Tyrone Public Schools

Football Equipment Handout JH- Tuesday 8/11/2020 - 4:30pm-5:30pm ELEM - Wednesday 8/12/2020 - 4:30pm-5:30pm If any student unable to come during these times, they will be able to get them when school starts.

4 days ago, Kristi Banning

All virtual students will need to attend a training Wednesday August 12th from 2:00-3:00p.m. in the Library.

5 days ago, Joshua Bell

Enrollment

11 days ago, Donovan Smith

Attention Tyrone Pre-k parents! Please bring your child’s birth certificate, shot record and Social Security card to enrollment on August 4th!

16 days ago, Joshua Bell

Tyrone Schools will have a 3 bedroom 1 bath house for rent. Central Air and Heat. Available in a week. Contact the school for details.

24 days ago, Joshua Bell

2020 seniors! Please check your emails about important information

about 1 month ago, Donovan Smith

High School Cheer Tryouts

about 1 month ago, Joshua Bell

Attention: any student that will be in 7th or 8th grade for the 2020-2021 school year. If you are interested in Jr High Cheer please submit a selfie of yourself along with your name, your grade and a reason why you want to be a cheerleader to no later than June 26th to ltorres@tyronebobcats.org

2 months ago, Donovan Smith

2020 Tyrone Bobcat Graduation will be June 20, 2020 at 10:00AM in the New Gym.

3 months ago, Tressie Sims

9th grade students, please check you email ASAP. Thanks.

3 months ago, Donovan Smith

I am excited to announce Clay Witt was approved to be the new Principal of Tyrone High School for the 2020-2021 school year. The vote to hire Witt, who currently serves as the science teacher and head boys basketball was unanimous. Witt will fill the position and work alongside longtime principal Donovan Smith. Smith will remain on and serve as the Elementary Principal and Technology Director. Mr.Witt has been the Tyrone science teacher and boys basketball coach since August of 2009. During his time at Tyrone Clay has shown great leadership and professionalism. I am certain that he will be a dedicated leader with vision and commitment to the students, their families, and the staff of Tyrone High School. Witt has learned a great deal about leading a building and he will no doubt succeed in building a staff community dedicated to professional growth, instructional excellence, and the social and emotional wellness of our students. Over the years Clay has articulated a vision that endorses the team approach, and provides multiple opportunities for exploration and growth during the critical years of childrens lives. Please help us in welcoming Mr. Witt into his new role as principal of Tyrone High School. BOBCAT PRIDE! Josh Bell Superintendent

3 months ago, Joshua Bell

This is our week to honor the incredible team of teachers that we are so blessed to have here in Tyrone. We truly appreciate the meaningful work that our teachers do every day, not just during this week where the accomplishments of teachers are celebrated all across our district, state and nation. I am reminded every single day that Tyrone’s teachers are dedicated to the success of each and every child. They provide hope to the most needy young citizens in our community. They provide stability in attitude and attention to every detail of a child’s life and they understand the influence they have on the lives of kids. Tyrone School District’s teachers are meaningful partners in the raising of our community’s children. On behalf of the administration, school board and community, it is my privilege to extend a heartfelt message of gratitude for the work that our teachers do. It is true that teaching is a calling, not a profession, and I am so honored that our teachers have chosen Tyrone School District as a place to make a difference in the lives of others. I encourage our community and school district to join me in appreciating our teachers this week and in the weeks and years to come. Thank you, Josh Bell Superintendent

3 months ago, Joshua Bell

Covid19 Update April 15, 2020 Teachers and Students: please check your school email address for updated information on ZOOM meetings and assignments. Students: there are still a few of you that have not cleaned out your lockers. Please come any time Monday through Thursday between 8:00AM and 12:00PM. We have heard great things from our teachers and staff about our students doing great things with this distance / continuous learning approach. Please keep up the good work. BOBCAT PRIDE!!

4 months ago, Donovan Smith

High School students do not forget to come clean out your lockers tomorrow April 9. Also, Juniors and Seniors if you signed up for Prom / Afterprom please see Mr. Bell or Mr. Smith.

4 months ago, Donovan Smith

Check out the Celebration of our 2020 Seniors on Facebook or on our website! We are proud of our kids!!!

4 months ago, Tressie Sims

Parents of Pre-K thru 6th grade students please contact the office if your school contact number needs updated in order for teachers to reach out.

5 months ago, Tressie Sims

Students grades 7-12 please check and respond to your school emails.

5 months ago, Tressie Sims

Bobcat pride

5 months ago, Donovan Smith

We are deeply saddened to hear that Bill Lunceford passed away. Bill’s passion, energy, and quick wit enriched and improved all of our lives. The world is immeasurably better because of Bill. Bill served on the Tyrone Board of Education from 1988 to 1998 and was an avid fan of the Bobcats. His greatest love was for his family. Our hearts go out to Linda, Tim, Molly, their families and to all who were touched by his extraordinary life. Josh Bell Superintendent

5 months ago, Joshua Bell

Latest updates of Covid-19 for Tyrone Pubic Schools are available on the web page or via the Tyrone App under "News." www.tyronebobcats.org

5 months ago, Tressie Sims

Very proud of the cafeteria staff, Keystone representatives, administration, office personnel and teachers that helped provide meals for our students! Bobcat Pride! See you tomorrow!

5 months ago, Joshua Bell

Additional information on the temporary child nutrition program. This program will be FREE of charge for any child in district up to the age of 18. Please use today, March 17, to call in to the district office at (580) 854-6298 to sign up your students. Thank you for your continued support in this difficult time. Breakfast will be served from 8:00A.M. until 9:00A.M. Lunch will be served from 11:30A.M. until 12:30P.M. Delivery will be available. Once again please call today to let us know that you wish to use this program so we can make sure to have adequate amounts. Thanks for your continued support, Donovan Smith M.Ed. Principal Tyrone Public Schools Información adicional sobre el programa de nutrición infantil temporal. Este programa será gratuito para cualquier niño en el distrito hasta la edad de 18 años. Utilice hoy, 17 de marzo, para llamar a la oficina del distrito al (580) 854-6298 para inscribir a sus estudiantes. Gracias por su continuo apoyo en este momento difícil. El desayuno se servirá a partir de las 8:00 a.m. hasta las 9:00 a.m. El almuerzo se servirá a partir de las 11:30 a.m. hasta las 12:30 p.m. La entrega estará disponible. Una vez más, llame hoy para informarnos que desea utilizar este programa para que podamos asegurarnos de tener las cantidades adecuadas. Gracias por su apoyo continuo, Donovan Smith M.Ed. Principal Escuelas públicas de Tyrone

5 months ago, Joshua Bell

Estimados padres y personal de las Escuelas Públicas de Tyrone: Esta tarde, la Junta de Educación del Estado votó cerrar todas las escuelas de Oklahoma de inmediato, al menos hasta el 6 de abril, en un esfuerzo por minimizar la propagación de COVID-19. Esto incluye las Escuelas Públicas de Tyrone. Además, no habrá actividades escolares durante este tiempo. Los funcionarios estatales ordenaron el cierre de las escuelas y también alentaron a los administradores a prepararse para la posibilidad de cierres a largo plazo, si fuera necesario. Al menos otros 35 estados en todo el país también han tomado la decisión de cerrar las escuelas en todo el estado en interés de la salud pública. No se espera que las escuelas de Oklahoma repongan los días perdidos. En este momento, el Departamento de Educación del estado ha ordenado a las escuelas que no proporcionen clases en línea, en el hogar y no aprendizaje a distancia. Esta es una situación sin precedentes, y continúa evolucionando cada hora. Sabemos que esta incertidumbre puede causar ansiedad y preocupación, pero queremos asegurarle que la Administración y la Junta de Educación de Tyrone están haciendo todo lo posible para garantizar que se satisfascan las necesidades de los estudiantes y empleados durante este tiempo único. Estaremos cerrados para las clases, pero, como distrito, continuaremos sirviendo a nuestra comunidad, respetando las mejores prácticas saludables que han sido recomendadas por los CDC. Los empleados recibirán información sobre sus responsabilidades durante el cierre de la escuela en los próximos días. Le recomendamos que cumpla con lo que los funcionarios de salud también han recomendado. Si puede, quédese en casa y disfrute el tiempo en familia. Si debe salir, practique el distanciamiento social, permitiendo al menos seis pies entre usted y otras personas. Si tiene preguntas sobre COVID-19, comuníquese con su profesional médico o con el departamento de salud del condado. También puede obtener más información sobre cómo prevenir la enfermedad visitando https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/prevention.html La comunicación será clave durante las próximas dos semanas. Esperamos que la correspondencia precisa y actualizada combata el miedo y el pánico, y también le ayude a tomar decisiones bien informadas para su familia. Como correspondencia con los sitios de redes sociales y el correo. La nutrición infantil es, por supuesto, una preocupación importante durante este momento difícil. El plan que se está desarrollando con Keystone Food Service es proporcionar un desayuno y lonche diario. De lunes a viernes, a partir del Miércoles 18 de Marzo. Los padres o estudiantes podrán recoger las comidas y partir. Ambas comidas serán proporcionadas al estudiante al mismo tiempo. Las comidas deberán recogerse entre las 9:00 a.m. y las 11:00 a.m. No se comerá en la cafetería. El objetivo de este programa será lograr que los estudiantes se alimenten lo mejor que podamos. Si los estudiantes no pueden recoger la comida, sera posible que le podamos llevar su comida a domicilio. Si desea que su hijo tenga la opción de recibir el desayuno / almuerzo, comuníquese con la escuela mañana, 17 de Marzo, entre las 8:00 a.m. y las 3:00 p.m. para agregarlo a la lista. Esto ayudará al personal de nuestra cafetería en la preparación de alimentos a partir del Miércoles. Además, si desea recibir comida a domicilio, avísenos cuando llame. La escuela es una parte importante de la comunidad y compartimos la responsabilidad de proveer a nuestros hijos. Por favor, comprenda que sabemos que este es un momento difícil para todos los involucrados. Nosotros, como todos, estamos haciendo lo mejor que podemos con la información y la orientación que nos brindan. Estos tiempos provocan una reflexión sobre nuestras prioridades y nos permiten pensar más cuidadosamente sobre lo que es importante para cada uno de nosotros en nuestras vidas. Quizás de esto surja un mayor sentido de comunidad y familia. Si tiene preguntas, comuníquese con la escuela al 580 854-6298 e intentaremos obtener respuestas. Josh Bell Superintendente Escuelas Públicas de Tyrone

5 months ago, Joshua Bell

Dear Tyrone Public Schools parents and staff: This afternoon, the state Board of Education voted to close all Oklahoma schools, effective immediately, until at least April 6 in an effort to minimize the spread of COVID-19. This includes Tyrone Public Schools. Additionally, there will be no school activities during this time. While state officials mandated schools to close and also encouraged administrators to prepare for the possibility of longer-term closures, if it becomes necessary. At least 35 other states across the country also have made the decision to close schools statewide in the interest of public health. Oklahoma schools are not expected to be required to make-up the missed days. At this time, schools have been instructed by the state Department of Education not to provide online, home-based or distance learning for students. This is an unprecedented situation, and it continues to evolve by the hour. We know this uncertainty can cause anxiety and worry, but we want to assure you that Tyrone Administration and Board of Education are doing everything possible to ensure the needs of students and employees will be met during this unique time. We will be closed for classes, but – as a district – we will continue to serve our community, while abiding by the healthy best practices that have been recommended by the CDC. Employees will receive information about their responsibilities during the school closure over the next few days. We encourage you to comply with what health officials have recommended as well. If you can, please stay home and enjoy family time. If you must go out, please practice social distancing, allowing at least six feet between you and other individuals. If you have questions about COVID-19, please contact your medical professional or the county health department. You also can learn more about how to prevent the illness by visiting https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/prevention.html Communication will be key during the next two weeks. It is our hope that accurate and up-to-date correspondence will combat fear and panic, as well as help you make well-informed decisions for your family. As a district, we will be sending correspondence to you by Social Media sites and mail. Child Nutrition is of course a major concern during this difficult time. The plan being developed with Keystone Food Service is to provide a carry out breakfast / lunch daily, Monday through Friday, beginning on Wednesday March 18. Parents or students will be allowed to pick up the meals and leave. Both meals will be provided to the student at the same time. Meals will need to be picked up between 9:00AM and 11:00AM. There will be no eating in the cafeteria. The point of this program will be to get the students fed as best as we can. If students will not be able to pick up the meal delivery will be possible. If you would like to have your child to have the option of receiving breakfast / lunch please contact the school tomorrow, March 17, between the hours of 8:00AM and 3:00PM to be added to the list. This will assist our cafeteria staff in food preparation beginning Wednesday. In addition if you would like to have meal delivery please advise us when you call. The school is an important part of the community and we jointly share in the responsibility of providing for our children. Please understand that we know that this is a trying time for everyone involved. We, as is everyone, are doing the best we can with the information and guidance given to us. These times cause reflection on our priorities and allow us to think more carefully about what is important to each of us in our lives. Perhaps from this will come a greater sense of community and family. If you have questions please contact the school at 580 854-6298 and we will try to get answers. Josh Bell Superintendent Tyrone Public Schools

5 months ago, Joshua Bell

3-15-20 6:00 P.M. Update: COVID-19 We are aware that Liberal has cancelled school for the upcoming week. They are making decisions based on advice from KSDE. Tyrone Public School will return to school tomorrow March 16th. The Administration will sit in on another conference call with state leaders at 2:00 P.M. If any decisions are made to close schools we will communicate that to you. I have fielded many calls and concerns about us attending school. We will make all decisions with guidance from the OSDE and the Oklahoma Dept of Health. Thank you for your patience as we navigate through difficult times. Josh Bell Superintendent

5 months ago, Joshua Bell

3-13-2020 Update on COVDID19 for Tyrone Public Schools: At Tyrone Public Schools, we are monitoring the coronavirus situation. Mr Smith and I sat in on a conference call with the State Superintendent today and also visited with the State Health Dept. At this time, Tyrone Public Schools will be returning to regular scheduled classes on March 16th. We also plan to continue with all scheduled activities. The District is setting up a date to bring a representative from the Health Dept to our district to hold a meeting with students and parents to go over proper hygiene and guidelines to ensure we are doing our best to limit the spread of any virus. The State Dept of Education is working on plans for school closures in the event of a community spread issue. If the SDE or we at Tyrone Public School feels it is necessary to close we will have a plan for education for your students. Administration is working on educational guidelines for such plans. While we do not know the number of people or where they live, there will be testing available so the numbers could most likely increase. Keep to your health procedures and stay home if you are sick. Remember, we are not trying to be alarmists but preventative. What we do today as prevention, promotes less spread of illness for the future. This is a fluid situation with changes happening hourly. Please stay informed and administration will continue to monitor and assess as needed. Josh Bell Superintendent Tyrone Public Schools

5 months ago, Joshua Bell

Tyrone Public School 3-12-2020 Dear Parents/Guardians: In everything we do, the safety of our students and staff is our top concern. In light of that, we want to share an important message about the coronavirus (COVID-19) illness. With the virus now spreading outside its origins in China, federal health officials are preparing for a likely outbreak in the United States. The District is monitoring the situation closely and is taking direction from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Oklahoma Department of Health regarding mitigation procedures. We are asking parents to help in the effort to minimize the spread of this type of virus by having your family follow the recommendations from the CDC, which are the same ones that everyone should practice during flu season: * Wash hands frequently * Cover your nose and mouth: When coughing or sneezing cover with a tissue or by using your sleeve or elbow * Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth * Stay home when sick and don’t return to school for at least 24 hours of being fever-free without the use of medication. In addition, the school district is following recommendations from the CDC to daily clean areas and equipment frequently touched by students and staff, and encourage students to wash hands often. In addition, we will be adding extra hand sanitation dispensers in our buildings. We also encourage parents to report if their child has a confirmed case of the flu to help us track viral infections and to better target our sanitizing efforts. If we do experience COVID-19 cases, we will take our direction from the CDC and the Oklahoma Department of Health regarding potential school closings. Josh Bell Superintendent

5 months ago, Joshua Bell

The process to replace the lighting at the football field is underway! Bobcat Pride!

5 months ago, Joshua Bell

Thank you to Larry Parker and the staff at the Den for providing the team with a meal this evening.

5 months ago, Joshua Bell

Pep bus will arrive back in Tyrone around midnight

6 months ago, Donovan Smith

Pep bus leaving Woodward, should arrive to Tyrone by 12. We will be bringing the pep bus back for tomorrow’s game. It will leave at 5 from the school.

6 months ago, Donovan Smith

Tyrone vs. Leedy

6 months ago, Donovan Smith