With our 5th-8th Spring Dance (April 13th) and Graduation (May9th) around the corner, I think this is perfect timing! Shout out to Miss Kelsey Berry for providing such an generous and thoughtful service. She found a way to give back to the community and I think this speaks volumes about her character. Don't wait too long to visit ladies! I imagine there will be lots of people taking advantage of this.
We are granting the Student Council's request and will be hosting a Spring Dance for our current 5th-8th students! Students are allowed one outside guest (must also be current 5th-8th grade student), and must rsvp. Parents are invited as well, (please no younger siblings). See flyer for more information!
Parents don't forget to register for your free tablet. If you need assistance registering for the device, please email Mrs. Holmes @ sholmes@dahlonegah.org and I will schedule to help you. We want all of our students to register so we will have them ready when we go virtual! The link is http://publicwireless.jotform.com/Kris/dahlonegah-public-schools
You may have to copy and paste it for it to work. Please email me and let me know when you get registered! Thank you! Mrs. Holmes
We still have Blue and Gold products available if anyone is interested! Notify the front office of your chicken, sausage, or bacon needs in advance and we will have them bagged up waiting for you! All proceeds go towards the 8th grade class trip!
Dear Parents/Guardians,
Your child has been learning about financial literacy through curriculum and concepts provided by the Junior Achievement program (JA Biz Town). Classroom teachers have taught lessons on work readiness, entrepreneurship, and personal financial literacy. This week students will have the chance to practice some of those skills at JA Biztown, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 5-8th grade students will travel to JA BIzotwn, on Thursday, March 23, 2023. We will leave after breakfast, and arrive back at school before buses depart at the end of the day. Students will be provided with a sack lunch and they will earn "money" from their jobs to spend in the shops at JA Biztown. No extra money is needed.
Native Ace is cancelled for tomorrow, Wednesday 22nd, as Mr. Alex is unable to attend. Our apologies for the inconvenience.
At the state Capitol for OSSBA Day.
Extended care has moved to a new room and we are unable to see you pull in. You will need to knock on the glass doors, (or ring door bell) and we will send your student out. Thank you!
2023 Yearbooks for sale $10. Available in the front office
Applications are now available online for the Summer EBT program at https://gadugiportal.cherokee.org/s/wics-program. Summer EBT for Children is an initiative of the Cherokee Nation WIC.
Our leaders at work for our school!
We would like to say a huge thank you to our Dahlonegah Family, the community and everyone who stopped by to support our 8th grade Indian taco sale this evening! We appreciate you! Thanks to all the teachers, students, and support staff for cooking, cleaning, serving and donating your time, and money. You are awesome! All proceeds will go towards the 8th grade class trip in May.
These students participated in the 2023 Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics and Indian Capital Technology Centers’ Math Contest on March 6th.
We would like to announce the first and second place winners of the 2023 Dahlonegah School Science Fair! Tate Clawson and Hector Garcia won 1st place in the 5th-6th division with their project, " A Helping Hand", and Shelbi Bunch, Taylen Hummingbird, Kobey Kirk placed second with their project titled, " Turn Milk into Plastic". Jaycey McGee and Taydrie Sawney won first place in the 7th-8th grade division with their project, " The Effect of Cold Temperatures on Goldfish Respiration". There was a tie for second place between Dixie Sherman's project "Optical Illusion", and "Parachute: Does Size Matter?", by Denver Bruner and Manual Sanchez. The Best in Show was Awarded to Tate Clawson and Hector Garcia. We are extremely proud of all of our students who participated in the Science Fair. The projects and experiments were so impressive. Everyone did excellent work with the Scientific Process and putting their projects together. A Huge shout out to Mr. Braden and Mrs. Clawson for putting this project together and encouraging all students to reach their fullest potential. The competition was fierce and the scores were very close so everyone should be proud of themselves!
Parents and Guardians if your child will stay in extended care today, please pick them up before attending conferences. Extended care is over at 5:00. Thank you!
Yesterday, our 6th -8th Grade teams went to the Cherokee Language Bowl and they took 1st and 2nd place! Our kids had to face-off with each other twice and they were all really good sports about it. We continue to be proud of all of them and representing our school well.
Our second place winners were Nelson Leach, Jacey Cutnose-McGee, Winter Diver and Addie Wolfe. Our first place winners were Dally Davis, Coleton Green, Gracie Oosahwe, and Blue-bird Duncan. ᎣᏍᏓ ᏂᏣᏛᎦ ᏂᎦᏓ! (Good job, everyone!) Keep learning the language.
On Tuesday of this week, we took two teams of 3rd-5th graders to the Cherokee Language Bowl. Both of our teams placed 3rd in their bracket. We are so proud of our students who have a passion for the language and continue to grow their Cherokee language skills!
Our girls team consisted of Prayrie Davis, Lexi Coiner, Layla Nakedhead and Makenna Gann. Our boys team was Elijah Proctor, Balin Eli, Elin Wolfe, and Taitan Lovett. ᎣᏍᏓ ᏂᏣᏛᎦ ᏂᎦᏓ!
Cheer Squad for 2023-24 School Year!
Dahlonegah Public Schools is participating in a exciting technology program which our students can receive a Free 10.1 inch high definition tablet and Free monthly internet service. To learn how to register, see the flyer.
Tomahawk got the pie in the face!
