Adair Public Schools

Coming Soon! BHE Book Fair!!

Letterman Jacket orders need to be turned in and paid in full by October 13 to the High School Office.

2026 Yearbooks can be purchased for $40. You can pick up an order form at any of the site offices.

Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Murray's classes for Johnny Appleseed day!

Fifth graders recently had the opportunity to write heartfelt, friendly letters to veterans who will fly to Washington, D.C., on a Freedom Flight, where veterans visit memorials and monuments built in honor of their military service.



As students wrote, they discussed what freedom means, the sacrifices our veterans have made, and the importance of taking time to recognize those who have served our country.



Students are learning not only how to use written expression, but also how to show gratitude, respect, kindness, and appreciation for others.

Last week's Warriors Way Winners were Parker Lack, Averyana Patterson, Isabella Westbrook, Chevelle Davis, and Lane Fisher. Way to go!

Our Adair Academic Team stepped into the spotlight at RSU to compete on I Want Answers! They went head-to-head with a veteran Verdigris squad and gave an outstanding performance. Want to see how it ended? Mark your calendars for October 10th and tune in to RSU TV!

Physical Science students took on an engineering challenge this week by building rubber band rockets! Given only materials and pictures, and absolutely no instructions, they put their critical thinking skills to the test and did a fantastic job figuring it out. The class used their custom rockets to study speed, and next up, they’ll be using them to explore Newton’s Laws of Motion!

The Adair FCCLA Officer team attended the NE region LEAD conference in Glenpool last week. Workshops were led by Lily Geisler and Ava Asbury who are currently serving as District officers. Addison Swift, Oklahoma FCCLA 1st Vice President also led the meeting.

36 Adair FFA & 4-H members qualified for the Mayes County Fair Premium Sale



Jase Evans - Grand Champion Nominated Yearling Gelding
Merideth Chaney - Grand Champion Nominated Yearling Filly
Kinzi Martin - Grand Champion Pen of Broilers
Knox Lopez - Grand Champion Market Goat
Trent Peters - Grand Champion & Reserve Grand Champion Breeding Doe
Jentrie Tatum - Grand Champion Market Hog
Colton Chupp - Reserve Grand Champion Market Goat
Ryder King - Reserve Grand Champion Market Lamb
Dacen DeLozier - Reserve Grand Champion Market Hog & Grand Champion County Raised Market Steer
Remington Heard - Reserve Grand Champion Market Steer


Thank you to the many parents, supporters, and premium buyers who make it possible for our students to "Learn by Doing".

Join us as we celebrate Homecoming all week NEXT WEEK! Check out the details below for High School and Middle School dress up days.

Also plan to join us for the Homecoming game against KIPP Tulsa at 7:00pm Friday, September 25th at Gene Winfield Stadium.

Mrs. Angela Kirk's Physics & Chemistry students have been putting learning into action!

Physics students are beginning their lesson on free fall, so as an introduction they made a device to protect an egg from forces at the end of free fall! There were so many good ideas!

Chemistry students used a spectroscope in lab. A spectroscope separates colors of light into the different wavelengths to determine the chemical makeup of a light source. They saw different gasses lit up to see what colors they emitted.

At APS, students learn by putting knowledge into practice! #HomeofChampions

The 2026 Adair Public Schools Yearbook, "Dream in Green" is here! Secure your order today before supplies run out. Remember to include a form with you payment. Orders can be placed at each site office.

Questions? Don't hesitate to get in touch with Yearbook sponsor Cassidy Fraley at cfaley@adairschools.org for more information, or call your site office at (918) 785-2424.

Progress Report Time!

ACT Test Prep NE Tech-Pryor

At Adair Public Schools, we know that well-fed kids are ready to learn! Through our partnership with OPAA! Food Management, our Child Nutrition team works hard every day to provide students with nutritious, delicious meals that fuel their bodies and minds. A healthy breakfast and lunch can make a big difference in helping our students stay focused, energized, and ready to learn. We’re proud to serve meals that help put happy faces in our classrooms!

Our freshman class put their critical thinking and problem-solving skills to the test by building custom robot coloring machines. Challenged to construct their robots using only a target picture and a set of materials, the students tackled the project with impressive creativity, collaboration, and determination. Outstanding work by all of our freshmen!

Students received school picture day cards this week. Please scan individual QR picture code to register your child for picture day.

Each student has their own designated QR code. Picture below is only for reference.

If you have any questions, please contact Ruth Kelly Studio at (918)-687-7311

Mrs. Sanders 5th grade students conduction test to find the properties of salt, talc, flour, baking soda, and baking powder and then using their findings to identify a mystery substance.