Afton Public Schools
"IT'S A GREAT DAY TO BE AN EAGLE"
This week, October 13th-17th, is National School Lunch Week.
🔸FALL BREAK🔸
Pre-K wrapped up their community helpers unit. They ended with Chief Shelby showing us his badge, cuffs, and police car. Thank you for serving our community!
Woodland Schools would like to inform our fans of their policy that all students must remain in the stands with their parents at all times during the football game.
The address to the field is as follows: Hamilton Field - County Road 5701, Fairfax, Ok 74637
Just a reminder that the field trip money for PK-4th grade is due tomorrow, Wednesday, October 15th.
We are proud of how all of our cross country kids competed at conference.
Wednesday October 15th we will be having drug testing for students in 7th-12th grade participating in ANY EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (Sports, Band, Vo-Tech, or any student organization). The cost will be $10, students please turn your money into the office. Cash or Checks made out to Afton Public Schools will be accepted.
🥎🦅 Lady Eagle Softball🦅🥎
Lucky 7 Conference Honors
We are very proud of these three Lady Eagles and their accomplishments, as well as those of their teammates. Congratulations!
#ComeFlyWithUs
Mrs. Cottrell surprises her 6th graders with her annual Family Fued themed review game. Fun was had by all, and their test scores the next day revealed that a great deal of learning most definitely took place.
Mrs. Markes and Mrs. Terry's first graders finished reading "Who Put the Cookies in the Cookie Jar" by making cookies, decorating them and then BEST of all, eating the cookies.
2025 JOM Indian Education Election News Release
📣Today is Custodian Appreciation Day!📣
▪️We would like to recognize our awesome custodial staff:
Kenny Isaak
Jason Duff
Mike Wheatley
Jamie Isaak
Michael Nidiffer
🔸Thank you for all that you do to keep our school looking its best! You guys are greatly appreciated by ALL🦅
📣Pre-Order your Pink Out Shirt📣
▪️Orders and money are due by October 9th
▪️Orders and money are due by October 9th
Last week, on September 25, 2025, the JH & HS Cross Country Teams competed at the Oklahoma Union Cross Country Meet. The JH Boys team WON the meet!! 🦅
The Top 20 was placed in each division of the meet.
Here are the individual placings:
🔸JH Girls Division
Bailey Meador - 16th
▪️JH Boys Division
Easton Bowen - 1st
Jude Wheeler - 6th
Drew Robinson - 9th
Dametri Bell - 11th
Jhon Sharbutt - 18th
🔸HS Girls Division
Hannah Ferris - 20th
The Elementary & JH Cross Country teams also competed at the Cleora Meet yesterday and the Top 15 was placed in the girls & boys division.
The individual placings are as follows:
🔸Girls Division:
Hadlee Todd - 14th
Paizlee Jones - 15th
▪️Boys Division:
Easton Bowen - 1st
Drew Robinson - 3rd
The Top 20 was placed in each division of the meet.
Here are the individual placings:
🔸JH Girls Division
Bailey Meador - 16th
▪️JH Boys Division
Easton Bowen - 1st
Jude Wheeler - 6th
Drew Robinson - 9th
Dametri Bell - 11th
Jhon Sharbutt - 18th
🔸HS Girls Division
Hannah Ferris - 20th
The Elementary & JH Cross Country teams also competed at the Cleora Meet yesterday and the Top 15 was placed in the girls & boys division.
The individual placings are as follows:
🔸Girls Division:
Hadlee Todd - 14th
Paizlee Jones - 15th
▪️Boys Division:
Easton Bowen - 1st
Drew Robinson - 3rd
All 6th - 8th grade students competed in the month of September in a “Spelling Test Challenge”.
Mrs. Brixey's 8th-grade 3rd-hour Reading class made a huge comeback last Thursday to win it (with only two students not scoring 100%).
They received a free day outside as well as Little Debbie Cakes of their choice on Friday!
Mrs. Brixey's 8th-grade 3rd-hour Reading class made a huge comeback last Thursday to win it (with only two students not scoring 100%).
They received a free day outside as well as Little Debbie Cakes of their choice on Friday!
The FCCLA officers had a busy September filled with leadership activities.
They kicked off the month by attending a leadership conference hosted by the Oklahoma Blood Institute. During the event, students participated in team-building exercises and collaborated with other schools to strengthen their blood drive initiatives. A highlight of the conference was hearing from a local teen who shared his personal story about the importance of blood donation, explaining how he has relied on blood transfusions since infancy to stay alive.
Later in the month, the officers attended the Oklahoma FCCLA LEAD Officer Training. The LEAD Conference was a full-day event featuring workshops and networking opportunities designed to prepare chapter officers for the year ahead. Participants gained valuable skills and knowledge needed to lead a successful FCCLA chapter.
They kicked off the month by attending a leadership conference hosted by the Oklahoma Blood Institute. During the event, students participated in team-building exercises and collaborated with other schools to strengthen their blood drive initiatives. A highlight of the conference was hearing from a local teen who shared his personal story about the importance of blood donation, explaining how he has relied on blood transfusions since infancy to stay alive.
Later in the month, the officers attended the Oklahoma FCCLA LEAD Officer Training. The LEAD Conference was a full-day event featuring workshops and networking opportunities designed to prepare chapter officers for the year ahead. Participants gained valuable skills and knowledge needed to lead a successful FCCLA chapter.
🏈 Junior High Football – Game Day Info! 🏈
Our JH Football team will be traveling to Oklahoma Union tomorrow — Monday, September 29 — for their next game!
Locker room opens at 3:45 PM so players can get dressed.
Bus departs at 4:15 PM
Just a reminder!!
A Special Thank You to the Wyandotte Nation for providing an outstanding speaker for our 8th-12th grade students on Wednesday, September 24th, in recognition of Suicide Awareness Month. A special thanks to Mr. Jeff Yalden for delivering an impactful presentation!
On Wednesday, we hosted our annual "See You at the Pole" ceremony at both the Elementary and High School. While this event is typically held outdoors around our flag poles, we had to adapt to inclement weather and gather inside this year. The students demonstrated great participation & fellowship!
