The little kids PE class have been competing against one another in the jump rope ninja challenge all year. The black belt is the highest level they can achieve and it requires 100 consecutive jump ropes without failure. Today, Tiegan Dearing not only achieved that, but had 157 ! Congrats Tiegan, and thank you Mrs. Wheeler for the cool idea!
This week's Farmer's and Merchant's Bank "Banking on a Wildcat" goes to Miss Bella Booth. Bella's teacher's had this to say about her: "Bella is a very intelligent and creative individual. She comes to class eager to learn, she has great ideas herself, and she is able to think outside the box. Bella is very talented artistically, she is a creative and descriptive writer, and she is very detail oriented when it comes to doing projects. We appreciate Bella using her talents and intellect for our school and look forward to watching her succeed." Congratulations, Bella!
The countdown to graduation continues! This week's "Senior Sunday" features Mr. Ryan Elder. Congratulations, Ryan!
Senior Graduation is quickly approaching! Please join us in celebrating this wonderful group of students on May 17th.
Come enjoy an evening of music, speech, and visual arts as students showcase their talents at Arnett's Spring Arts Program on Tuesday, April 23, at 7:00 PM in the auditorium.
Thank you for making our Book Fair amazing and creating memories that
will last a lifetime!
Band Student Performance Times ***Parents - the kids asked me to post this for you to see 😁
MISS ARNETT - Levi C., Brooklyn, Lola, Adante, Levi S., Charity, Jasmine and Josie need to meet in the math room this Sunday at 1:45 pm with their instruments and music. They will not be able to get into the band room to get anything. Please dress nicely and look your best - boys please wear a tucked in button up shirt with a collar; girls please do not wear jeans. The pageant starts at 2 pm and the band will play towards the end. ARTS CONCERT - all band members need to be on the stage, ready to warm up at 6:30 pm on Tuesday (April 23). Please dress nicely and look your best - boys please wear a tucked in button up shirt with a collar; girls please do not wear jeans. The concert will start at 7 pm.
You are invited to join us for Senior Baccalaureate on May 12th at 2:00pm.
This week's Farmer's and Merchant's Bank "Banking on a Wildcat" goes to Mr. Bill Burcham. Bill's peers had this to say about him: "Coach Burcham is the teacher and coach every school system needs. The way he encourages students and other colleagues with his positivity, quick wit, and one liners is something that is welcomed and looked forward to every day. Maya Angelou once said, "People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." Coach B is one of those leaders that makes ALL people feel better after being around him. We are lucky to have him at our school making a difference in our students' lives." Congratulations, Coach B. "Humbabe!"
Just under a month away until the Class of 2024 walks across the stage for graduation. As we continue the countdown, this week's "Senior Sunday" features Canon Hardin. Congratulations, Canon!
It's incredible how one person's act of kindness can have such a profound impact on a community. Sean Cummings's dedication to honoring his late wife Cathy by erasing school lunch debt in Oklahoma is truly inspiring. Recently Mr. Cummings stopped by Arnett Schools to help with outstanding lunch bills for Arnett students! His gesture not only alleviates financial burdens for students and their families but also spreads a message of compassion and generosity. It's wonderful to see individuals like Mr. Cummings making a tangible difference in the lives of others. Thank you, Mr. Cummings!
Pictured, Sean Cummings presenting Mrs. Shoaf with a check for Arnett students.
#cathyslunchlegacy
To learn more about Sean Cummings's mission, watch News 4's https://kfor.com/news/pay-it-4ward/pay-it-4ward-turn-tragedy-into-victory/?fbclid=IwAR1rV7hs9FQmd9jFPGH1AtneSsZOhliHsCcsxTwaeaDpsMyAgXCNpPvCjRU_aem_AZqUmZ8zWWnAazX15fcXuMiFJ09o1nnnTfOwcXKWFTEkw5Fq63LDrGn_HB3ha2BnYJBRqByfkNENbbIFbdM26Zzb
Book Fair Parent Night is this Wednesday after school until 6:30 pm.
We only have a few week's left and Farmer's and Merchant's Bank is still "Banking" on our Wildcats. This week they are banking on Ms. Lauryn Bayless. Lauryn's teacher's had this to say about her: "Lauryn always does what is asked of her, always has work done, and is polite. She doesn't give up and doesn't back down from a challenge. Her competitive nature is awesome to watch both on and off the field/court. She is awesome to have in class and makes our school proud." Congratulations, Lauryn!
We have made it into April and graduation is just around the corner! This week's "Senior Sunday" features Mr. Leland Daniels. Congratulations, Leland!
5th & 6th grade choir leaves at 1:00 pm today for Seiling Music Contest. They perform at 2:40 pm.
Prom Details for this Saturday, April 6th
🌸5:15-Sophomore servers be at the little gym.
🌼5:45-Jr. parents help fill plates for banquet.
🌸6:00-Banquet & dinner begins.
🌼7:45-Students line up in their vehicles at the big gym for promenade. 🌸8:00-Promenade begins with introductions being announced along the HS circle drive. Bleachers will be set up under the awning. You may bring your own lawn chairs as well. (There will be no introductions inside.)
🌼Professional pictures during prom by Kimberly Booth Portrait Expressions are $15. Please prepay with cash, check, or Venmo. Individual and date pictures will be available to download online.
🌸9:00-The dance begins with prizes being given out until midnight. (Students must be present to win.)
🌼Midnight-Students dismissed to change for breakfast and after prom.
🌸12:30-Breakfast at the big gym. (Students will not be allowed to enter after 12:45 AM)
🌼1:00-2:30 AM-After Prom activities at the big gym, including games and more prizes. (Once students leave, they will not be allowed to re-enter.)
This week's Farmer's and Merchant's Bank "Banking on a Wildcat" goes to Mr. Jack Long. His work colleagues had this to say about him: "Mr. Long is a dedicated teacher to his subject area and to his students. He makes it his mission to not only educate his classes about history and geography, but also about going out into the world and being good, productive citizens. Mr. Long establishes a relationship with his students that he can have the fun, bantering talks with them, but also that he can have the harder, life lesson conversations with them. Mr. Long is an asset to our school and education system that we are very blessed to have." Congratulations, Jack!
Vehicles up for bid.
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