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Pawnee principals outline fall events; Pride of Pawnee Marching Band wins regional awards
Summary
Principals reported multiple student events for October and November, announced Pawnee band competition wins (including Best Outstanding Drumline and 1st place in 3A at Konawa), upcoming dental screenings by the Pawnee Nation on Oct. 22–23, parent‑teacher conferences Oct. 15, and a 'No Zeros' incentive trip Oct. 24.
Elementary Principal Kellie Ehler and MS/HS Principal Tammy Hixon gave consolidated reports on student activities, calendar items, and extracurricular successes.
Ehler said the First Baptist Church celebrated August and September birthdays for students and noted a schedule of elementary activities and field trips through November; she told the board, "We’re very thankful for all they do for our schools." Hixon highlighted the Pride of Pawnee Marching Band’s recent performance string: third place in its class and "Top Percussion Section" at the Holdenville Blue and Gold Classic, and at Konawa the band earned Best Outstanding Drumline, Best Outstanding Auxiliary, and 1st place in the 3A division. Percussion members named in the minutes are Lola Spears, Serenity Caldwell, Daysia Gardipe, Libby Moyer, William Deshields, and Dakota Salazar.
Hixon also said the eighth grade visited Meridian Technology Center for Discovery Day to begin exploring Vo‑tech options, that the Pawnee Nation will conduct annual dental screenings Oct. 22–23, and that Parent‑Teacher Conferences are scheduled for Oct. 15 with an early release that day. The minutes note a "No Zeros" initiative culminating in an incentive trip on Oct. 24 for qualifying students. The report contains dates and named activities but does not include estimated costs or enrollment counts for the events.
