Our eighth-grade Personal Financial Literacy class attended Altus' Reality Check, where they were given a profession, yearly and monthly salary, marital status, family status, and a checkbook ledger. From there, the students had to visit each booth to pay their bills and manage their finances. Some of these booths included housing, insurance, transportation, communications, tag agency, haircuts, clothing, and groceries, among many others. Some students even were given driving tickets, and others had to get a second job!
Thank you, Altus Public Schools, for hosting this fantastic event!
NHS senior families! We will run Senior Social Media Spotlights on our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages!
If you’d like your senior to be included, please send in a picture of their senior panel or senior pictures, a baby picture, and no more than ten pictures of their time here at Navajo, also what their favorite memory is of their time here at Navajo, their plan after high school, and anyone that they would like to thank.
For more information, your senior student can check their 2023 Google Classroom or the informational paper they were given at school.
Please email Senior Spotlights to Brittney Malott at Bmalott@navajo.k12.ok.us as soon as possible. Only email submissions will be accepted! Please put Senior Spotlight in the subject line of the email.
Here is a summer STEM camp opportunity for kindergarten to sixth grade! It looks like fun!
To register, click here: https://www.invent.org/programs/camp-invention
Congratulations to Korie Beason for being selected as Western Oklahoma State College's recipient in receiving a scholarship from the Oklahoma Association of Community Colleges. Korie was presented at the Oklahoma State Capitol and we couldn't be prouder of the way she represented Navajo.
We would like to extend a big thank you to House of Representatives Gerrid Kendrix for being there to support Korie!
Our Navajo Jr. High and High School will travel to Cordell on Tuesday, March 28th. Bats start swinging at 4:30 pm. Safe travels to our players and supporters!
An update from Mrs. Nance.
The high school softball team will participate in the Weatherford Tournament on March 30th and 31st. We will post a bracket when it becomes available.
The Navajo High School Baseball team will travel to Marlow to participate in in the Marlow Tournament on Friday, March 1st through Saturday, April 1st. We will post bracket information as it becomes available. Safe travels to our team and supporter!
The jr. high softball team will play against Cache on Tuesday, March 28th at 5:00 pm. It will be a great evening to watch some ball! See you at the field!
Our Navajo Jr. High and High School will head to Snyder on Monday, March 27th. Game time starts at 4:15 pm. Safe travels to all our players and supporters!
The lady Indians softball teams will travel to Mangum on Monday, March 27th. Game time starts at 4:30! Safe travels to our players and supporters!
Today is the day!! Pre-K, here we come!
We would love you to join our Tribe for the 2023-2024 school year!
Our Navajo Indians and Lady Indians will both be playing in tournaments today. The Lady Indians softball team will be playing at 12:40 in Lookeba, and the Indians baseball team will be playing in Hollis at 5:30. Safe travels to our teams and supporters! Go, Tribe!
NHS senior families! We will run Senior Social Media Spotlights on our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages!
If you’d like your senior to be included, please send in a picture of their senior panel or senior pictures, a baby picture, and no more than ten pictures of their time here at Navajo, also what their favorite memory is of their time here at Navajo, their plan after high school, and anyone that they would like to thank.
For more information, your senior student can check their 2023 Google Classroom or the informational paper they were given at school.
Please email Senior Spotlights to Brittney Malott at Bmalott@navajo.k12.ok.us by Monday, March 27th. Only email submissions will be accepted! Please put Senior Spotlight in the subject line of the email.
Tribe, be sure to tune into KSWO 7 News at 4 today to see some familiar faces!!
Our 7th-12th Gifted & Talented students took their annual Gifted and Talented field trip to the Red River Valley Museum in Vernon, Texas. Their tour guides were so informative, and they learned so much about the history of Wilbarger County, Waggoner Ranch, the Pease River, and the Red River.
April is the Month of the Military Child, and we are working on a few things to celebrate our military students! If you are a military family and would like to participate, please send pictures of your student to Brittney Malott at Bmalott@navajo.k12.ok.us. These pictures can be your student with their military member, a welcome home picture, a picture of your child at a military function, photos of your time at other bases and installments, etc. We appreciate your help!
Navajo UEL Academic Team claimed the Championship today at the Area Quiz Bowl Tournament. Navajo was privileged to host the seven team tournament at Martha Road Baptist Church. Canute came in second, Fort Cobb placed third and Middleberg took 4th. Proud of our UEL Academic Team for working hard all 6 rounds! Congratulations!!!
Our Navajo Indian High School Baseball team will travel to Hollis on Thursday for the Shortgrass Conference Tournament. We will keep you posted on the bracket as it becomes available. Safe travels to our baseball team and our supporters.
