Adair Public Schools

🩺✨ Our Middle School Health students in Mrs. Fraley’s class are bringing learning to life! They’re busy drawing the human body, circulation, and organ systems to better understand how everything works together. Great job, students! 👏 #WarriorPride #HealthEducation #HandsOnLearning

✨ Mrs. Crawford’s class wrapped up their Friday with a fun and creative activity, making bird nests to wear on their heads! 🪺 After a week of hard work reading The Nest, this was the perfect way to bring the story to life. 📚💛

4th and 5th-grade Gifted and Talented got to make a trip to Pryor for the Tulsa STEM Alliance National Space Week event. They visited with Dr. Dakotah Tyler, an Astrophysicist from Pomona College in Florida.

Freshman art student Aryanna Frye's metamorphosis drawing was selected for a youth art exhibit at Will Rogers Airport in Oklahoma City.



The OAEA Youth Art Gallery is located on Level Two of the airport in the West Meet and Greet Lobby.

Mrs. Campbell’s Science Class learning about plant structures and what they need to survive. We germinate seeds to see each structure: roots, stem, leaves

Adair High School students participated in the Waterways Project at the Port of Catoosa, gaining hands-on experience and insight into Oklahoma’s vital role in inland waterway transportation.



Students explored how goods move through our state’s port system, learned about real-world career opportunities, and connected classroom lessons to practical applications in engineering, logistics, and environmental stewardship.


Experiences like these open doors for our students and help them envision exciting futures right here in Oklahoma! 🙌🌟

Our students had fun with the Bubble Discovery Lab!

Adair High School sophomores recently attended the Northeast Tech Pryor Sophomore Showcase, an exciting event designed to introduce students to a wide range of hands-on career and technical education opportunities.



During the showcase, students toured multiple program areas, met with instructors, and experienced interactive demonstrations in fields such as health sciences, welding, automotive technology, computer science, cosmetology, construction trades, and more. These sessions gave students a first-hand look at potential career paths and the skills required for each.



Attending the showcase offers significant benefits to students. It helps them:

Explore career interests early and make more informed decisions about their high school coursework and postsecondary plans.

Discover programs that align with their strengths and passions, including opportunities to earn industry certifications while still in high school.

Learn about hands-on training and real-world experiences that can lead directly to high-demand careers or further education after graduation.

Connect with experienced instructors and industry professionals, giving them valuable insight into future career fields.




Adair Public Schools is proud to partner with Northeast Tech Pryor to ensure students are exposed to a variety of career pathways. Experiences like the Sophomore Showcase empower students to set meaningful goals, explore their options, and prepare for success beyond high school.

The Adair High School band went to Beggs this Saturday to compete in their regional marching contest. The Warriors won 1st place in class 3A, 1st place percussion, 1st place guard, and 1st place drum major. In addition, they placed 4th out of 16 bands (including some 4A schools) during prelims. They qualified for finals, and came out in 7th place overall. Congratulations to these fine musicians!

Last week's winners for Warrior Radio are Rafe Odle, Peyton Hudldleston, Barrett Kennel, Oliver Hughley, Allice Newsome, and Lauryn Watt. Great job, guys!

Our middle school students are putting their creativity and problem-solving skills to the test by designing their own mini golf courses in STEM class! 🧠📐



This hands-on project combines engineering, math, and design thinking, encouraging students to experiment with angles, obstacles, and course layouts. Through this activity, they’re learning to collaborate, think critically, and apply classroom concepts in a fun, real-world way.

Huge thank you to our game day sponsors!

DC Tire & Battery, Littlefield's Garage, Schwerdtfeger Family, and C5 Industrial Automation,

Fall Break is right around the corner!

NO SCHOOL October 15-17

Mark your calendars for Parent Teacher Conferences

October 14th 3:30pm - 8:00pm

It's that time of the year!
Parent Teacher Conferences, Oct 14---3:30 to 8 PM

Checkout what we are doing!
Let us help you with some of the hard stuff...

Congratulations to the Adair FFA Livestock Judging Team for being named 2nd High Senior FFA Team at the Tulsa State Fair!

2nd High Team Overall

3rd High Team Cattle

3rd High Team Reasons

1st High Team Sheep & Goats

Team Members:

Ryder King - 8th High Individual

Stoney Schmidt

Koltin Tatum

Parker Buck

Congratulations to Dacen & the Delozier family for having the Reserve Spot barrow at the 2025 Tulsa State Fair.

Our kids had an AWESOME time at the pumpkin patch!

Our seniors recently participated in College Application Day, a valuable opportunity to explore their post-high school options. Students connected with local businesses to learn about job opportunities, spoke with representatives from colleges and universities, including OSU, OU, RSU, NEO, and NSU, and even had the chance to submit applications on the spot.



In addition, representatives from the Army, Navy, and National Guard were available to answer questions and share information about military pathways.



This event provided our seniors with meaningful insight into the numerous opportunities awaiting them after graduation, whether through higher education, the workforce, or military service.

AHS September Students of the Month!

Left to Right: Freshmen - Addaline Spruell and Bode Wells. Sophomores - Addison Henson and Ryder King. Juniors - James Procter and Kenley Parker. Seniors - Ryan Wilson and Ali Schwerdtfeger