Santa Pictures Are Coming Soon! 🎅📸
Chelsea High School StuCo is excited to host Santa Pictures! Forms will go home today and tomorrow for Longfellow and Art Goad Elementary students.
Cost: $2.00 per picture (Exact change only; we cannot make change).
Deadline: All forms and money are due by noon on Friday, November 19.
Picture Dates:
Art Goad: Monday, November 30
Longfellow: Tuesday, December 1
(Note: There will be no retakes.)
Santa will be in the picture with your student! All proceeds support CHS StuCo in hosting Spring Districts. Thank you for your support!
Chelsea High School Student Council Shines at the 86th Annual OASC State Convention!
The Chelsea High School Student Council (StuCo) recently returned from an unforgettable three-day trip to Norman, Oklahoma, where they attended the 86th Annual Oklahoma Association of Student Councils (OASC) State Convention!
Hosted by Norman High School, this year’s convention centered around the inspiring theme "One of One." From start to finish, the host school put on an incredible event that certainly did not disappoint.
Throughout the convention, Chelsea students had a blast reconnecting with old friends during evening reunions, participating in leadership workshops, getting to know leaders from across the state at the student mixer, and wrapping up the fun with an exciting night at Frontier City! During the general sessions, our council had the privilege of hearing from keynote speaker Kristen Partridge, who delivered an inspiring message to all attendees.
We are so proud to announce that Chelsea StuCo was once again named an OASC Platinum Chapter! It was a proud moment as Madison Cooper walked across the stage to represent the honor on behalf of our school. Dakota Allensworth also took the stage representing Chelsea, to nominate fellow school running for OASC State Vice-President.
To top off an already amazing trip, we want to give a huge congratulations to one of our co-advisors! She showed our students firsthand what it means to step out of your comfort zone and try new things by taking on a new role—and was officially voted in as the OASC First Year Advisor! She will serve a 3 year term on the executive board.
Congratulations to all of our StuCo members and advisors for representing Chelsea High School with leadership, passion, and pride!
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Grab your blankets and bring your school spirit—tonight is the annual Powder Puff Football Game! Kickoff is scheduled for 7:00 PM at the main football field, and it promises to be an exciting evening packed with football, cheer, and community fun.
Admission to the game is just $1.00 per person, making it an affordable, family-friendly night out. Even better, all proceeds directly support the Senior Class Fundraiser, helping raise vital funds for senior events and activities.
Mini Cheerleaders Take the Field
We are excited to welcome our Mini Cheer students to tonight's game! Mini cheerleaders will have the opportunity to stand alongside our High School cheerleaders on the sidelines to perform and lead the crowd.
Special Admission Note: Mini cheerleaders receive FREE entry to the game—provided they wear their cheer uniform!
Food & Refreshments
Come hungry! A couple of food trucks will be parked on-site, and the local concession stand will be open throughout the night serving up sweet treats, and cold drinks.
Bring your friends, family, and loudest cheering voices to support our players, cheerleaders, and the senior class. See you under the stadium lights at 7:00 PM!
Nine members of the Chelsea High School Student Council recently represented their school at the Oklahoma Association of Student Councils (OASC) Fall District conference, hosted at Claremore High School.
Joining over 300 student leaders from across northeastern Oklahoma, the Chelsea delegates participated in workshops centered on this year's theme, "The Ripple Effect." Throughout the event, students focused on the core principles of leadership and teamwork, exploring how positive, small actions by student leaders can create far-reaching impacts across their schools and local communities.
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