What an incredible Homecoming week it was at Roland Public Schools!
We witnessed an outpouring of school spirit, camaraderie, and the birth of new traditions that made this Homecoming truly unforgettable.
A heartfelt THANK YOU to our amazing students, dedicated faculty and staff, and the wonderful community for coming together to create a weekend full of cherished memories.
"Once Upon a Homecoming" was a huge success, thanks to all of you!
The 2023 National Honor Society induction ceremony will be held on Thursday, October 5th at 6:30pm in the high school commons.
This event marks the culmination of hard work, dedication, and academic excellence by our outstanding students, and we can't wait to welcome our new members!
📣 Attention Roland High School Students! 📣
Get ready to show your school spirit with a Roland High School Letterman jacket!
🗓️ Date: Tuesday, September 19
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Please note:
✅ Jackets must be paid in FULL before ordering.
📝 Order forms are attached.
Join us for the Homecoming parade on Thursday, September 14 at 6:30 PM, followed by a bonfire and pep rally!
Don't miss the Homecoming ceremony on Friday, September 15, at 6:30 PM at Ranger Stadium!
Attention, adventurers! Our Book Blast event starts next week where we will set off in search of treasure to build our students' home libraries. Follow the steps on the Treasure Map coming home next week to embark on an epic quest to earn exciting rewards and books.
Pictures of Grandparent's Day
Pictures of our Grands!
More pictures of Grandparent's Day
More pictures of our grands!
Grandparent's Day was a hit!! We loved seeing our grands in the building this morning. Our students have been talking about it all morning. Thank you to all of the grandparents who took time out of their day to have breakfast with their kiddos. We hope you all enjoyed it as much as we did.
Today's District softball games have been rained out. 🥎
They're rescheduled for tomorrow at 4:00 pm. Senior night will take place in between the games around 5:15 pm!
Mrs. Sutterfield's 7th and 8th grade science classes had lots of fun while learning about the steps of the scientific method. The students had to create boats out of tin foil then hypothesize how many pennies the boat will hold before it sinks. They tested their hypothesis and recorded the results. In the end the following two teams were able to hold the most pennies: For the 7th grade class it was Ronnie Daws, Brycen Martin, and Logan Waltermire with 131. Then for the 8th grade class it was Austin Benham, Channing McKinney, and Phoenix Miller, who also had 131.
Mrs. Sutterfield's 7th and 8th grade science classes had lots of fun while learning about the steps of the scientific method. The students had to create boats out of tin foil then hypothesize how many pennies the boat will hold before it sinks. They tested their hypothesis and recorded the results. In the end the following two teams were able to hold the most pennies: For the 7th grade class it was Ronnie Daws, Brycen Martin, and Logan Waltermire with 131. Then for the 8th grade class it was Austin Benham, Channing McKinney, and Phoenix Miller, who also had 131.
Mrs. Sutterfield's 7th and 8th grade science classes had lots of fun while learning about the steps of the scientific method. The students had to create boats out of tin foil then hypothesize how many pennies the boat will hold before it sinks. They tested their hypothesis and recorded the results. In the end the following two teams were able to hold the most pennies: For the 7th grade class it was Ronnie Daws, Brycen Martin, and Logan Waltermire with 131. Then for the 8th grade class it was Austin Benham, Channing McKinney, and Phoenix Miller, who also had 131.
Roland Lower Elementary would like to thank Sequoyah County Farm Bureau along with Mrs. Sloan and Mrs. Pack for reading an accurate Ag book to our first-grade students. Our students loved the book "I Love Strawberries", along with the snacks! Thank you!
Parents,
This coming Monday is Independence Day for our Lower Elementary students. We have loved getting to see and know our parents as they enter our buildings, but now it's time for our Rangers to walk themselves to their classrooms. If you need to enter the building, we ask that you check in with the front office first. Thank you!
Get Ready, Everyone! Next week is Homecoming Spirit Week, and we're pumped to show our school spirit with some awesome spirit week theme days! Join in on the fun and let's make this Homecoming unforgettable! 🏈📣
Middle School Homecoming Spirit Week, 9/11 - 9/15
2023-2024 School Pictures!
MS Softball Schedule Update - Game added for this Friday, September 8th!
