Atoka High School Blood Drive this Wednesday 2-26-25!
Due to forecasted wintry weather overnight and untreated sidewalks and parking lots on and around campus, Atoka Public Schools will be out of session tomorrow, Wednesday the 19th.
Atoka Public Schools is going to be releasing early today at 3:00 pm on Tuesday, February 18th. All afterschool activities will be cancelled including high school sports practices. A decision about Wednesday will be made this evening.
Update for the Sweethearts Banquet. It has been rescheduled for April 29th! RSVP is still open!
Full Circle S2 Ep 2 is here!
Click the link!
Tomorrow, February 14th from 8am-3pm, parents are invite to meet with AHS Counselors and Choctaw Nation High School Student Services to fill out the FAFSA information that seniors needs to attend college. Bring a recent copy of your 2023 Tax Return to get started. See you there!
Tomorrow, Friday Feb 14th the Wampus Cat JV play at 4:30pm, Senior night at 6:00pm. Varsity plays at 6;30pm. See you there!
Parents of students enrolled in grades 8-11 are welcome to attend the Oklahoma's Promise Workshop in the Atoka High School library, tomorrow Feb. 12, 2025 from 8am-3pm.
AHS is pleased to offer the assistance of our high school counselor and Choctaw Nation High School Student Services Specialist.
iPads will be provided.
Parents will need to supply one of the following:
* a copy of their 2023 or 2024 federal tax return
* a copy of their Social Security benefits
* a copy of their Veteran's Affairs benefit letter
* a copy of their court-appointed legal guardianship
* a copy of their adoption decree
Please contact the AHS Office at 580-889-3361 for any further questions.
The APS Choirs and Ensembles will be hosting a banquet fundraiser February 20th from 7-9pm in the Cafetorium. This is a banquet with performances from all of the APS Choirs and Ensembles as well as special duets. Plenty of entertainment and great food! RSVP at the link or QR code. RSVP ends Feb 18th at 10pm.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScYUg8F5mR8Gco-CqrPIV9hb-bE1vkcd_ZdKRLIA90FhREc-w/viewform?usp=header
Just a reminder, Basketball Senior Night is Friday, February 14 at 6:00!!!
Atoka County Live Stock Show is underway! Streaming live! Check out the link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Od30wd9T4VA
Hello Wampus Cats! If you have a child that participated in any sports for 2025, please register them in the link below. This ensures a seamless process when the pictures are taken and made available. Thank you!
https://tinyurl.com/AtokaSpringSports2025
The APS Choirs and Ensembles will be hosting a banquet fundraiser February 20th from 7-9pm in the Cafetorium. This is a banquet with performances from all of the APS Choirs and Ensembles as well as special duets. Plenty of entertainment and great food! RSVP at the link or QR code. RSVP ends Feb 18th at 10pm.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScYUg8F5mR8Gco-CqrPIV9hb-bE1vkcd_ZdKRLIA90FhREc-w/viewform?usp=header
The Atoka High School Humanities classes taught by Patricia Hansen are pleased to announce that they received a grant from the Oklahoma City Community Foundation Carolyn Watson Rural Oklahoma Community Foundation Fund for $3820. 03. These funds allowed Mrs. Hansen to purchase 11 piano keyboards and 20 instruction books to teach 25 Humanities students how to read music and play the piano. Other art supplies purchased include watercolor paper, poster board, paint, brushes, pastels, glue, etc. This year-long class teaches students grades 9-12 art, music, architecture, drama, dance, and theater. "We are so pleased to have received this grant and appreciate the support of the Carolyn Watson Rural Oklahoma Community Foundation, " says Mrs. Hansen. "This class gives students an introduction to the fine arts and an opportunity to learn new skills."
Atoka High School offers students a wide selection of fine arts classes, including Art Studio, performing choir, theater, the Atoka Marching Band, concert band, and guitar classes. For a smaller, rural school, Atoka High School has a lot to offer. Many of our students receive scholarships and continue their study of the fine arts.
The Carolyn Watson Rural Oklahoma Community Foundation was established in 1995 by the late Carolyn Watson, CEO and chairman of Shamrock Bank, N.A. Since its establishment, the Foundation has provided more than $3.8 million to schools, charitable organizations, and state and local government entities working to improve the quality of life in rural Oklahoma communities. Grants are administered by the Oklahoma City Community Foundation. For more information, visit www.occf.org/rural.
Full Circle Season 2 is here!
Get the latest from Ruby and Braelyn in the Pilot episode! Click the link!
https://youtu.be/VaZld60z1Rw
Tonights basketball games will be the JV Girls starting at 4:30pm then the boys. Varsity Girls will play at 6:30pm then the boys.
Atoka Wampus Cat Classic Final results!
Congratulations to Kaylee Washington for making the 2025 Wampus Cat Class Girls All Tournament Team! Go Lady Cats!
Sr Anna Gray performs The National Anthem to start the Championship games at the 2025 Wampus Cat Classic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wwwqt2EJNdw&scrlybrkr=7f43270d
