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School Board Appreciation Month

School Board Appreciation Month
In Oklahoma and dozens of other states, school districts take time during the month of January to honor local school board members during School Board Recognition Month.
The purpose of School Board Recognition is not only to celebrate the contributions of our local board of education members but to also build awareness and understanding of the vital function and value of an elected board of education.
Board of Education members are local citizens who volunteer hundreds of hours and an immeasurable amount of energy to assure that Quapaw schools are providing the best education possible for children of our community. They always have the best interest of students in mind.
Board of Education members establish the policies that provide the framework for our schools. They represent all district patrons and take this responsibility seriously by attending regular and special meetings. They also attend conferences where they broaden their knowledge about education and educational issues.
Quapaw Public Schools invites all local citizens to take a moment to tell a Board of Education member, "Thank you for caring for our kids." Current QPS Board members are: Paula Suman, Shane King, Albert Ray, Terri Daniels and Tyson Barnes.

Oklahoma Prevention Needs Assessment Survey

The Oklahoma Prevention Needs Assessment Survey is coming up across the state of Oklahoma for grades 6, 8, 10 and 12. Please see the attached letter.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gUlsy5sHaVcQAKEpCtMkUHRKMM9MoHS8/view?usp=sharing
Blood

Blood Drive

Monday, January 12
9-3
New Gym
Please use east gate and New Gym lobby doors
Break

Christmas Break

Christmas Break
December 20-January 4.
School resumes on Monday, January 5.
  • 602 Enrollment
  • $178,000 Scholarships Class of 2023
  • 94% Attendance Rate
  • 13:1 Student/Teacher Ratio
  • 23 Native American Tribes Represented