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Thank You Glenpool Staff and Community!

With over 650 people voting, both propositions passed with 82% of the vote. On behalf of the Board of Education and the administration, we appreciate your involvement in continuing with the progress that began many years ago. We have now successfully passed 28 consecutive bond issues. Now, the work begins. Committees, such as the technology committee, will continue to determine the priorities for expending the allocated bond funds while elementary staff members will begin to determine the functionality of the new facility. In addition, staff members will begin discussions on other grade reorganization possibilities and the utilization of the TCC Building. This will be an exciting time for the Glenpool School community and we appreciate your support and continued involvement.

The district bond issue/long range planning task force has been meeting over the past 18 months to develop and prioritize district needs. The committee, made up of community members, parents, city officials, staff and administrators, has set the plan in place that will be implemented based on the overwhelmingly positive results of the bond election. The Board of Education and Superintendent Jerry Olansen would like to express their appreciation to committee members, Brandon Kearns, Roger Kolman, Aarick Klugh, Cliff Goins, Ron Stanley, Whitney Rogers, Lynne Whetsell, Kristy Moyer, Pete Bell, Mona Smith, Mark Bilby for participating in the development of the bond issue items. With the school and community working together, the district is truly focused on the future.

October Message from the Superintendent

With the fall season upon us, many activities abound - from football and softball games to parent-teacher conferences. Each activity provides an opportunity to be involved with your child or children. We encourage you to participate at all levels. Also, you are encouraged to participate in parent-teacher conferences throughout the year. These dates have been set aside for that purpose, however, you are encouraged to visit with the teachers at any time.

We are moving forward with many construction projects, including the completion of the repairs to the sixth grade wing at the middle school. It was anticipated that this reconstruction/renovation project would be completed by this date, but it is still a work in progress. The planning for the construction of the new lower elementary is progressing nicely and the district is hoping to have the bid process begin in November, The acquisition of the TCC Building from the city of Glenpool is also in progress as is the sale of the district owned property adjacent to 151st Street. Regular updates to bond issue projects will be posted here. It is an exciting time in the district, thanks to the support of the parents and the community as a whole.

As October is "Bullying Prevention Month," the focus in this month's Warrior Chant edition will be to provide you as parents with information about bullying, what the school district is doing to prevent bullying, and how to report incidents or learn more about bullying. The Board of Education has once again approved the policy regarding bullying and named Mr. Chad Coomer, Director of Teaching and Learning, as the district-wide bullying coordinator. You can reach Mr. Coomer by email or call his office at 918-322-9500, x589.

		Glenpool School District is a unified campus located between 144th Place and 151st Street, just east of Hwy 75. As a growing district, the top priority is to maintain quality academic and extracurricular programs - a commitment that has been accomplished through the combined, cooperative efforts of the school, the city, and a supportive community. Guided by caring citizens willing to serve on the Board of Education, the district continues its
emphasis on student learning in the best educational environment possible.The facilities have kept pace thanks, in large part, to the community's willingness to continue to support the district through passage of its bond issues. Welcome to Glenpool School District where we choose to serve students and their families! Jerry Olansen, Superintendent

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Class of 1943 is missing

The sports arena suffered water damage last year. All years of the senior panels were restored except 1943. Do you know someone who might have a year book from 1943? Please contact the administration center at 918-322-9500 x501 and help us restore our senior panels.