‼️IMS Hoco Dress Up days! ‼️
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10/7-10/11
Happy September birthdays to Mrs. Threadgill, Mr. Willis, and Mrs. Tolliver!
We had cake, but since one was home sick and the other off campus, we did the responsible thing and ate their share for them!
See You At The Pole 2024
Thank you to Miss IMS Emalyn Purcell and StuCo President Harper McElroy for leading the group in a background, Devo, and Prayer for S.Y.A.T.P.
Go Warriors! ❤️🖤
See you at the Pole tomorrow at 7:30!
Middle School Pre-order! Scan the QR code to order your lunch.
IMS is at Professional Development this morning!
Katie McClure won Grand Champion Broiler at the Ark-Okla State Fair! This is the first time in school history this has been done. Congrats Katie!
And with that, the 2024 IMS Softball Season comes to a close.
Go Warriors!
IMS also had a few IHS FCCLA visitors delivering Tea.
We went mobile today! IMS Cheer appreciates all our teachers and administration do for our schools!
Go Warriors! ❤️🖤
Congratulations to our eighth grade FFA class. They placed second in the creed contest at yesterday's competition!
I believe in the future of agriculture...
Happy Constitution Day!
Our 6th grade basketball boys' team won game 1 of the Silo Tournament 29-15. They play tomorrow at 5! (And of course the traveling fan club had to come out and support!)
Go Warriors! ❤️🖤
Attention IMS Parents!
Reminder that IMS will be dismissing from the High School today. Please plan accordingly!
Week 4 of IMS Coffee Cart!
‼️IMS Dismissal for FRIDAY 9/13‼️
All IMS students will be dismissed from the high school tomorrow 9/13. We are going over to IHS to participate in the pep assembly. Car riders need picked up at the front of the high school. Bus riders will catch the bus at the back of the high school. Walkers will be bussed back to the middle school on Mr. Gulley's bus to walk home.
Good Afternoon,
This is an update to the post made this morning about the list of schools across the nation regarding a bomb threat. The Idabel PD has investigated (and is still investigating) this claim. The list they have been provided does not list any school in Idabel. The PD feels there is no credible threat against any school in Idabel or McCurtain County. We will continue to operate on a heightened alert status.
Thank you,
Dr. Alan Bryant, Ed.D.
Good Morning,
In an effort to communicate with our families and community we wanted to make you aware that Idabel Public Schools was notified this morning at 7:30 a.m. that our district was on a list with other school districts across the nation regarding a bomb threat. No specific school sites were mentioned. We have spoken with Idabel Police Department and they are placing extra patrol at our school sites.
Thank you,
Dr. Alan Bryant, Ed.D.
Superintendent
🌟 Exciting Times at Idabel Public Schools! 🌟
We are excited to share the incredible developments happening across our district! Our students and staff are seizing new opportunities, showcasing their talents, and embracing programs designed to enhance learning and foster a sense of community.
At Central and Primary South, we’ve introduced standards-based math and strategic reading interventions to provide personalized support for student success. We’re also piloting innovative programs like basketball, art, book club, and flag patrol, offering diverse learning experiences both inside and outside the classroom. Our students shined at the McCurtain County Fair, including participants in the Special Olympics Unified Partners. Their artistic talents were on display, with several projects earning ribbons in the Educational Building. The after-school programs at both sites are running at full capacity, offering a range of activities that allow students to explore their interests. The Sweet Sounds and Broadway Kids singing groups are in full swing. Additionally, students from both schools participated in recent pageants for their schools. We are also fostering a passion for agriculture through the “What Agriculture Means to Me” program. As we look ahead, don’t forget to mark your calendars for key events like Parent-Teacher Conferences on Oct. 14 and the Character Counts Carnival on Oct. 31. Our Student Recognition Program is also underway, rewarding students for their hard work and achievements.
Our staff is growing, too. Teachers are participating in a book study of "Teaching with Love and Logic," enhancing their ability to build strong, positive relationships with students. PTO meetings are set to begin this month, where families will be involved in exciting school projects.
At the Middle School and High School, school spirit is high! From softball, football, cross country track, and cheerleading to pep rallies and band performances, our students have been showing tremendous school pride. This week’s Rival Week dress-up days have added even more excitement, and Student Council activities are well underway, helping students develop leadership skills. After-school programs continue to thrive with activities like archery, STEM, and FFA. We had a fantastic showing at the McCurtain County Fair, where many of our students participated in various events and won numerous awards. Our Ag teachers have been phenomenal in guiding students to success, dedicating countless hours to their growth and development. Recently, Idabel High School hosted an impactful Suicide Prevention Assembly, demonstrating our commitment to student well-being. On Sept. 27, we look forward to celebrating Manit Day, led by our Marshallese student group. This event will unite our community and highlight the rich Marshallese culture, promoting understanding and unity.
Idabel Public Schools is thriving, and we couldn’t be prouder of the achievements of our students and staff. We’re fortunate to be part of such a supportive and engaged community. As always, I am available to discuss any concerns or questions. Please feel free to reach out to me at the District Office at (580) 286-7639.
Together, we are stronger! 💪 Go Warriors! 🏹
Dr. Alan Bryant, Ed.D.
Superintendent of Schools