Due to inclement weather Arnett schools will be virtual tomorrow February 2 please download the Arnett app for your apple or android phone and stay up to date on all things wildcat thank you
TENTATIVE plan based on predicted weather. If weather reports are correct the tentative plan for Wednesday February 2, 2022 is a virtual school day. Devices will be sent home this afternoon for possible virtual school days. An all call will be sent out as well as an official announcement through social media platforms.
Shout out to Mrs. Coleman's STEM class for the awesome T-shirt cannon they made! They worked with the Computer Applications class in making the T-shirts and shot approximately 50 free T-shirts to fans at the basketball home games. Great work everyone!
🏀 WILDCAT PLAYOFF SHIRTS 🏀
We are selling 2022 basketball playoff shirts. 3 different options are available.
Black basic tshirt (YM-A4X)—$18
Black heather soft style shirt (YM-A4X)—$21
Black long sleeve shirt (YM-A4X)—$22
*We can order YS but we have to order a minimum of 12.
Orders will be due this Wednesday (2/2/22). Please contact Lisa Friesen or the Arnett Wildcat Basketball Facebook page to order. All players and coaches will get a shirt so please don’t include them in your order.
Valentine’s cookies and balloons are on sale! You may turn in order forms to the elementary or high school offices, Miss Holloway, or a Beta member.
Fourteen elementary and junior high students represented Arnett at OkMEA’s Circle the State with Song. Ninety three students from ten Northwest Oklahoma schools performed in a concert on January 24 at Laverne High School. The 4th thru 8th grade students began practicing eight songs last fall after being chosen for the honor choir. CTSWS is a statewide honor choir consisting of 21 regions with over 3000 students participating. Mrs. Broyles commented, “I am very proud of my students. They worked hard, learned to sing in different languages and in many different styles, and had fun doing it. I am very appreciative of the parents that supported their children by picking them up from the after school practices, listening to them practice at home, and driving to Laverne to watch the concert. Arnett should be very proud of these kids.”
The Beta Club blood drive was a success with 31 people showing up to donate blood. Thank you to teachers, students, and community members who donated, and Beta members who worked the sign-in table.
The Arnett Jr. and Sr. Beta Clubs are teaming up with Beta Clubs across Oklahoma for a statewide service project for the Ronald McDonald House by collecting pull tabs.
Arnett Beta would like to make this a school wide project as well! You may bring your aluminum tabs to school between now and Friday, February 25th. The elementary and JH/HS class that has the highest weight in pull tabs will win a pizza party provided by the Beta Club! Junior high and high school students can drop off their aluminum tabs with their class sponsor, and elementary students may turn theirs in to their teacher.
Oklahoma has Ronald McDonald Houses in OKC and Tulsa where families with sick or injured family members can stay with little to no cost. They also provide family rooms at hospitals near a pediatric or intensive care unit where families can rest, but still be only steps away from their loved one.
Ronald McDonald Houses have a Pull Tab Collection Program (pull tabs have a higher recycling value than the aluminum in the rest of the can), and we will be supporting this program. We have had families from Arnett and our school who have stayed at a Ronald McDonald House or taken advantage of their family waiting rooms and benefited from this program. We hope you will participate!
The Arnett Jr. and Sr. Beta Clubs are teaming up with Beta Clubs across Oklahoma for a statewide service project for the Ronald McDonald House by collecting pull tabs.
Arnett Beta would like to make this a school wide project as well! You may bring your aluminum tabs to school between now and Friday, February 25th. The elementary and JH/HS class that has the highest weight in pull tabs will win a pizza party provided by the Beta Club! Junior high and high school students can drop off their aluminum tabs with their class sponsor, and elementary students may turn theirs in to their teacher.
Oklahoma has Ronald McDonald Houses in OKC and Tulsa where families with sick or injured family members can stay with little to no cost. They also provide family rooms at hospitals near a pediatric or intensive care unit where families can rest, but still be only steps away from their loved one.
Ronald McDonald Houses have a Pull Tab Collection Program (pull tabs have a higher recycling value than the aluminum in the rest of the can), and we will be supporting this program. We have had families from Arnett and our school who have stayed at a Ronald McDonald House or taken advantage of their family waiting rooms and benefited from this program. We hope you will participate!
Make Thursday night a Sonic night!
Jh & hs spring baseball schedules
Hs and jh softball spring schedules
Be sure to download the new Arnett Public School mobile app
The Arnett Beta Club is hosting a blood drive Wednesday, January 26, from 1:00-5:30 in the HS gym lobby. You may schedule an appointment using the link below.
https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/805084ba5ae23a4fd0-blood
The kindergarten love when Mrs.Shoaf and Stella come to read to us!
The 4th Graders took a short trip to Lake Vincent for reading class. They are reading “Hatchet” a story about a young boy who gets stranded near a lake in the woods of Canada. While at Lake Vincent the 4th graders wrote down what they could see, hear, and possible food sources that might be available.
HS Shattuck shootout brackets
Sharon mutual has altered times in the tournament tomorrow, our Jh girls play at 1:30 the boys play at 2:45 we will leave at noon.
The Jh and elementary basketball games for Monday January 17, 2022 have been canceled.
Arnett Schools is hosting Cyber Safety guest speaker, Josh Gunderson on Monday, January 17, from 3:00-4:00 PM in the high school auditorium. Parents, grandparents, community members, and educators are encouraged to attend this informational presentation before the home basketball games at 4:30 that afternoon.
