The Ellis co. Elementary track meet will be Wednesday, May 11th at the Shattuck football field beginning at 12:30 p.m. Here is the list of events and students who will be participating in each.
The students need to wear black shorts and a gold Arnett shirt. If they do not have a gold one, please wear a black or gray Arnett shirt.
The 5th & 6th Choir competes at the Tri-State Music Festival on Wednesday, May 4.
Contact Mrs. Broyles if you have any questions.
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Dakoda Caleb Tibbett is the 18-year-old son of Jason Tibbett and Cristal Woods. His hobbies include basketball, welding, and fishing. His future plans are to attend a Vo-Tech and travel.
Huge shoutout to Dakoda as he used his welding skills and built the light bar for this year's prom. The school appreciates his hard work. Good luck and congratulations!
The pre-k class got to enjoy a field trip to the dairy in Gage on Thursday, April 28th. Then went to the Arnett town park and enjoyed a sonic lunch and spent the afternoon playing
The pre-k class got to enjoy a field trip to the dairy in Gage on Thursday, April 28th. Then went to the Arnett town park and enjoyed a sonic lunch and spent the afternoon playing
NO SCHOOL Tuesday, May 3- Let's Go Lady Wildcats!
Lady Wildcats are headed to State.There will be no school on Tuesday May 3 so students can go cheer on the Lady Wildcats.
Arnett 5th and 6th grade choir students entertained at the Senior Citizens Center today.
Rotary Youth Leadership Award Camp has extended the application deadline. This camp is for rising 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students. Use the link below to apply!
https://leadernu.com/RYLA-info/D5750/
Rotary Youth Leadership Award Camp has extended the application deadline. This camp is for rising 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students. Use the link below to apply!
https://leadernu.com/RYLA-info/D5750/
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Brooklyn Nicole Clark is the 18-year-old daughter of Amber and Joby Clark. She has two brothers, Nikki and Zanston. She enjoys hanging out with friends and loves her two dogs. Her future plans are to attend Seminole State College and then OU Allied Health to become a Sonography Technician.
We also need to give this young lady a huge shoutout for putting these posts together. She put together the panel photos and gathered all of her classmates information to make this possible. Good job, Brook!
Pre K enrollment tonight!
Prom is this Saturday, April 23. The community is welcome to attend promenade at 8:00 PM beginning in the HS circle drive with introductions and pictures to follow in the little gym.
Our Sonic March Students of the Month are (L-R) Sabe Williams, Lauryn Bayless, Cameron Stanley, Sterling Royal, Norah Bryant, and Jackson Helfenbein. These students are a shining light in our school. Their kindness and positivity stood out last month and we are so proud of them. Mrs. Julie Thomas is the March Teacher of the Month. Mrs. Thomas made a big switch from first grade to second grade this year. She has embraced the change and continues to make learning fun for her students.
Elementary fundraiser tonight at Shattuck Sonic 5-8 PM. 15% of proceeds go to our school!
Baseball districts
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Abigail Cheyenne McReynolds is the 18-year-old daughter of Samantha Brown and Tim & Terrie McReynolds. She enjoys spending time with family and friends and watching Dodger baseball. Her future plans are to attend West Texas A&M University, majoring in Ag Media and Communications.
The Arnett Kindergarten went to the Okc Zoo on Monday for their field trip.
Twenty five 3rd thru 6th grade Arnett students traveled to Woodward with Mrs. Broyles to watch a performance of the On Stage Woodward’s musical, Newsies. Local students Emma Knowles, Eli Coykendall, and Lola Coleman were a part of the cast, as well as Arnett School’s speech pathologist, Mrs. Dia McGowen. Mrs. Shala Knowles was also involved back stage working with costumes and microphones. All of the kids had a great time and and really enjoyed the performance. Mrs. Broyles would like to thank Kristi Haney for driving the bus and helping as a sponsor, and also to Jenita Cutsinger for meeting the group in Woodward and assisting as a sponsor.
While studying plants and animals external and internal structures in science, the 4th graders are raising their own butterflies. We brought in 34 caterpillars and have been observing them while they go through metamorphosis. The caterpillars have grown so much and are starting to make their chrysalis.
