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Lawton High principal reports college signings, academic supports and expanded extracurriculars
Summary
Lawton High Principal Travis Bull told the school board the high school signed three students to colleges this spring, sent 17 athletes to state track, reported $3.8 million in senior awards so far and described a daily advisory structure and new “Wolverine boot camp” test-prep program.
Lawton High Principal Travis Bull told the Lawton Public Schools Board of Education on June 2 that the school has increased college signings, athletic participation and targeted academic supports this school year.
Bull said three students signed letters of intent to colleges in the last weeks, bringing the school’s total to 14 signed students with a 15th still deciding. He said 17 students will travel for state track and that the school has recorded $3.8 million in senior awards to date.
The report described a structured second-hour daily advisory intended…
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