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The definitive guide to Sapulpa’s 2025 graduation; where to park, what to expect
Sapulpa is introducing a shuttle service for graduation on Friday. Here's how to get there and what to expect when you arrive. Also, what happens after next week? Updates inside.
Residents enjoy a “Walk through Woodlawn” one last time before the school is torn down
On Thursday evening, the former Woodlawn Elementary was filled with those who wanted to take one last look around before the building comes down later this month.
Sapulpa Public Schools Hires Chris Wallace as Head Boys’ Varsity Basketball Coach
Wallace comes to Sapulpa from Broken Arrow Public Schools, where he served as an assistant boys’ basketball coach for over six years. Prior to joining Broken Arrow’s coaching team, Wallace was the assistant women’s basketball coach at Oral Roberts University.
“Walk Through Woodlawn” is Sapulpa’s last chance to see the former elementary before it’s demolished
As part of the Chieftain Stronger High School Bond, the former Woodlawn Elementary will be demolished, along with the 400 hall of the main building. Thankfully, SPS is allowing a day of reminiscing for those who want to give those old halls one more look.
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Parents alerted after student discharges toy gel gun at high school parking lot
"At no point did resource officers believe this was anything but a toy."
Sapulpa graduate Jolene Martin has been named District Teacher of the Year
Sapulpa High School attendance secretary Melodee Gish has been named the support employee of the year.
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Sapulpa Schools unveils new baseball facility
The grand opening celebrated the first major building completion for the 2023 Chieftain Stronger school bond.
PHOTOS: Central Tech Students Earn Awards at BPA State Leadership Conference
Students from Central Tech’s Digital Media and Business & Information Technology classes on the Drumright and Sapulpa campuses achieved remarkable success at the BPA State Leadership Conference held earlier this month.
Central Tech Hosts Local Schools for STEM Day Contests
This year, the event saw enthusiastic participation from 6th to 12th grade students across 13 school districts. Students voluntarily register to take part in a variety of contests and activities designed to challenge and inspire them.
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