NOTICE: CPS Board Meeting Canceled Due to Weather!
Due to the potential for severe weather this evening, tonight’s regularly scheduled Board of Education meeting at 6:00 PM at the Education Service Center has been canceled.
Please stay tuned for an announcement with the rescheduled date and time.
Stay safe, Catoosa!
COMMUNITY STORM SHELTER NOTICE - MAY 19, 2025
The Catoosa Public Schools Community Storm Shelter (located at the Dome Cafeteria) will be open to the public beginning at 5:00 PM and remain open until an official All Clear is given this evening due to the potential for severe weather.
Reminder:
- Shelter opens during Tornado WATCHES only, not WARNINGS
- No access once sirens sound - shelter in place if needed
- No pets, food, drinks, tobacco, or weapons allowed
- Doors will remain closed for safety during a WARNING
We’ll share updates as needed. Stay safe, Catoosa!
< Reminder> Catoosa Athletics Drug Test and Physical Night Who:
ANY STUDENT in EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES - Grades 6-12th
When: TODAY, May 5th Time: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Where: Catoosa Indian Activity Center
Cost: $25 CASH - Drug Test | $25 CASH - Physical
** Catoosa Athletics will only accept Drug Test from Investigative Concepts. Investigative Concepts will only test students on May 5th and July 21st at Catoosa Public Schools. **
School Lunch Heroes are the ZEST!
PE Class learning about fat tires and checking oil!
We are excited to share that Catoosa Tribe Member - Abby Tucker will be featured in Signature Symphony at TCC’s upcoming season finale, “Go BIG or Go HOME!”
Abby is among about 30 talented young brass musicians who will perform alongside the professional orchestra in residence on Saturday, April 26, at 7:30 p.m. at the VanTrease Performing Arts Center for Education.
Tickets are available now at signaturesymphony.org, and we’d love to see a great turnout to cheer on Abby and this amazing opportunity.
This is a reminder that student immunizations will be taking place soon. Please ensure your child is up to date on all required vaccinations. More information, including dates and required forms, are shared below.
Thank you for your attention to this important matter in keeping our students healthy and safe.
🎶 You're Invited: Meet & Greet with Our New Band Director! 🎶
Join us as we welcome Mr. Kenneth Self, the new Band Director!
📅 Date: April 22, 2025
🕓 Time: 6:00pm
📍 Location: The Dome
Come say hello, hear about their vision for our band program, and get to know the person leading our talented musicians into an exciting new chapter! All students, parents, alumni, and community members are welcome.
Class of 2026 Families,
ALL Juniors must take the following two College and Career Readiness Assessments (CCRA): U.S. History and Science. These tests are graduation requirements. ALL Juniors will take both tests on Wednesday, April 9th. The following types of students should make arrangements in order to attend the testing session: Tulsa Tech. students, concurrent enrollment students, virtual students, and job out students.
To help our students prepare for both tests, we are holding a CCRA Bootcamp on Monday, April 7th and Tuesday, April 8th. Students will be in the SAME GROUP they were in for the ACT Bootcamp, and the CCRA Bootcamp will run in a similar way to the ACT Bootcamp. Please click on the attachment to see the group rotation times and rooms for the bootcamp dates.
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Click the QR Code for Catoosa High School Yearbook Information
Class of 2026 Families,
Juniors will be taking their ACT test tomorrow (4/1) in the Activity Center. The ACT test is a graduation requirement. Students need to be at school by 7:30am with their Chromebook fully charged. Check in will start between 7:30am and 8am. There will be a make up test on April 3rd if a student cannot attend tomorrow.
Thank You
CHS Families,
State testing will begin after Spring Break. Here is some information to help you and your student prepare for testing. If you have any questions please reach out to CHS admin or counselors.
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HATmevIrJ1W8iOSqrrDu9eP7uful_aZo/view?usp=sharing
CHS Families,
CHS will be hosting an Academic Advisement Night on Monday 3/10 from 4:30-7:30. This is a great event for current 8th-11th grade students and their families to learn about academic and career options CHS, the State, and local agencies have to offer. Hope to see you there!
It's been all about blood this week for Forensic students. They learned how to do blood typing, and later, investigated blood spatter from various heights.
Coach Wilsey's Algebra 2 classes are wrapping up Chapter 4 (Polynomials) by completing a "Got Oil?" activity. Mr. Scott and I procured this activity by completing a training with OERB in November of 2024. Students first identify function families (quadratic, cubic, and quartic) on a bar graph from 1904 to 2016. The next part of the activity teaches students how to put data in a scatter plot and then use statistical regression to determine the best function representation of the information.
Winter HOCO Week!
Culinary students learning to saute vegetables and Child Development students getting their baby think it over ready to go home for the weekend.
History comes alive! Thanks to the Gilder Lehrman Institute, which generously loaned us the World War II: Voices of Service Traveling Exhibition, our 11th Grade U.S. History classes took part in an engaging scavenger hunt. 🗺️✍️ They explored inspiring stories of courage and sacrifice from this pivotal era as a start to their WWII research projects. 🌍📖
Mrs. Barrett's physical science classes explored heat transfer by cooking marshmallows via different methods of heat transfer. When you're cooking marshmallows, you may as well make s'mores! Needless to say, the students really loved this investigation.
