MES will be having virtual PAWS beginning Monday, April 13. There will be activities for your student to do at home. We will provide the supplies that you will need to do the activities. Pick-up for the supplies will be in front of MES on Monday, April 13, from 8-9 AM or 3:30-5:30 PM. If you would like a packet, please text Mrs. Walters at 405-358-3342 with the... READ MORE >
Understandably, we have had many questions about caps and gowns. Because it is our goal to be open and as transparent as possible during this time, we would like all seniors and their parents to know that we have not yet passed out any caps and gowns at this time. As we have always done, we are waiting until closer to the ceremony to do that. We realize that we... READ MORE >
The following is the latest information for distance learning for MMS. READ MORE >
The State Board of Education held an emergency meeting Monday to discuss possible action concerning the coronavirus (COVID-19). The board met at 4 p.m. Monday where State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister announced approval by the board to authorize the closure of all Oklahoma public schools beginning March 17 until April 6. “Nothing is... READ MORE >
Both the Lady Bulldogs and Bulldogs claimed District Championships Friday night. The lady Bulldogs defeated Idabel 68-27, while the Bulldogs defeated Idabel 54-40. Great job! READ MORE >
Three new members to the Muldrow High School Athletic Hall of Fame were inducted on Friday, Feb. 7. Chester West, Rhonda McMurray Green, and Dana McLaughlin Sharp were the newest members inducted. Chester West is a 1964 Graduate of MHS. He participated in track, football, and basketball. In 1962, Chester was named All-Conference Honorable Mention in... READ MORE >
Congratulations to Janniece Johnson for being named the 2019-2020 Muldrow Public Schools District Teacher of the Year! Ms. Johnson has taught for 18 years -- all at Muldrow. She currently teaches Computer Applications I and II at MHS and is also involved in the Muldrow Middle School PAWS program. "My favorite thing about teaching is the students that I teach. ... READ MORE >
The brackets for the Checotah Crossroads Classic basketball tournament are posted here. In the opening games, The Varsity Bulldogs will play Thursday, January 23 at 5:30 PM at Truman Dixon Fieldhouse (the old gym). The Lady Bulldogs JV will play Checotah Thursday, January 24 at 7 PM in the Event Center (the new gym). Go Dogs! READ MORE >
Please do NOT send your child to school if he/she has or has had Fever more than 99 degrees within the last 24 hours (must be fever free without medication). Oklahoma Law does not allow ANY school personnel, including the nurse, to give ANY medication without proper medical forms signed by the parent and a doctor. This includes ALL over the counter medications,... READ MORE >
The Sequoyah County Tournament starts this evening with the Girls tipping off at 6:30. Games will be held at Muldrow and Gans. READ MORE >
Muldrow Schools would like to announce the District Sites Teachers of the Year. Elementary School: Donnella CollinsMiddle School: Alana KerrHigh School: Janniece Johnson READ MORE >
The MHS FCCLA is hosting a Toy Drive! They are collecting toys and gifts to donate to the Oklahoma Kids Korral in Oklahoma City. This organization helps children who are fighting cancer. Please pick up an extra toy while you are out shopping and send it to the High School to Mrs. Shelby Michael's room and spread a little holiday joy to some deserving kiddos! READ MORE >
The MES Second Grade teachers and students performed their annual Christmas program on Tuesday, Dec. 3. Students sang, danced, and acted under the direction of MES Music Teacher, Glenda Fouts. Wonderful job, everyone! READ MORE >
KG, 1st, and 2nd grade Star Students for November: Pictured with Principal Mrs. Tammy Hall and Assistant Principal Mr. Mark McGuire are Maxx Wilson, Desiree Lopez, Hayven Luttrell, Conner King, Jaylah Monroy, Niky Pacheco, Adley Waters, Ashton Bowden, Kahlyse Simpson, Romy Tuck, Emma Sweeten, Parker Leach, and Landon Brown. 3rd and 4th grade Star Students for... READ MORE >
Today at each site, our student body and staff honored and thanked our local veterans. READ MORE >
Star Students for September were recently announced at MES. Pictured with Principal, Mrs. Tammy Hall are: Pre-K Star Students: Audrey Marr, Penelope Bramlett, Eden Kirkpatrick, and Braiden MillsKindergarten and 1st grade Star Students: Front Row: Kierstynn Fry, Keosabrina Ny, Beckett Luttrell, and Mila Thomas. Back Row: KerrisLynn McCleod, Taven Releford, Emmma... READ MORE >
The 2019 Football Homecoming Royalty has been announced!Homecoming Queen: Taylen CollinsSenior Attendant: Maddie ReevesJunior Attendant: Ashlynn FluteSophomore Attendant: Allie LacourPrincess: Carlee ClarkFreshmen Attendant: Lani Israel8th Grade Princess: Carlee Reeves7th Grade Princess: Raelea WinsteadDuchess: Aubrie CastilloDuke: Parker LikensFlower Girl: Briley... READ MORE >
MMS recently recognized their Students of the Month for August. Students from each grade are nominated by their teachers through their actions in and out of the classroom. 5th Grade: Becky Jo Burt and Francisco Pacheco6th Grade: Beverly Martin and Teaguen Collins7th Grade: Katerina Burner and Jonathan Watie-Zelya8th Grade: Lane Pace and Drew PrewettCongratulations! READ MORE >
Author, speaker, and minister Alton Carter visited all three sites yesterday. Carter motivated students and teachers to not let their circumstances dictate their attitudes and actions. He also encouraged students to show their teachers appreciation throughout the rest of the week and year. One of his books is titled “The Boy Who Carried Bricks.” Our teachers... READ MORE >
P.A.W.S. will begin Monday, September 23 for our Elementary and Middle School Students. We will have two opportunities for parents to find out more information. These meetings will occur at the MHS Cafetorium on Tuesday, September 10 at 4:30 p.m. and Thursday, September 12 at 5:30 p.m. P.A.W.S. Please attend one of these meetings. Enrollment forms will be... READ MORE >
There is a new way to collect box tops! The NEW and improved Box Tops mobile app usesstate-of-the-art technology to scan your store receipt, find participating products and instantly add Box Tops to our school's earnings online.Traditional Box Tops clips are being phased out of production but may continue to be found on many products throughout the store as... READ MORE >
Today we were notified that Muldrow Public Schools was once again awarded the 21st Century Grant! This grant is what funds our P.A.W.S. program with before and after-school care. More details will be announced very soon! READ MORE >
Author, minister, and speaker Alton Carter visited Muldrow Schools on Tuesday, Aug. 6 as part of teachers’ professional development. Carter spoke about his childhood and the importance of teachers in his life. READ MORE >
MIDDLE SCHOOL SCHEDULES: 5th-6th grade student schedules will be available on August 1. 7th-8th grade student schedules will be available on August 2. Schedules will be available for pick up on these days at the Middle School from 9:00 A.M. - Noon, and then from 1:00 - 3:00 P.M. READ MORE >
August 6th, 2019 5:00PM-7:00PM Please plan to attend our Back-To-School Night! Meet your student’s teacher and attend important parent meetings. Pre-K: 6 P.M. Pre-K building Kindergarten: 6:30 P.M. Kindergarten building1st Grade: 5:30 P.M. in 1st grade classrooms2nd - 4th: Meet The Teacher 5 - 6 P.M. “drop-in” format .Please bring school supplies on this evening! READ MORE >
School Purpose School’s Purpose A key factor to the successful operation of a school district is establishing a common vision and mission, based on shared values and beliefs and working collaboratively throughout the system to find ways to successfully communicate and implement this charge. While the vision and mission of the school provide the foundation of... READ MORE >
School Description Description of the school Muldrow is a rural town located in eastern Oklahoma’s Sequoyah County on Interstate 40, just 10 miles west of Ft. Smith, AR with a population of 4,000 and a school district population of 8,000. The ethnic diversity consists of 62% Caucasian, 28% Native Americans, 8% Hispanic, and 1% Black. The highest education level... READ MORE >