schools recently received a $10,000 grant and has upgraded our baseball facilties. On September 8, 2009, the voters of the District overwhelmingly approved two school building bond issues to meet the needs of our students. The first issue for $5,390,000 was approved by 77% of the voters to build a new gymnasium, install new metal roofs on both the Middle School and Elementary School, and build a new Agriculture Education classroom and computer lab. When completed, the new gymnasium will seat over 1000 people in seat back chairs, have a suspended scoreboard, a glassed-in concession/lobby area allowing fans to watch the game from the concession /lobby area, and have an F-5 rated community storm shelter which will protect over 1000 people. The second issue for $160,000 was approved by 81% of the voters to purchase two new buses for the District. Construction is scheduled to begin in the Summer of 2010. Wilson Public Schools is a great place to learn to prepare for the future!
Wilson Public Schools- Expect Excellence!
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It is the policy of Wilson Public Schools, District I-43, not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, ot age in its programs, services, and activities as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, and the Age Discrimination Act of 1975.
Wilson Public Schools, 1860 Hewitt Road, Wilson, OK 73463 (580) 668-2306
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