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PTC Practical Nursing students awarded Community Health Foundation scholarships

Tuesday, November 30 by Lyman James

Pioneer Technology Center (PTC) Practical Nursing (PN) program students were awarded Community Health Foundation scholarships. Pictured left to right Sharilyn Kent, Gabriela Cantu, Destiny Trousdale, Rylee Luis, Reed Alexander, Teesha LeClair, Mackenzie Keeler, all from Ponca City and Tonya Ellison from Fairfax. The Community Health Foundation was formed in 2006. Its mission exists to improve the... Read More.

Test results show effect on Oklahoma Students during the pandemic

Monday, October 4 by Lyman James

According to OklahomaWatch.org, Oklahoma students lost ground in nearly every grade and subject as they struggled to learn amid COVID-19 disruptions, newly released test score data shows.Results from state assessments taken by students in the spring show significant declines when compared to 2019, the last time students took state assessments. The 2020 exams were... Read More.

Kay County Health Department offering walk-ins for students wanting COVID-19 vaccine

Wednesday, July 28 by Lyman James

The Kay County Health Department has walk-in appointments available for students ages 12 and older that want a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.A parent must be present at the time of the vaccination. Walk-in hours are Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-11 a.m. and 1 p.m.-4 p.m.The Kay County Health Department is located at 433 Fairview Avenue in... Read More.

PCPS Takes Steps To Ensure Safety of Students

Monday, July 26 by Lyman James

It’s NANOED, an alcohol-free sanitizer, will be available at all entrance points, common areas and offices within the Ponca City Public School district when school starts this fall. The hand sanitizer is comparable to a liquid bandage and lasts for up to eight hours, even with frequent handwashing.Hand sanitizing stations will also be available... Read More.

PCPS Seventh Grade Students required to have adult Tdap shot

Thursday, July 15 by Lyman James

Seventh grade students are required to have an adult Tdap shot before they will be fully registered for the 2021-2022 school year.This means parents may fill out the registration but it will not be complete until the PCPS Registration Center, 111 West Grand Avenue, has received the updated shot record.Students will not be permitted... Read More.

Online enrollment open for returning PCPS students

Tuesday, July 13 by Lyman James

Ponca City Public Schools announced that online registration is now open for returning wildcats. Enroll as soon as possible to secure spots at elementary sites. Learn more by going to PowerSchool.PCPS.US/Public..

Diplomas for Po-Hi Class of 2021 students can be picked up today

Tuesday, June 15 by Lyman James

Ponca City Public Schools announced Monday that diplomas for the Po-Hi Class of 2021 can be picked up at the main office today between 7:30 a.m. and noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Diplomas may only be picked up by the students. Please return any school property you may have.If you need a transcript,... Read More.

Po-Hi Students Attend OSU Nike Tennis Camp

Monday, June 14 by Lyman James

Ponca City High School Boys and Girls Teams had 12 youth attending the OSU NIKE Tennis Camp, June 6-10. This is the seventh year for the OSU Tennis Camp, and it emphasizes small group training in all strokes by college/high school coaches in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas, plus seven collegiate men and women players... Read More.

Cat Care Students Make Mother’s Day Gifts

Tuesday, May 11 by Lyman James

Washington PreK Cubs who attend Cat Care, the district’s after school child care service have been hard at work creating Mother’s Day Gifts. Students worked the week before Mother’s Day to create personalized flower bouquets using their sweet little handprints. The district is so thankful for all the Cat Care workers in the district that... Read More.

Two Garfield Students Win Prizes for Reading

Wednesday, April 21 by Lyman James

At Garfield they are currently reading “The One and Only Ivan” as thei One Book One School. They are asking comprehension questions, having students turn in answers, and drawing for prizes. This week Karsen Garrett and Zoey Horne are their winners! Congratulations!

East Middle School BPA Students Participate in State Leadership Conference

Friday, April 2 by Lyman James

The BPA organization at East Middle School competed and placed in eight events at the State Leadership Conference held virtually. The list of events and student rankings are listed below. All participating East Middle School students qualified to compete at the BPA Virtual National Leadership Conference May 5-9, 2021. Financial Literacy: 5th- Abby Chamberlin Digital Citizenship: 1st - Sampson... Read More.

Willie Spears speaks to NOC Tonkawa, NOC Enid students

Tuesday, March 30 by Lyman James

Author and motivational speaker Willie Spears spoke to Northern Oklahoma College students at both Enid and Tonkawa on Wednesday. Spears had a simple message to NOC students by using NOC as an acronym for “Navigating Obstacle Courses.” He explained that obstacles are part of life and have to be navigated. He talked about his son... Read More.