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Adair High School FCCLA members recently undertook an inspiring STAR Event project aimed at promoting kindness and preventing bullying among younger students. Members Addaline Spruell, Anna Lyons, and Trinity Kaiser visited Mrs. Heard’s 3rd-grade class to lead an engaging lesson on what bullying is, how to stand up to it safely, and the importance of treating others with respect.
As part of their project, the FCCLA members organized a poster contest to help students express what kindness and anti-bullying mean to them. The class demonstrated tremendous creativity, and after careful consideration, Mila Boswell's poster was selected as the winner.
This STAR Event project not only strengthened the FCCLA members’ leadership skills but also made a positive impact on our younger students. We are proud of their initiative and the example they’re setting within our school community.
As part of their project, the FCCLA members organized a poster contest to help students express what kindness and anti-bullying mean to them. The class demonstrated tremendous creativity, and after careful consideration, Mila Boswell's poster was selected as the winner.
This STAR Event project not only strengthened the FCCLA members’ leadership skills but also made a positive impact on our younger students. We are proud of their initiative and the example they’re setting within our school community.
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Had some fun celebrating in the elementary right before Winter Break!
Rugar American Ranch Rifle 6.5 Creedmore
Drawing January 30th, 2026 @ Adair Basketball Homecoming. Winner does not need to be present to win!
Drawing January 30th, 2026 @ Adair Basketball Homecoming. Winner does not need to be present to win!
See you tomorrow morning, Warriors!
LG Tournament
Updated schedule
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*Time change for Friday's game
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State Championship Gear
State Champions!
HS Locker decorating
BHE dress up days
Awesome week to be a Warrior!
Congratulations to our football team and to everyone who has played a part in helping them reach Championship Week!
A big shout-out to Angela, Misty, and Cerry for decorating the cafeteria, and to Raylee Peters for the beautiful window paintings.
Last Thursday kicked off our 12 Days of Daily Sweet Treats with their lunch! Gooey butter cookies, and snickerdoodles were served last week. Wednesday, we will serve a Holiday dinner for the students. Ham or a Chicken Patty, all the fixings and Wacky cake.
Congratulations to our football team and to everyone who has played a part in helping them reach Championship Week!
A big shout-out to Angela, Misty, and Cerry for decorating the cafeteria, and to Raylee Peters for the beautiful window paintings.
Last Thursday kicked off our 12 Days of Daily Sweet Treats with their lunch! Gooey butter cookies, and snickerdoodles were served last week. Wednesday, we will serve a Holiday dinner for the students. Ham or a Chicken Patty, all the fixings and Wacky cake.
Beckett Cronkite was the 2nd place winner of the jogathon and received lunch with Mrs. Birkenfeld. Beckett was able to bring a friend to lunch.
Lou Lou Watkins was the third place winner for the jogathon. She enjoyed Friday as Librarian for the day.
Lou Lou Watkins was the third place winner for the jogathon. She enjoyed Friday as Librarian for the day.
Avery Adkins, Violet Crofford, Danyelle Teed, and Kenley Parker are four of our high school students who competed in the MidAMerica Cup this fall. This is an annual business plan and innovation competition for high school students. The program aims to foster entrepreneurial thinking and a local talent pipeline for businesses in their region.
These students have been working hard on this project all semester long. They developed a product, conducted market research, created financial projections, and presented their business plan to a panel of judges much like pitching to potential investors.
Winning teams receive cash prizes and recognition. This program helps lay the groundwork for the next generation of business leaders. We are so proud of them and looking forward to the competition for next year!
These students have been working hard on this project all semester long. They developed a product, conducted market research, created financial projections, and presented their business plan to a panel of judges much like pitching to potential investors.
Winning teams receive cash prizes and recognition. This program helps lay the groundwork for the next generation of business leaders. We are so proud of them and looking forward to the competition for next year!
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Adair Public Schools will have NO SCHOOL on Friday, December 12th, so our students, staff, and fans can pack the stands and cheer on our Warriors in the State Championship Game at NOON at UCO! 🏈🔥
Let's turn Edmond GREEN & WHITE and bring that championship energy!
Go Warriors! 💚🏆
Let's turn Edmond GREEN & WHITE and bring that championship energy!
Go Warriors! 💚🏆
