The Pre-K/Kindergarten learned that H was for Horses and Hats.
Anatomy and Physiology Advanced Science class went to the Museum of Osteology in OKC recently. We just finished studying the skeletal system and this was a very cool way to end the chapter.
PreK/Kindergarten "Coyote of the Month" is Haddie Gough
1st/2nd Grade "Coyote of the Month" is Eli Halcomb
3rd/4th Grade "Coyote of the Month" is Jakoby Jernigan
5th/6th Grade "Coyote of the Month" is Malachi Adams
7th/8th Grade "Coyote of the Month" is Rylee Halcomb
The High School "Coyote of the Month" is Alex Gould
and Staff/Faculty "Coyote of the Month" is Secretary Peggy Payne.
Our Book Blast event starts next week. We will set off on a mission to build our students' home libraries. Follow the steps on the Treasure Map coming home next week to embark on this operation to earn exciting prizes and books.
We had an incredibly busy Thursday last week!
It was the last day of Red Ribbon Week, so we "Scared Way Drugs" with our costumes. We had the "Coyote of the Month" presentations (which will be posted soon) and the Elementary School went trick-or treating to each classroom and then downtown to the COOP, Senior Center, Post Office and GI Joe Museum. Lastly, our Superintendent was honored by the Oklahoma Blood Institute for a great turnout at the last blood drive. As a reward, they provided a pizza party for the entire school!
Red Ribbon Week continues tomorrow with "Scare Away Drugs: Wear your Halloween Costume".
We also have the Coyote of the Month Assembly at 9:00 AM. The public is invited to this event. The elementary kids will be trick-or- treating downtown at 1 PM.
Today was a busy day at LWS. We started the morning with 'Mr. Magic" Buffy Coleman, the former Harlem Wizard who entertained with his basketball magic while dispensing life advice for the students. It was also "Wear Your Favorite Jersey Day".
Today we had Retro Day and the kids put on quite a show!
Mr. Magic will be here on Wednesday!
Buffy “Mr. Magic” Coleman was discovered by and attended the 1993 Harlem Globetrotters training Camp. He still makes personal appearances with his former team the World Famous Harlem Wizards.
Buffy has impacted the lives of more than 8,000,000 adults and youth across North America while visiting over 5,000 schools. The show is entertainment as well as fun for the entire student body and school faculty. The show consists of comedy, antics and amazing basketball skills. Most of all there is an inspirational message for young people. This is a high-energy, interactive and premium program.
The show will be at 8:30AM on Wednesday morning in the gymnasium, as part of our Red Ribbon Week. The public is invited.
Today we had Pajama Day. Mrs. Schroeder's Pre-K class made pumpkin oranges for snacks and wore their PJ's for an extra comfy day.
Monday Starts Red Ribbon Week!
Follow Your Dreams: Pajama Day
Wear your PJ's.
Red Ribbon Week at LWS!
Red Ribbon Week is an annual drug prevention and awareness campaign in the United States, observed every October. It honors DEA Special Agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena, and has become the nation's largest and longest-running drug prevention program. The campaign encourages individuals to avoid alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.
Here is the schedule for the week:
Monday, October 27
- Red Ribbon Week begins
- Follow Your Dreams: Pajama Day
Tuesday, October 28
- Retro Day: Drugs Are So Out of Style
Wednesday, October 29
- Team Up Against Drugs: Wear Your Favorite Jersey
- 8:30 AM: Magic Man will visit and put on a basketball show for the kids and parents in the gymnasium.
Thursday, October 30
- Scare Away Drugs: Wear Your Halloween Costume
- 9:00 AM: Coyote of the Month Assembly - Public Welcome
- 1:00 PM: Elementary students walk downtown to get candy from local offices
- 2:00 PM: Elementary Halloween parties in classrooms with pizza provided
Lone Wolf School is excited to announce that they have joined with Mangum Farm and Feed Store to supply local, farm fresh beef and pork to the tables at the Lone Wolf School cafeteria. This was made possible by receiving a grant of $25,000 from the State Dept. of Agriculture to provide students with healthier, fresher meals while helping to sponsor and promote local and surrounding agriculture businesses.
The Mangum Farm and Feed Store is located in Mangum, Oklahoma. It is owned by Clint and Jackie Menasco, supplying fresh vegetables, fruits, meats and a variety of jams, jellies, fresh breads and baked goods. In addition, they have other gift items made by local and surrounding crafters, as well as farm supplies and feed.
Once again, the Lone Wolf School is excited to give their students local, healthy and fresh meals made possible by a grant from the State Dept. of Agriculture.
Anatomy and Physiology class, having just spent a week dissecting a cow brain, invited Ms.Meinert's first and second grade class to experience what a real brain feels like. The younger Coyotes volunteered, put on their gloves and jumped right in. Senior Langsten Prince, Dr. Vitale and even Ms. Meinert passed the brains around so the kids could reach out and experience science.
Lone Wolf School Parent Teacher Conference for Elementary and High School this Thursday from 4-10 PM.
The Elementary School Coyotes make their annual visit to the Lone Wolf Volunteer Fire Department.
Another scrimmage in the books. The Lady Coyotes are improving every day. They are coming together as a team and showing off their new uniforms. Go Coyotes!
New Doors at Lone Wolf School.
All the outside doors are being replaced by Pete's Glass in Mangum. The work should be completed by the end of the month. Once installed, they will provide a safer and more convenient entry for both staff and students.
