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Veterans Day

Veterans Day at QPS

All Veterans and Families are invited to attend the Veterans Day Programs at QPS on Monday, November 11. Breakfast at 8:00 a.m. in the gym lobby sponsored by the QHS Stuco and Community Boosters. MS-HS Assembly: 8:30 a.m. and Elementary Assembly at: 10:15 a.m. The assemblies will be held in the HS Gymnasium.

Friday Night Football

Friday night the Wildcats host Caney Valley. Senior Night ceremonies will begin at 6:15 p.m. Kickoff at 7:00 p.m. A special spirit night ceremony with the Class of 2025 and the kindergarten class will be held at halftime. The game day sponsor is the Quapaw Fire Department.
Reg Cheer

Saturday: Regional Game Day Cheer

The QHS Cheerleaders will be competing in Regional Game Day competition on Saturday at Stroud. Competition is at noon. Tickets can purchased on the ossaa.com web site for $7.00 or $10 at the gate.

REMINDER: Impact Aid Forms

Dear Parent/Guardian:
We need your help to complete our 2024-25 Impact Aid application.

It is time once again to take our “Impact Aid” survey count. This important survey identifies students who live on Indian Land, Federal Tax Exempt Property (including Low Rent Housing), and those students whose parents are employed by a Tribal Agency or in the military.

We need to survey our student body in order to be as accurate as possible. Data gathered from the attached survey will provide us the information needed to file our application for funding through this federal program.

Please return the forms to your child’s school.
Thank you!

This is an important item in the financial operation of your school. Your support is greatly appreciated!
  • 602 Enrollment
  • $178,000 Scholarships Class of 2023
  • 94% Attendance Rate
  • 13:1 Student/Teacher Ratio
  • 23 Native American Tribes Represented