UPDATED QPS DAILY NEWS
2019-20
Sunday, October 20, 2019


A special day at NEO in Miami. The Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration and Centennial Tribal Monument Unveiling.
Congratulations to Jenni Jennings 2019 Quapaw HS Homecoming Queen

Congratulations to the Quapaw High School Cheerleaders for receiving the Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activities Association Academic Achievement Award.  Not only do they do a great job cheering on the teams throughout the year, but they are outstanding student athletes.  Keep up the great work!


Thank you Security Bank and Trust the official sponsor for the Quapaw Homecoming Football Game.

Thank You Quapaw Fire Department


"Parents and students! Place an order for your 2019-2020 yearbook by following this link: https://jostensyearbooks.com?REF=A06895000

Also, there are a limited number of 2018-2019 yearbooks still available. If you would like to purchase one, please contact the high school. If you pre-ordered a yearbook last year, they are available to pick up at the high school."

Thank You American Bank

A big thank to the Quapaw Nation and the entire Quapaw community on making the Native American Game Night a success.
Lady Wildcats 
Senior Recognition Night


Congratulations to the following students selected for the Abernathy East Coast Colonial Trip. Back row, left to right: Annie Chuckluck, Makynzee Jo Lovell, Maggie Smith. Front row, left to right: J'Leigh Hutchens, Mailey Sharp, Mia Johnston.

QHS Senior, Jared Swager, donated $5,000 to the Band program.   We appreciate his generosity and giving spirit!

Thank you to the following businesses for donating items to the middle school and high school to use as door prizes for parents who attend Parent-Teacher conferences:
Baxter Pizza Hut
Dallas’ Dairyette
Route 66 Express in Quapaw
The Ritz Theatre in Baxter
Oriental Garden in Baxter
The Red Onion in Galena
And thank you to Mrs. Brewster for all her hard work collecting donations.

The new and improved Quapaw FFA sign on the south end of town. Thanks to all the kids that helped. They learned how to paint, wire solar power lights together and most important safety on the roadside.



October District Newsletter 


August 9th, 2019

Dear Student Organization,

Quapaw High School is hosting a Future Interest Exposition for our Junior and Senior classes. You may be interested to know that over 25 percent of our senior class maintain a 3.5 GPA or above. In addition, 50 percent of our junior class maintain a 3.0 GPA or above. We would like to invite you to host an information table at our second annual Wildcat Pride: Investing in My Future Expo.

The purpose of the event is to expose our students to college life and connect them with a variety of career opportunities. Our students have expressed their desire to explore personal interest with less classroom disruption. We hope you will assist in making this a successful event for our students.

When: October 23, 2019

Where: Quapaw High School: 305 W. 1stSt. Quapaw, Oklahoma 74363

Time: 1:00pm-3:30pm

Please let me know if you or a representative will be present for the event by October 15, 2019. If we are able to confirm several representatives, we intend to invite a neighboring high school to participate in the event in addition our students. We look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Haley Doherty

Quapaw Public Schools

School Counselor

hdoherty@qpswildcats.com


OCTOBER 28

Sophomore class ring presentation ordering information handed out 

(no orders taken)

                          Senior Graduation product and cap and gown presentation ordering information handed out 

(no orders taken)




The annual Grandparent Breakfast


A big thank you to the Miami Auto Supercenter (Chevrolet) and Aubrey Owens on the $1000 donation to Quapaw Athletics.


We would also like to thank the Miami Area Girls Softball League on the $250 donation to Quapaw Public Schools.


JH Cheerleaders participated at the NEO Clinic


We would like to welcome the following new teachers to the Quapaw Public Schools. Left to right: Katrina Elliott (Social Studies), Melissa McCullough (Grade 5), Michelle Flanigan (Grade K), Taylor Pryor (Grade 1), Hannah Thomas (PE/Science/Head Girls Basketball Coach), and Vicki Hosfelt (Special Education).


A big thank you to the Quapaw Nation on the new electronic sign for the Quapaw Public Schools.


A big thank you to the Quapaw Elementary Staff who came in a day early to learn how to foster even greater relationships with their students during the 2019-20 school year by using the Sanford Harmony program.  This researched based program identifies practical strategies, stories, activities, and lessons for improving relationships, teaching empathy, increasing student confidence and reducing bullying.



Volunteer Friday at Quapaw Elementary School.  Thank You!



A big thank you to Travis Compton, Blake Painter and Brady Kropp on setting up the new elementary playground equipment.







Wildcat Cheerleaders 

Quapaw FFA at Stillwater


Several staff members from Quapaw Public Schools and Grand Lake Mental Health are involved in a statewide Oklahoma School Climate Transformation project that provides training in the implementation this fall of a multi-tiered behavioral framework. More information will be coming about this grant project in August

Quapaw had three staff members (Mr. Dawson, Mrs. Price and Mr. Loyd) attend the National ISTE Conference in Philadelphia June 23-27. They will be sharing many valuable technology resources this coming school year.
Mr. Loyd won a classroom set of free Chromebooks for the Quapaw School District provided by Tech TradeUp




A big thank you to Integris on the $750 donation to Quapaw Athletics.




Student Dress Code Policy
The Student Dress Code Policy has been updated to include some new language:

6. Appropriateness of all shorts, jeans, slacks, pants, leggings and yoga pants will be left to the discretion of the building administrator.  Clothing deemed by the administrator to cause a substantial disruption to school operations will not be allowed.  



District Office
305 W 1st St
Quapaw, OK 74363
Phone: (918) 674-2501
Fax: (918) 674-2721
Superintendent
David Carriger
Email: dcarriger@qpswildcats.com














Quapaw Public Schools Calendar



Quapaw Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religion, veteran status,or age in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: David Carriger, Quapaw Superintendent of Schools/Title IX Coordinator

305 West 1st, Quapaw, Oklahoma 74363, (918) 674-2501.