Grand View School

Kindergarten and First Grade attended NSU's production of Jack & the Beanstalk at the NSU Playhouse today. The kids really enjoyed it!

Grand View Cheer will be having their Football Cheer Clinic from 3:30-5:00 on September 29 and 30. They will perform what they have learned during the football game on Thursday, October 2. The cost is $40 and includes a t-shirt to wear for their performance. Participant's will have free entry into the game, but family members will need to pay. Registration will be sent home with your student and MUST BE TURNED IN BY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. The 22nd will be the last day registration is accepted so that the t-shirts will be in on time.

Congratulations to our students who made Circle the State!

Photos from yesterday's softball games against Woodall. Go Chargers!
Find more photos on our Facebook page.

Auditions for Circle the State will be after school on Thursday, Sep. 11th and Friday, Sep. 12th in the music room. Any 4th-8th grade students interested may audition!

Circle the State with Song is an all-day music festival in January for 4th-8th grade students across the district. Students will have the opportunity to learn unique music, rehearse, and perform in a choir concert with students from all over the district!

A letter will be sent home with students on Monday with further information.

Today's 3rd & 4th grade softball tournament games have been cancelled.

Mrs. Gillman’s 6th grade classes created Venn Diagrams comparing and contrasting their class novel Freak the Mighty with the movie, The Mighty. The overall consensus was that the book was better!

Reminder: There will be no school on Monday.

Photos from out recent Varsity Softball games! Check our events page for upcoming games. GO CHARGERS!

The Grand View Johnson O'Malley (JOM) Parent Committee will have their first meeting of the year this Thursday, August 21, at 5:30 in the school cafeteria. You are invited to come see what JOM is all about. Parking is available in front of the Gym.

Athletic Physicals – Monday, August 11th

Physicals are scheduled for the morning of Monday, August 11th. Grand View will provide transportation to NEO Health for all athletes needing a physical.

Required paperwork will be handed out to athletes on Thursday, August 7th. These forms must be completed, signed by a parent/guardian, and returned to the athletic department before August 11th.

These physicals are FREE and are required before athletes can begin practicing. This is a great opportunity to take care of it. If you do not participate at this time, you will need to make your own arrangements for a physical.

Grand View Parents: We're pleased to announce that school supplies for all students will be provided again this year at no charge to you. Through the use of Johnson O'Malley (JOM) and Parent/Teacher Organization (PTO) funds, the basic student supplies will be purchased and delivered to the school. Many thanks to the governing members of these organizations!
We will see you soon!
Open House - Tuesday Aug 5th, 4:30 pm until 6:30 pm
First Day of School - Thursday August 7th, 8:00 until 3:00

The K-4th graders will travel to Discovery Lab of Tulsa on June 5th. We will leave about 8:30 and return at about 2:30- 2:45. There is no cost to the students.

The fifth through eighth grades will travel to the Tulsa Port of Catoosa on Tuesday, June 3. There is no cost to the students. Lunch will be provided, and we'll learn while having some fun.

On Friday, May 30th the 5th - 8th grades will be going to the Philbrook Museum in Tulsa.. Lunches will be provided.

Please take a moment to complete our survey to help improve services for our Native American students at Grand View. Your input matters! Survey closes June 19, 2025. Follow this link: https://forms.gle/vrUAZ2aBSn3xEfhz5 Thank you

Grand View kicked off summer school on May 19th with an inspiring visit from author Traci Sorrell, who shared her powerful book, We Are Grateful. Students will continue exploring the book through a series of arts-integrated literacy projects, including a special watercolor activity led by talented local artist Dena Coleman. Grand View’s own art teacher, Mallory Semrow, will also guide students through additional creative projects inspired by the story. Meanwhile, Mrs. Provenzano’s class will be building kites as part of their hands-on literacy experience. This project is funded in part by the Grand View Innovations to Literacy initiative and a grant from Joe’s Bookcase, a nonprofit, made possible through the support of local bookstore Too Fond of Books. Stay tuned—summer learning is off to a meaningful and creative start!

Summer School will dismiss early at 2:00 today due to the severe weather forecast.