Weekly Warrior

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Monday, March 30th

HS BB @ Westville 4:30 PM
MS BB vs Wyandotte 5:00 PM

Tuesday, March 31st

FFA Kellyville Speech Contest
FFA Redlands Livestock Judging Contest
MS Track @ Claremore Seq. 9:30 AM
HS Track @ Wagoner 9:30 PM
MS BB vs Ketchum 4:30 PM

Wednesday, April 1st

FCCLA Leadership Conference
FFA NEO Livestock Judging Contest
Pre-K and New Kindergarten Round Up
HS Football Team @ State Capitol

Thursday, April 2nd

FCCLA Leadership Conference
FFA Connors Interscholastic
MS BB Adair Festival
HS BB @ Ft. Gibson 4:30 PM

Friday, April 3rd

No School - Good Friday
FFA NEO Aggie Day Interscholastic & Speech
MS BB Adair Festival
HS Prom 8:00 PM

Saturday, April 4th

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Monday, April 6th

FFA Checotah Speech Contest
Cheer Tryout Week
HS BB @ Salina 4:30 PM
MS BB vs Salina 4:30 PM

Tuesday, April 7th

FFA Oklahoma Union Speech Contest
FFA State Dairy Judging Contest @ Stillwater
MS Track @ Jay 9:30 AM
HS BB vs Salina 4:30 PM
MS BB @ Salina 4:30 PM

Wednesday, April 8th

FFA Area Quiz Bowl Contest
SR Band Trip

Thursday, April 9th

MS BB @ Ketchum 4:30 PM
HS BB vs Ketchum 4:30 PM
SR Band Trip

Friday, April 10th

HS BB TBA

Saturday, April 11th

Do you have a child who will turn 4 years old before September 1st? It’s that time of year—Pre-K Roundup!

We would love to meet your future Pre-K student on April 1st or May 6th. This visit gives children a chance to see the school and become familiar with the building.

This event is for NEW students entering Pre-K or Kindergarten.

During the visit, we will:

Complete a short screener
Give your child a small gift
Offer a fun photo opportunity 📸

We look forward to meeting you and your student on April 1st or May 6th!

Congratulations to Senior Jaxson Bates on his selection as one of just 36 students to be selected for OSSAA Academic Bowl All-State! Jaxson was chosen by the members of the Oklahoma Academic Coaches Association in recognition of four years of outstanding play and leadership as a member of the Adair High School Academic Team. Criteria for membership for OSSAA Academic Bowl All-State include the student's ACT score and how many points scored their senior year. Way to go, Jaxson!

Cody Hibbard made a special appearance during our Read-a-thon assembly to reveal the top two classes that raised the most money. Mrs. Swift’s class earned an impressive second place, while Mrs. Crawford’s class took the top spot as our overall winner.

Both classes will celebrate their success with an afternoon of fun, featuring a bounce house and snow cones. To make the occasion even more exciting, the teachers were surprised with a fun prize of their own!

April 3rd Deadline

At Adair Public Schools, our Band Program brings energy, pride, and heart to our school and community. This is the last week to donate, as the deadline to raise $5,000 is April 3, 2026, to provide general support for instrument purchases and repairs, new sheet music, and private lesson instruction. Every contribution helps ensure our students have the tools and opportunities they need to grow as musicians and leaders. Please click the link below to donate, and thank you for your support.

Click Here for Band Donations

3rd Overall Senior Team - The Showcase Livestock Judging Contest

Parker Buck - 9th High Individual Senior FFA
Ryder King
Koltin Tatum
Stoney Schmidt
Zane Fields

Dacen DeLozier - 4th High Individual Junior FFA Team

Results from the NEO Horse Judging Contest

Reserve Overall Senior Team

Taylor Rickman - 7th High Individual

Ryder King, Ella Wilson, Payton Bodine

Reserve Overall Junior Team

Jase Evans - 3rd High Individual

Laynee Odle, Merideth Chaney, Evelyn Wilson

3rd Overall Senior Team

Drew Evans - 2nd Senior Reasons

Zane Fields, Dacen DeLozier

Congratulations, Warriors!

This weekend the Adair Winterguard completed their season at WGPO State Qualifiers at Tulsa Union UMAC. Throughout their season they have improved their score by nearly 20 points! We are very proud of these Warriors for their hard work and commitment to the sport throughout the season. Colorguard auditions will be April 21st at 3:45 pm in the Old Gym.

March is National Music in Our Schools Month and is always such a special time to celebrate the joy and creativity that music brings to our students, and Adair Public Schools truly shines with some of the very best programs around! From inspiring lessons to unforgettable performances, it’s clear that music is at the heart of our school community. Miss Coleman’s classes added an extra touch by creating a colorful bulletin board filled with heartfelt notes about why they love music and all they’ve learned—everything from new rhythms and instruments to confidence and self-expression. Meanwhile, the high school choir created a beautiful collaborative poster that showcases each students individuality but also how they can come together to make beautiful music. It’s moments like these that remind us how music connects us, lifts us up, and makes our school feel like home.

Last week's Warrior Winners were Beckett Cronkhite, Josiah Johnson, Morgan Hurley, Payton Huddleston, Lizzie Marlin, and Acelynn Hicks. Way to go!

We love serving our students nutritious meals each day and seeing the smiles it brings to their faces!

We are also incredibly proud to recognize one of our own, Misty, who was awarded the Hero Award at the end-of-month assembly. Her quick actions and dedication truly make a difference in the lives of our students.

Thank you, Misty, for going above and beyond for our school family!

Opportunity for youth (ages 14–16) and caregivers—$50 compensation

Cherokee Nation Behavioral Health and Dartmouth College are conducting a research project to help

design a digital version of Connect Kits for Family Action, a family program to help prevent drug use and

promote wellbeing. Youth ages 14–16 and caregivers can participate in a 45–60 minute Zoom session

and receive $50 per activity.

If interested, please contact the research team directly:

Email: caroline.m.barry@dartmouth.edu

Phone/Text: 717-725-9435

Participation is voluntary. Sessions are confidential and held via Zoom.

Attention rising 8th-12th graders!

Apply to a FREE Summer Academy. This summer, spend time at an Oklahoma college or university and discover the fascinating worlds of robotics, drones, renewable energy, engineering, environmental conservation and much more!

Students will experience college life while learning on college campuses through our residential and commuter academies!

This year, there are 16 academies at 12 different colleges or universities across the state!

7 residential academies
9 commuter academies
ALL FREE!

See the full list of 2026 academies and select your grade for fall 2026 or jump to your grade below.

Select Your Grade

8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12

Click Here to Register for STEM Summer Academies

Northeastern State University’s Continuing Education program is excited to share a variety of opportunities available for students of all ages. Several of these programs are offered at no cost and provide valuable hands-on experiences to help students explore potential STEM career pathways.

For additional details or to learn more about available programs, please visit the NSU Continuing Education website or reach out with any questions.

https://academics.nsuok.edu/continuingeducation/YouthPrograms/default.aspx

Click Here for NSU STEM Information