Grand View School

Grand View NEW student enrollment is currently going on right now. BEAT THE RUSH! Stop by the Grand View front office to pick up enrollment packets. Enrollment times are 7:30-3:00 Monday-Friday. If you need additional information, call 918-456-5131.

Free backpack giveaway.

School supplies for all Grand View students will be provided this year courtesy of the Johnson O'Malley Program and Grand View's PTO.

The Band Camp that was to take place at the end of July has been cancelled.

We will host an art show on Tuesday, June 18th, from 5:30 - 7:00pm. Come out and see the beautiful works of art the students have created.

Please remember that summer school students will be going to the zoo on Tuesday. We will leave the school promptly at 8:30. Your child needs to wear their GV t-shirt, good shoes, no sandals, and bring sunscreen and a water bottle.

Student drop off and pick up for summer school will be in front of the gym starting Monday, May 20. Please enter through the gate closest to the elementary building and exit through the gate closest to the Early Learning Center. Thank you.

Summer school will begin May 20th. Doors open at 7:00 a.m. and pick up is at 3:00 p.m. Classes begin at 8:00 a.m. Arrival and departure will be in front of the gym during summer school. We are ordering t-shirts to wear on field trips. The cost is $7.50. Use the link at the end to order yours today. https://sandtechstuff.com/gvchargers/shop/home

"Grandioso" Band Days, July 22-31.

Today is School Lunch Hero Day, a day to recognize school nutrition professionals and the difference they make every day. We appreciate our cafeteria staff for keeping our students happy and healthy!

Ms. Rooster's 3rd grade class has been working on presentations about the five tribes of Oklahoma! They presented this Monday for a reading specialist from NSU. The tribes represented were Cherokee, Creek, Chickasaw, Seminole, and Choctaw. The student groups researched information about the tribes including the tribes population, the first chief of the specific tribes, traditional dances/ clothes/foods/games, the population of the tribes and some more interesting facts that the students wanted to know about the tribe they were researching.

The Cultural Resource Center from the Cherokee Nation came and spent the day with our Grand View Students on Friday, April 26, 2024. The students were able to play Native American games such as stick ball, game of graces, and blow guns. The students had fun learning about their culture. Thank you to the Cherokee Nation and the CRC taking the time to come and teach our children!

Please remember that tomorrow, Friday, May 3, 2024 is the last day of the after school program. We will not have after school care the last week of school. We hope to see you at Summer School beginning May 20th!

Our 5th-7th graders are hitting it out of the park at their end of the year field trip to watch a Tulsa Drillers baseball game!

The PTO Skate Night scheduled for Tuesday, April 30th has been cancelled. The PTO meeting is tonight at 5:30 p.m.

📝 PTO Skate Night Alert! 📝 Join us for an exciting evening of fun and laughter at our PTO Skate Night on April 30th from 5:30 to 7:30. Admission is just six dollars, so grab your skates and come on down for a fantastic time with all your friends! Don't forget about our upcoming PTO meeting on April 29, 2024, at 5:30 in the Grand View Cafeteria. Your attendance and input are valuable as we work together to support our school community. Mark your calendars and get ready for some unforgettable moments at Skate Night and our PTO meeting. See you there! 🎉

On Monday we had a special guest visit us. Toni Bailey, local dog trainer, brought her 3 registered therapy dogs to school and taught our students about dog safety. Our students had a great time listening to Toni and meeting her dogs, Curtis, Phil and Dave.

April 18, 2024 Erin Peters, Tanner Dearman, and Whitney Scott hosted a super Health and Wellness Fair. The students and parents were invited to rotate through activities that can be done at home to help live a more healthy lifestyle. Nikki Murray from the Cherokee County Health Department came and brought literature about healthy cooking and living. This was also an opportunity for our student leadership team to lead the younger students in the activities. The student leaders did an outstanding job of helping younger students navigate the games and also cleaning up. The event was a fun reminder that we all need to keep moving. Thank you to everyone that took time to come and help make this event possible. Go Chargers!

1st Grade had a great time exploring the Oklahoma Aquarium in Jenks during their fieldtrip yesterday!

During the April 16th board meeting, our board members took the time to celebrate our cheer team and academic team's recent accomplishments. Go chargers!