Adair Public Schools

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.

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!

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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! 💚🏆

As we look back on Thanksgiving week, we would like to take the opportunity to thank the many volunteers who helped serve our Thanksgiving meal!

"I am so grateful for my amazing team who work hard every day preparing and serving meals, the students who join us for breakfast and lunch, and the administrators, teachers, and support staff who do so much for our wonderful school!" - Jamie Kemp

In Adair Public Schools we have great industry partners that value student learning. Trece and OSU’s Insect Adventure program spent the day presenting to our students at Bernita Hughes Elementary. Students learned many fun facts about common insects, and learned the correct answers to many misconceptions about different insects. We are extremely thankful for Trece Inc, Dr. Jessica Lindenmayer, and OSU's Insect Adventure for educating our students!

🔬🌱 Coach Kirk's biology class went hands-on in the science lab! They explored cell structures and the parts of bean plants in a fun lab, discovering how life works from the ground up. Learning by doing makes science exciting! 🧪💡

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Our 4th and 5th-graders are enjoying Lunch Bunch with Mrs. Katlyn Crawford! Throughout the year, every student gets the chance to join her for lunch, conversation, and a fun activity. This week’s group had a great time building friendships and sharing laughs over a lively game of UNO.

Our 3rd–5th-grade GT students took their learning outdoors this week! During a hands-on geometry lesson, students explored the school grounds in search of real-world geometric shapes found in nature. From identifying angles in tree branches to spotting symmetry in leaves, the activity encouraged curiosity, critical thinking, and a deeper appreciation for the natural world.

Our Warrior Way winners were Lane Fisher, Knox Greer, Matthew Shelton, Cohen Capansky, Ava Fisher, and Kottyn Greer. Way to go, guys!

Our Pre-K and Kindergarten teams have transformed their hallway with a festive “Balloons Over BHE” theme! Bright colors, creative artwork, and student-made decorations fill the space, bringing joy and excitement to our youngest learners as they walk through a hallway that feels truly magical.

Playoff Football

Mrs. Murray's Turkeys!

💛💚 Celebrating our 2nd graders and Jog-A-Thon Awards! Our Adair community always comes together to support our students. Public education is thriving here ! The best place for families and the Home of Champions! 💚🏅

In October, our high school art students enjoyed a hands-on learning experience at the Saline Courthouse Museum in Rose, Oklahoma. They explored an inspiring art exhibit by Cherokee National Treasure Louisa Soap, toured the museum with an interpretive guide, tried their hand at a traditional Chunky demonstration, and captured outdoor scenes through sketching with viewfinders. A memorable day full of creativity and cultural discovery!

Mrs. Fraley brought the tropics to the middle school Health Class! This hands-on taste test was a fun, delicious way to introduce new foods. The biggest surprise? Nearly every student walked away with a new favorite fruit!

Thank you to Beth Shrader for capturing these pictures of our 6th grade basketball teams!