Chelsea Public Schools will be hosting a Veterans Day assembly on Friday November 10th at 10:00AM in Dale Wilson Memorial Gymnasium. All four campuses will have students making presentations. The public is invited to attend and Veterans will be invited to a luncheon at the conclusion of the assembly.
Chelsea Public Schools is looking for images from our community members who have served so that we may honor them with a slide presentation for our Veterans Day assembly. Please email pictures to Bob Shoate at rshoate@chelseadragons.net. Please do so by Wednesday November 8th.
Congratulations to our Lady Dragon Cross Country Team that competed at state today! Great job representing our school!!
ATTENTION PARENTS! Don't pass up the opportunity set your kid up for success! Start the application now, even if they are unsure about their future. Getting approved can open the doors for other financial assistance, like cost of living on campus.
REQUIREMENTS
Must be an Oklahoma resident.
Must enroll in the 8th, 9th, 10th or 11th grade.
Must be a student whose parents' federal adjusted gross income does not exceed:
$60,000 with 1 or 2 dependent children OR
$70,000 with 3 or 4 dependent children OR
$80,000 with 5 or more dependent children.
Upon completion of the program’s requirements, your student will earn:
Tuition at an Oklahoma public two-year college or four-year university.
OR a portion of tuition at an accredited Oklahoma private college or university.
OR a portion of tuition for approved programs at Oklahoma public technology centers.
If you have questions please contact Mrs. Crawford.
https://okpromise.org/parents-families.shtml
Basketball season for CMS kicks off next week with the Foyil 6th Grade Tournament. The tournament schedule is attached.
The annual Cherokee Nation Angel Project is now accepting applications online only through the Gadugi Portal until Nov. 10.
To complete applications, Cherokee Nation citizens must be registered on the Gadugi Portal. You can access the application by signing into the Gadugi Portal at https://gadugiportal.cherokee.org/ and selecting “Applications” from the top blue navigation bar. From the Applications page, select “Angel Project” from the list of available programs. After selecting the application, income guidelines and other eligibility requirements will be provided.
The Cherokee Nation Angel Project assists eligible Cherokee children, under the age of 16, who fall within low-income guidelines and reside within the Cherokee Nation Reservation.
Cherokee citizens who apply for the Angel Project must provide:
· Proof of income
· Proof of residency
· A photo identification
· Tribal citizenship cards for all children
· Children’s clothing sizes
· Children’s gift ideas
When applying, applicants will also be able to choose a gift pick-up location from a drop-down menu. For assistance or questions about the application, please call 918-458-6900.
CMS is kicking off Red Ribbon Week on Monday, October 23rd by wearing RED! See the attachment for other dress up days.
All Fall Festival raffle tickets are due on Monday by 1pm.
Students may wear Halloween costumes on Friday, October 27th. Costumes must be school appropriate and may not contain any toy/plastic/pretend weapons of any kind.
Students may bring candy (no jolly ranchers or candy that contains peanuts or is processed in a facility with peanuts) to pass out to younger students (pre-k through 5th grade) on Friday during our trick-or-treat activity.
If you have any questions, contact the CMS office.
Have a great weekend CMS students!
CMS is kicking off Red Ribbon Week on Monday, October 23rd by wearing RED! See the attachment for other dress up days.
All Fall Festival raffle tickets are due on Monday by 1pm.
Students may wear Halloween costumes on Friday, October 27th. Costumes must be school appropriate and may not contain any toy/plastic/pretend weapons of any kind.
Students may bring candy (no jolly ranchers or candy that contains peanuts or is processed in a facility with peanuts) to pass out to younger students (pre-k through 5th grade) on Friday during our trick-or-treat activity.
If you have any questions, contact the CMS office.
Have a great weekend CMS students!
Green Dragon Cross Country supporters going to Regionals at Henryetta, the cost is $10 at the gate or you can purchase $7 tickets on-line at the OSSAA website https://www.ossaaillustrated.com/ Girls run at 1:00, boys at 1:45. Go Dragons!!
ATTENTION PARENTS OF CHEROKEE STUDENTS!! If you have not provided a copy of your student's Cherokee Registry card, please do so quickly. In order for your student to be eligible for JOM funding and for our Cherokee Student Count, we must have a copy of their registry card. For more information, see the link below or call Nicky Harris or Pam Phillips at 918-789-4201.
https://5il.co/27hnh
Red Ribbon Dress Up Days Red Ribbon Week begins October 23,2023 and runs through October 27, 2023.
Middle School is offering after school tutoring each Tuesday and Thursday from 3:30-4:30 in the library. If you would like to sign your student up for tutoring, please use the attached link to complete the Tutoring Information form.
https://forms.gle/BZVn2W3veVEuupyq9
2023-2024 Yearbooks are on sale! See the attached flyer or Mrs. Bunnell for more information.
The Art Goad Elementary book fair is almost here! AGE students will make their wish lists on Thursday, and shopping will start on Friday. The book fair will be open from October 20th-27th from 8:30-1:00, and Family Friday will be October 27th from 8:30-3:00. Visit scholastic.com/bf/artgoad if you'd like to set up an eWallet for your student instead of sending cash.
ELC students will make their wish lists on Tuesday, and families will send orders and money on Wednesday for delivery on Friday, October 27th.
We're excited to see you at the book fair!
Reminder: the middle school football game listed on the schedule for today, October 16th, has been moved to tomorrow, October 17th, against Chouteau at home starting at 5:30.
Art Goad students took a short field trip to the Chelsea Fire station last week. The firefighters helped educate kids on fire safety and feeling comfortable with the firemen. Students were allowed to spray water from the hose and Mrs. Pauling, third-grade teacher, climbed the fire ladder on a truck!
Art Goad students took a short field trip to the Chelsea Fire station last week. The firefighters helped educate kids on fire safety and feeling comfortable with the firemen. Students were allowed to spray water from the hose and Mrs. Pauling, third-grade teacher, climbed the fire ladder on a truck!
One of the most important components of the JOM program is parent involvement. This October, parnets of JOM eligible students will have the opportunity to get involved in the development of the JOM program at their schools.
Elections for the JOM Indian Education Committee will be held October 18, 2023 at the Chelsea Schools Superintendent's office beginning at 6:00 PM.
To serve on the JOM IEC, a person must be the parent or guardian of a JOM verified child. School board members or spouses and school employees or spouses can not serve on the committee.
For more information, contact Quintin Draeger at 918-789-2528.
Parent - Teacher Conferences for CMS and CHS are Tuesday, October 10th from 3:30-9:30.
Ms Jamilee took some students on a outdoor walk today, and made nature bracelets with beautiful flowers and leaves.
