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January brings the start of a new year, continuation of the second trimester for all students as well as inclement weather. When school is canceled for inclement weather, the area TV stations are notified; School Messenger is utilized; a banner is posted on the district website; the mobile app will have an alert; the district Twitter account will post a “tweet.” We hope that you will find one of these methods satisfactory to inform you of school closings. The Board of Education will take official action later this spring to modify the school calendar as needed if used weather days exceed the three days that have been allotted on the 18-19 academic calendar.

As another way of maintaining good health, particularly in cold weather, we encourage all students to partake of the healthy meal choices provided by the cafeteria. If you have not completed an application for free/reduced lunches, it is not too late. Application forms may be accessed online through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal.

Construction of the new lower elementary building is going very well, with completion expected in early May. We are currently working to determine new start/end times for school year 19-20 as we plan to open the new lower elementary and intermediate sites. We will communicate the changes before the end of this school year.

Information about the bond issue and the status of some of its projects is available on the bond issue page of our website. We would like to thank you once again for your continued support of the school district. Having these plans actually become reality is very exciting! We will continue to provide updates as the projects move forward.

The month of January is School Board Member Recognition Month. We would like to recognize our School Board members for their unselfish dedication to the community and its youngest members, the children. Serving as Board members are Mike Pendergrass, Jim Von Holten, Lynne Whetsell, Michael Cain, and James Fuller. Although we are taking this time to recognize their efforts, these men and women deserve year-round appreciation and recognition. Their hard work on behalf of Glenpool’s students and patrons is very much acknowledged and appreciated.

		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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Federal Reporting Notice

Class of 1943 is missing

Senior Panels

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.