School News
Sapulpa Public Schools transitioning all sites to distance learning for the remainder of the week
Citing increased absences among students and staff due to the recent increase in COVID-19 cases, the school system has made the decision to transition to distance learning starting tomorrow, Wednesday, January 12th, and lasting through Friday, January 14th.
Sapulpa scores big wins in weekend sports, basketball will return home this week
Sapulpa Chieftains walked away with big wins in both wrestling and basketball late last week!
Spanish NHS raises $950 for international charity
The charity raises funds for basic needs in Latin America and the Caribbean.
SHS soccer player earns Core Value Award
The award is given each month to the student-athlete who best exemplifies the values of Sapulpa Chieftains Athletics. See who won it this month!
Math Tutoring Corps open to 8th graders
Students who enroll in the Oklahoma Math Tutoring Corps will receive virtual tutoring, three times a week from a qualified teacher or college student.
Photos: Sapulpa JROTC students take helicopter ride
The thrilling experience was a reward for meeting their annual fundraising goals. See the photos of what they saw from the sky!
Sapulpa’s Big Blue Band to play at the Alamo Bowl
Sapulpa High School’s Big Blue Band will be one of several marching bands performing at the Valero Alamo Bowl halftime show in San Antonio on December 29th.
Sapulpa falls to McAlester in the first round of playoffs
The Sapulpa Chieftains fell 48-14 to the McAlester Buffaloes in the first game of postseason football, effectively ending the 2021 football season for the Chieftains.
Mounds Educator Retreats to Quartz Mountain for Fall Workshops
Oklahoma Fall Arts Institute provides training in the arts for teachers and other artists.
Sapulpa’s Freedom Elementary Ranks in the Top 30 Oklahoma Elementary Schools
A new ranking by ‘U.S. News & World Report,’ puts Freedom in the top 30 Oklahoma elementary schools for 2022.
SPS admin shares plan to spend government funding on early literacy program
“We need to invest our ARPA money, and not just spend it. Teaching these kids to read well, that’s the gift we need them to leave with.”