The Cherokee Language and Culture Class was recognized by the school board last night for their recent achievements in the 2025 JOM Cherokee Challenge Bowl. This class competed in the Challenge Bowl on October 21st-23rd and took home 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in their categories. We are so proud of these students and their instructors!
3 months ago, Mallory Semrow
3 months ago, Grand View Schools
Come join the GV PTO for a fun evening of skating and games!
Date: Thursday, November 20
Time: 5:30–7:30 PM
Admission: $6
3 months ago, Grand View Schools
Please join us next week for the Musical Theatre Showcase: Heroes and Villains. Thursday, November 20th at 6:30 pm in the Grand View gym. Featuring performances by 5th & 6th grade music students and the 7th & 8th grade musical theater class.
3 months ago, Mallory Semrow
On Monday Grand View 8th graders toured ICTC's Tahlequah campus for their 8th grade Tech Fest.
3 months ago, Mallory Semrow
Some photos from our 2nd grade pumpkin patch field trip! How fun!
4 months ago, Mallory Semrow
Illinois River Area Community Organization, along with Cherokee Nation Hawiya SNAP Day will be distributing meat packs to Grand View families that receive SNAP benefits and are citizens of Cherokee Nation. Distribution will be held at Illinois River Fire Station located on Steely Hollow Rd on Monday, November 10 at 4pm to 530pm. Participants MUST provide proof of CN citizenship AND active SNAP enrollment. We will have meat packs for 50 families. Each pack includes 5 lbs ground beef, 5 lbs ground sausage and a pork loin. Distribution will be first come first serve. Please, bring bags or boxed to carry frozen meat.
This distribution is not our regular monthly meat distribution. It is specifically for SNAP recipients that are CN citizens. Contact IRACO President, Kaye Callaway at 918-456-8428. Please, leave a message. Email
kaye.callaway@yahoo.com.
4 months ago, Mallory Semrow
Grand View Patrons,
Just a reminder that our Thanksgiving Lunch will be held on Friday, November 21st. Notes have been sent home this week — please return yours by Friday, November 7th if you plan to attend.
4 months ago, Grand View Schools
On October 30th, the Cultural Resource Center visited our middle school students bringing games and activities like stickball, blowguns, storytelling and more! Thank you to the Cultural Resource Center for sharing with our students.
4 months ago, Mallory Semrow
October is National Principals Month, a time to recognize the essential work of school leaders. Grand View would like to celebrate Terri Holland and Doug Thomas for working hard everyday to maintain a positive school environment and ensure our students' success. Thank you for all you do!
4 months ago, Mallory Semrow
Concession will be this Friday 10/31. Concession money will not be accepted at the office for students. You can send money with their order form for Pre-K -3rd grade students in advance. All other students that wish to visit the concession will need to bring money with them on concession day.
4 months ago, Grand View Schools
At Grand View School, we recognize that food insecurity affects the health, well-being, and academic success of our students and their families. It is hard to learn on an empty stomach. Our school is committed to ensuring that every student has access to nutritious meals and that families feel supported in meeting their basic needs.
Through partnerships with local organizations, food banks, and community programs, we provide resources such as free and reduced-price meals and weekend food packs. We also work to connect families with long-term support services to promote stability and well-being.
Our goal is to create a compassionate and inclusive environment where every student can thrive—because when our students are nourished, our community grows stronger.
Listed below are some resources available in our community.
findhelp.org
beaneighbor.ok.gov
Tahlequah Church of the Nazarene- Contact via Facebook or 918-456-2866
Abundant Life Tahlequah - Grocery Giveaway November 20th contact via Facebook.
Tahlequah Table - 301 W Delaware St, Tahlequah Monday-Friday dinner served at 5:00
Care Food Pantry - 918-458-5338
Hands Grace - 918- 453-9778
Senior Citizen Center - 918-456-0792
Bread of Life - 918-413-5328
Tahlequah Day Center - 918-453-9778
4 months ago, Mallory Semrow
October is designated as Fire Safety and Prevention Month. Our first grade classes got a special visitor to talk to them about fire safety and all about Firefighters. Thank you, Firefighter Swayze!
4 months ago, Mallory Semrow
Grand View Parents,
Save the Date. You’ll be invited to Thanksgiving Lunch, November 21, 2025!
A detailed Flyer will be sent home Nov 3rd for you to sign up. We must know who is coming so that enough food can be purchased. The cost will be $10 per visitor collected at the door. No action is needed at this time, just a heads up.
4 months ago, Grand View Schools
Reminders: 1. Fall Festival is tomorrow, Thursday, October 23rd from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. 2. Lights On Literacy Event during after school from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Hope you can make one or both of these events!
4 months ago, Grand View Schools
The Grand View BGC/CCLC After School Lights On Literacy Event will be held October 23 starting at 3:30 and ending at 4:30. Parents are invited.
4 months ago, Grand View Schools
Photos from the JV and Varsity football games against Woodall on October 9th.
Reminder: our 7th and 8th grade football team will be playing in the first round of the ORES playoffs Tuesday, October 21st. We will play at Savanna High School against Grove. Game starts at 7:00.
GO CHARGERS!
4 months ago, Mallory Semrow
Reminders: No after school Thursday and no school on Friday. Also parent teacher conferences are Thursday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. and Friday 9:00 to 12:00 p.m. Middle school parents conferences are being held in a walk-in style with no appointment necessary.
5 months ago, Grand View Schools
Congratulations to Isaiah Ruiz, Grand View 8th grader, for placing 1st in the The Cherokee Art Market Youth Competition! The The Cherokee Art Market Youth Competition is an inter-tribal competition where Isaiah competed alongside other talented youth artists representing tribes from across the country. Isaiah's artwork, "The Cherokee Artifact", won 1st place in the 2D 6-8th grade division and he was awarded $150. Great work, Isaiah!
5 months ago, Mallory Semrow
Deputy Tannehill surprised Mrs. Whitmire's kindergarten class in the library today! Reading is even more fun with friends!
5 months ago, Mallory Semrow
