Wildcat News for December 14, 2023
Mrs. Wheeler’s fifth grade Social Studies class has been learning about the early settlements in America. They finished the novel Blood on the River that told the story of Jamestown, and they journaled everyday as if they were one of the early settlers. They created the Jamestown settlement out of edible materials and entered it into the gingerbread contest.
L-R: 5th graders Raylie Latta, Norah Bryant, Landon Stanley, Crew Watson, Landon McCartor, unnamed student, Lexi Gaisford, Audia McIntyre, and Avalina Barnett.
November Elementary Students of the Month: L-R: Bexley Campbell, 2nd grade; Brantley Rumley, Kindergarten; Scarlett Royal, Pre-K; Ayden Brown, 1st grade.
On Monday, December 4, 2023, Ms. Landers and Mr. Shoaf took 27 of the 4th-8th grade students on a reward trip to the skating rink in Elk City. Students qualified for the trip by learning their multiplication math facts and being able to complete them within 3 minutes for the 5-8th grade and 4th graders had to complete them within 5 minutes. Students worked hard on learning their math facts. The Farmers and Merchants Bank graciously paid for the pizza that they enjoyed as a reward.
4th-8th grade math facts reward party: Back L-R: Sabe Williams, Crew Watson, Zak Garza, Adante Smith, Lola Coleman, Brooklyn Vincent, Riah Latta, Charity Albert, Ms. Landers, Ryder Williams, Kyson Messer, Josh Campbell, Bayne Strick, Jozie Latta. Front, L-R: Alex Strick, Toy Stewart, Kenna Haney, Lauryn Bayless, unnamed student, Norah Bryant, Raylie Latta, Derrick Girton, Levi Starkey. Not pictured: Audia McIntyre, Landon McCartor, and Levi Cutsinger.
Students enjoying pizza at the skating rink which was provided by Farmers and Merchants Bank. L-R: Crew Watson, Kyson Messer, Audia McIntyre, Charity Albert, Adante Smith and Zak Garza.
Lauryn Bayless and Brooklyn Vincent.
Kyson Messer was the Farmers and Merchants Bank “Banking on a Wildcat” winner for the week of December 7, 2023. Kyson’s teachers said, “He is a joy to have in class and has been working very hard. He comes to class prepared and is very seldom absent. He works hard on the field and court as well, giving his all!” Congratulations Kyson!