Weekly Events
Seminole High School cheer is headed to Jay, Oklahoma to compete in the OSSAA Gameday Regionals Competition tomorrow! Cheerleading is an incredibly demanding and challenging sport that requires a lot of dedication, hard work, and teamwork. The cheer team has put in a lot of time and effort to prepare for this competition, with daily 6 a.m. practice this week (in addition to all our gameday practices) - it's great to see them representing our school with such passion and enthusiasm.
Regardless of the outcome, they should be incredibly proud of themselves for making it this far and for being such fantastic ambassadors for Seminole High School. Keep up the excellent work, SHS Cheer, we're all rooting for you!
WEEKLY EVENTS
SHS Color Guard heads out tomorrow morning for Checotah’s State Superior Competition!
Color Guard members who received superior for their solo at regionals and qualified for state are:
Senior Captain Jacey Davis, Senior Aholoce Deere, Junior Dayton Maples, and Sophomores Gracie Stark and Alea Swearingen. These members worked throughout the year on perfecting their solos, not only did they choreograph all the flag work and dance, but they cut the music and picked their costumes.
As a team, the Color Guard will also be competing for that top spot with their “Bad Blood” routine.
Members from left to right are:
Standing: Sahara Renner, Brooklyn Bryan, Tyranie Bristow-Yahola, Leah McCulley, Dayton Maples, Gracie Stark, Aholoce Deere, Alea Swearingen, Ava Dockery, Jenny Liu
Kneeling: Captains Ameree Bristow-Yahola and Jacey Davis
SHS is very proud of our Color Guard and their accomplishments thus far and wishes them a big GOOD LUCK tomorrow!!
Seminole boys and girls cross country teams qualified for the 4A State Championships. The girls team will race at 11:45 am and the boys will start at 12:15 pm at Edmond Santa Fe High School. Congratulations and Good Luck!!!
Kloe Palmer, Lailah Anderson, Gracie Stark, Terrien Davis, Ryeley Stanfill, Leah Choate, and Aholoce Deere.
Yuro Sewell, Dayton Maples, Josh Armstrong, Lupe Vazquez, Kadin Marshall
EXCITING news!!! For the first time in SHS history, one of our very own cheerleaders, Hana Gower, has made the all-state team!
To make the all-state team, a cheerleader must demonstrate exceptional skills in multiple categories, such as tumbling, stunting, jumping, having a spirited and loud voice, and strong motions. They must also display excellent teamwork, leadership, and sportsmanship. It takes years of practice, dedication, and hard work to achieve this level of success.
This achievement is not only a testament to Hana's cheerleading talent and hard work but also to the dedication and support of the entire cheer team, coaches, and community. Congratulations Hana, we are SO PROUD of you!
It is Red Ribbon Week at SHS! Join us in celebrating Red Ribbon Week. #CelebrateLifeLiveDrugFree #RedRibbonWeek
Weekly events!
High School Picture Day is October 25th!
Meeting Notice!
WEEKLY EVENTS
Mark your calendar!
Here is the weekly schedule for SHS! There will also be a Blood Drive at SHS on October 11th! Come to the high school gymnasium hospitality room to donate blood and save a life!
Congratulations to the September Students of the Month, Leah Choate and Chance Stark. They were honored at the Rotary Luncheon by Dr. Linda Goeller on Wednesday, September 27th.
WEEKLY EVENTS
Notice of Meeting
Volleyball Regionals are on October 5th! Make plans to go support the Volleyball team in playoffs.
Be a part of the 2023 Homecoming Parade Tomorrow! 9/29/2023
IT IS HOMECOMING WEEK! MAKE SURE YOU TAKE NOTE OF ALL THE STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND DRESS-UP DAYS! HAPPY HOMECOMING WEEK!!!
This past week Aviation III students traveled to the National Weather Center in Norman. These students have spent the first semester studying aviation weather theory and weather services. The National Weather service works with both meteorology and aviation students at OU.
