
Catoosa Athletics is dedicated to providing a safe and enjoyable environment at both home and away events for all attendees. Before attending this Thursday's Football Game at Oologah, please see the attached safety procedures.


Ms. Hodge's class has been learning about solar energy and how to capture that energy to generate heat. Each student got to make their own solar oven! S'more's anyone?




Extra Extra, Read All About It! The October edition of the WMS Press is available now.
https://secure.smore.com/n/ekw68


October is National Principals Month! CPS wants to send a huge thank you to our three incredible principals who lead with dedication and inspire our students every day. Your impact is invaluable! #ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth


Parent-Teacher Conference Dates!
Click the links below to sign up!
https://myconferencetime.com/cherokee/
https://myconferencetime.com/wellsms/
https://myconferencetime.com/catoosahs/


Catoosa Athletics is dedicated to providing a safe and enjoyable environment at both home and away events for all attendees. Before attending this Friday's Football Game at Skiatook, please see the attached safety procedures.


"Last Saturday, September 28th, the Tribe of Catoosa High School marching band competed at the 17th annual Stallion Battalion Marching Contest. During our prelims performance we received 3rd place in our class and scored high enough to passed onto the final round. During our finals performance we placed 9th overall.
Thank you so much to the students and faculty that came out to support us.
TRIBE!"


Coach Alexander's Class spent last week tracking Hurricane Helene as it made landfall.




Wells Middle School parents and families,
I would like to make you aware of a situation that occurred at Wells Middle School today. A bed bug was found in a computer bag in a student’s locker. Bed bugs like to "hitch-hike" on a student's clothing, shoes, books or backpack. While bed bugs are a nuisance, they are not known to spread disease. A bed bug bite is painless and may or may not become swollen and itch, much like a mosquito bite. It is advisable to watch for clusters of bites, usually in a line, on exposed areas of the body. If you have medical concerns for you or your child, please contact your family physician.I have contacted the Catoosa Public Schools Maintenance Department and we have been working urgently with them to ensure that we thoroughly assess the situation and take all appropriate follow-up actions.
Even though it is unlikely for bed bugs to infest a school, Catoosa Public Schools, in partnership with West Pest Control, conducted an inspection of the specimen and the area where the bed bug was found. Based on their findings, I want to assure you that there is no bed bug infestation at Wells Middle School. Out of an abundance of caution, our maintenance team and West exterminators are working together this evening to fully treat all potentially affected areas.
Please keep in mind that bed bugs are not a factor of the cleanliness of the environment, they affect everyone equally, and the source of the bed bugs often cannot be determined as they may be found in many places. As a precautionary measure, it’s always a good idea to have your student check him/herself and their bags(s) before they enter home after the school day has ended.
If you have any questions about how the school is handling this situation, please feel free to contact me at the number above and send me an email to rlangley@catoosa.k12.ok.us
Sincerely,
Rex Langley
Principal
Wells Middle School


Today, Coach Alexander introduced the lifelong hobby of fishing to his 6-7th grade PE Class. His motto is "No Phones, Family, Friends and Fishing."
Big Thanks to Inserv Integrated Service Company, Targa Resources, Zebco and other community members for providing the fishing poles for this class.

All Catoosa Indians, including current students, employees, alumni, and family, are invited to join Catoosa Public Schools in celebrating Homecoming Week from September 23-27, 2024. Community events will include the Homecoming parade, a pep rally, a Homecoming coronation, and the Catoosa High School Homecoming football game.
The Homecoming parade, scheduled for 5:00 p.m. on Friday, September 27th, will start lining up at 3:45 at Helen Paul Learning Center. CPS student groups, Catoosa youth programs, and others will be participating in the Homecoming parade.
On Friday evening, the Catoosa Indians will take on the Grove Ridgerunners at Frank McNabb Field, starting at 7:00 p.m., with the Homecoming coronation starting at 6:00 p.m.
Students in all grades will get to participate in themed dress-up days throughout Homecoming Week. A complete overview of this year’s Homecoming Week festivities are listed below. #ALLIN


Wells Middle School End-of-Year Awards Assembly!


Extra Extra! Read all about it!
The April edition of the Wells Press is available.
Click here ---> https://www.smore.com/n/xs56y


Important update regarding the solar eclipse students grade 4-7.
(Students will be given an opt-out note Tuesday, 4/2/24 if you do not want your child to participate.)
https://5il.co/2hm6a


Hello CPS families,
Catoosa Public Schools is considering launching an After School Extended Day Program for the 2024-2025 school year to address the need for quality after-school care. The program will provide students with a safe and nurturing environment, offering homework help, nutritious snacks, and physical activities. We will strive to support academic achievement, build self-esteem, and foster character development. The program will be held at Cherokee Elementary and cater to pre-kindergarten through fifth-grade students. We seek your input through a brief survey (one per child) to ensure its success.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1GBGMXrNxcZFwmIXHY0OjZmuJYQul1IpnxUglfm3wQSw/viewform?edit_requested=true
Thank you for your participation!


Join the Wells Middle School Special Olympics BINGO NIGHT Fundraiser!
Tonight from 6-7:30 pm in the CPS Dome.
Ten games for 10$


Dear Parents/Guardians,
At Catoosa Public Schools, we’re committed to providing a learning experience that allows your child to grow and flourish with technology.
That’s why we’ve teamed up with a student safety and digital wellbeing platform that protects your child's devices at school, ensuring they stay safe and secure.
I’m letting you know that in the next several days, you will receive a series of emails from Qustodio inviting you to join us in this world of digital well-being and giving you access to the Qustodio Parents App.
The app will provide insight into how your child uses their school Chromebook and is provided at no cost to you.
Please accept the invitation by following the link that will be included in the Qustodio email and follow the steps to connect with your child’s account.
Together, let’s build a safe digital experience for our students!
Samuel Hoch
Director of Technology
Catoosa Public Schools
