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Ninnekah staff report academic, STEAM and athletic updates; athletics list records and facility upgrades
Summary
Elementary and secondary staff summarized April activities including state testing prep, STEAM 3D printing projects, ELL validation for June 2026, junior high baseball 2-6, high school baseball 7-13, softball facility upgrades, 18 junior high cheer qualifiers, and fundraising plans for softball uniforms and equipment.
School leaders provided summaries of elementary and secondary programs, academic programming and athletics during the April 13 meeting.
Mrs. Harrison presented the elementary report, noting events that included an Easter Bunny visit, multiple special observances, and a 'Walk Through' to prepare students for state testing; elementary attendance improved in April with ineligible students reduced to one. Coach Pulliam and Coach Pearson delivered athletic updates: junior high baseball is 2-6 this season, high school baseball is 7-13, junior high track competed at Maysville, Purcell, Stratford and Anadarko with several athletes placing, and softball work has focused on remodeling the locker room and upgrading the field and backstop. Coaches described fundraising plans to cover new uniforms, equipment and field needs. Junior high cheer tryouts resulted in 18 girls making the team for next year; one student, M. Brown, earned a spot on a West All-Star team and ranked among the top 12 players in their class. Secondary staff (Miss Cramer, Miss Hammons, Mrs. Fulton and Miss Workman) reported on STEAM projects including 3D printing and Farm-to-Table activities, Washington, D.C. trip success, Spanish course work, ELL assessment validation ahead of June 2026 and junior class ACT/CCRA test preparation.
The reports combined program updates and operational items; several items mentioned—such as the Washington, D.C. trip, fundraising for softball, and ELL validation—may prompt follow-up from staff and the board but were presented as informational reports at this meeting.
