Emergency management is testing the tornado sirens.
5th grade were bridge engineers in the STEM lab today!
Ms. Ross' art class tried something a little different with crepe paper painting!
Thank you to our community for supporting our school at the BBQ Bash tonight & making a memorable homecoming makeup from basketball season. Our teachers, staff, and students have worked so hard through a tough year. As always, our Warrior Tribe comes together. Thank you all.
Mrs. Aguirre's class created paper roller coasters to test out the potential and kinetic energy of marbles!
Last night, our FFA honored our seniors, installed new officers, and shed lots of tears at the FFA banquet. Thanks to Kim Reid and Seth Eldridge for presenting the Officer Alumni Scholarship to Gus Ward.
Ms. Ross' Biology II class grew potato plants and examined them under the microscope. Some interesting visitors appeared startling a few students!
We are once again greatful for our amazing community and parent support. Thank you to Bryan Adams for rolling the softball field.
Very proud of the hard work of our and dedication of our Warrior Tribe. While we will miss our Seniors next year, we look forward to seeing the rest take the court and field next year. Special recognition for the Girls Softball and their Academic Achievement Award from the OSSAA.
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Congratulations Khloe, Gus, and Melanie!
Yearbooks are in! Get one before they are gone! $35.00
1st grade is charting the growth of their plants with Mrs. Lenox before a STEM activity today!
Even after a run to the storm shelter, Mrs. Effinger's 3rd grade learned and laughed while experimenting with fulcrum placement with a lever. Simple machines.
On days like today, Indianola Public Schools is even more appreciative of the generosity of our district patrons to provide the new gym with the storm shelter. Thank you for the peace of mind knowing our students were safe. #loveourwarriortribe
Congratulations to London Peterson we are very proud of you. After winning the Oklahoma Junior Duck Stamp Contest (for the third year in a row ), she found out how she placed at the national level competing against the other 49 states and 2 territories. There are 4 rounds in the national competition: the first round eliminates half of the contestants, the second round decides the top 15, the third round decides the top 10, and the fourth and final round decides the top 5. London made it to the final round and placed 4th nationally! She plans to try for first again next year.
4-H members created cards with a paper quelling activity!
Please Like, Share, and come get some GREAT BBQ for a good cause and see the Homecoming coronation.
Mrs. Lenox showed 2nd grade how to mix primary colors to make secondary colors. As they mixed colors, they painted a ferris wheel!
Ms. Goodwin's class had fun with a game of "Knock Out." They had teams to answer the math fact first or go sit down. Subtraction, addition, 10 more, 10 less, etc. They had a blast!
