Alpha students in motion... Congratulations to Heavener Lady Wolves softball players Kylee F and Morgan A on being named to the large east all state team for slow pitch softball.#ALPHABATS
I AM-- two of the most powerful words; for what you put after them shapes your reality.
Lucy in Lockdown
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAoywiEop2g
K- 8th grade students come get your enrollment packet for next year.
Kindergarten- 3rd grade Parents: After much review and consideration the Choctaw Nation has decided to cancel the 2020 Summer School session due to continued safety concerns with the global pandemic.
What Causes Anxiety and Depression-Inside Out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNsTy-j_sQs
Free DVD for our Kindergarten students at Heavener Elementary.
Alpha students in motion...congratulations to the following HHS students for making Oklahoma All-State in soccer. Jesse Moreno, Michael Gomez, and Mario Diaz...#ALPHAKICKS
Maybe this day is not
One of your favorites, but
Never forget that every
Day you wake up is an
Amazing gift and it's up to
You to make it count!
Mrs. Shawn, Mrs. Bain, and Mrs. Veronica deliver care packages to their Boys and Girls Club students every week.
Carlos Z showing off his cabbage plant he has grown from the Bonnie Plant Company. They donate plants to the 3rd grade class every year.
Pictures from HHS Sr Friday night lights parade .... congratulations to tge HHS Sr class of 2020 ....#WOLFNATION
Ismael M and Ethan L working on their work from the 5th grade enrichment packet. Thanks Mrs. Baker for sending me the pictures.
Heavener Elementary teachers did an outstanding job during our distant learning time. Here is how Jensen received help from Mrs. Drury. Thanks Megan, Jensen’s mom, for sending me the pictures.
Makenzie W Mrs. Drury’s Book Contest winner and Cristian G has the most reading counts points.
A couple more students out watching the parade.
Devyn R read the most books in Ms. Kelli’s classroom.
Daniel V. has the most reading counts point in Ms. Kelli’s class.
Hayden and Bentley A. are kindergarten students dressed in their caps and gowns.
Mrs. Culwell’s top reading counts student, Braylon B.
