Ninnekah Public Schools

We are thrilled for the upcoming school year and can’t wait to welcome all our students back! This year promises to be fantastic, Owls! Take a look at what’s happening in the first couple of weeks of August. Remember to follow this page and our website to stay informed about all the exciting events planned at NPS this year!

Reminder: Free Sports Physicals for Ninnekah Athletes (Grades 5-12)
Join us this Friday, August 1, for free sports physicals for Ninnekah athletes in grades 5-12. The event will take place in the Middle School from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Please ensure that a parent or guardian is present during the appointment.

Please see the attached letter from your Principal regarding the Oklahoma State Testing Program parent portal.

Please scan the QR code to read the Ninnekah Board of Education's policy concerning the District's updated cell phone policy.

We have extended the hours of enrollment finalization for grades 7-12. Please be advised that Parents/Guardians must be present. Thank you!

We invite you to join us on July 30th or 31st to finalize your students' enrollment and collect their schedules. Don't miss this important opportunity to ensure a smooth start to the school year!

We warmly invite all incoming 6th-grade students and their parents to attend our orientation event.

Don't forget: In-person Enrollment is today from 3-7 PM in the elementary library; please enter through the admin entrance.
NEW STUDENTS: Please bring shot record, birth certificate, proof of address, CDIB ( if available), and parents' ID.

Reminder: In-person enrollment is scheduled for tomorrow, Thursday, July 17th, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM in the Elementary Library. Please enter through the Administration Office.

We want to express our gratitude to Tiffany McDaniel for joining us at Summer Pride today and leading a yoga session with the Ninnekah Athletes. The athletes have been doing an amazing job working out each morning at 6 and 7 a.m.!

Reminder: In-person enrollment is scheduled for Thursday, July 17th, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM in the Elementary Library. Please enter through the Administration Office.

Please take a moment to read the letter from our Superintendent, Mrs. Jones.

This morning at 6 a.m., our dedicated athletes in grades 5 through 12 kicked off Summer Pride with enthusiasm and hard work!

Exciting News! Enrollment for the Upcoming School Year is Now Open!
As the school year approaches, classes are filling up rapidly!
For a quick and easy enrollment process, please visit our website. If you're new to the district or do not have computer access, we invite you to join us for in-person enrollment on Thursday, July 17th, from 3 PM to 7 PM. We look forward to welcoming you!

We would like to remind you that the deadline to complete the Oklahoma's Promise application is June 30th. Please ensure that you and your students take advantage of this opportunity!

The OSSAA Dead Week is rapidly approaching, scheduled for June 29 to July 6.

REMINDER: The Ninnekah Public Schools Communication Survey is currently open for responses! Please visit the link below. Poll closes Monday, June 23rd. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfx2pClG2SacMzwB4lu4htmLkZ8PhRtPRuFl47SVJ3ZvylEGg/viewform?usp=header

If you have not yet enrolled your child for the upcoming school year, now is the perfect time to do so. To enroll, please visit ninnekah.k12.ok.us and navigate to the Grade Book tab. After logging in, select the Student Records option to complete the enrollment process. If you encounter any issues logging in, call us at 405-224-4299 or email callen@ninnekah.k12.ok.us for assistance. In-person enrollment for students new to the district or parents without computer access will be held on Thursday, July 17th, from 3 PM to 7 PM in the Elementary Library. Thank you for ensuring a smooth enrollment process for your child!

This past weekend, the high school girls' basketball team took on an exciting challenge—an intensive two-day team camp that saw them play 10 games in just 48 hours. It was more than just a test of their athletic ability; it was a chance to push their limits, build stronger connections, and take their teamwork to new heights. One of the standout aspects of the camp was the team’s growth in communication and collaboration. Early on, it was clear that they had the individual skills to shine, but they could work together that set them apart. The players began to anticipate each other's moves, communicate better on the court, and make smarter decisions as a group. In every game, whether they were leading or facing a tough deficit, the girls supported each other, helping one another stay focused and motivated. Each pass, each defensive stop, each fast break reflected the trust and understanding they had built in such a short amount of time. Their teamwork wasn’t just a skill—it became a powerful bond. The rapid pace of the camp meant that the players were constantly adapting. They learned new plays, adjusted to different opponents, and embraced the opportunity to grow under pressure. While the focus was on team dynamics, individual growth was also evident. Players who had previously struggled with certain aspects of their game showed noticeable improvement. Whether it was shooting, ball-handling, or defensive positioning, every player came back with a better understanding of their strengths and areas to improve.