McCall Middle School Wins WGI Dallas Percussion Regional:
On Saturday, March 22nd, the McCall Middle School Percussion Ensemble attended the WGI Dallas Percussion Regional held at Burleson Centennial HS in Fort Worth, TX. This contest is one of the largest scholastic percussion events in the southwestern part of the country with more than 40 groups attending from 4 different states. McCall MS came in first place in their classification. Pictured are McCall MS Principal Kayla Moore, band director Samuel Karafotis, and students Kai Kraakevik, Abby Sherfield, Avery Turner, Wrekin Wilson, Braxton Cornelius, Wes Davis, and Jackson Bates.
All 6th-12th grade choir members will be taking photos tomorrow
6th grade choir needs to wear choir shirts
7th-12th grade can pick up uniform in choir room.
Students will be notified of times during the day.
Here is the Lady Wampus Cat Softball Slow Pitch 2025 Schedule!
Just a reminder, today starting at 4:00pm there will be the regular semester ICAP meetings until 8:00pm. If you have not signed up please contact your child's advisor or pop in to sign up for a slot! Meetings will be help in the Cafteroium.
Retired OHP Trooper Charles J. Hanger was the arresting officer of Timothy McVeigh on April 19, 1995 at a basic traffic stop. Trooper Hanger shared his story with Atoka High School and McCall Middle School this afternoon.
The students and staff of Atoka High School and McCall Middle School would like to express their appreciation to Mr. Lemons, Mr. McCarty, and Mr. Pingleton for Maintenance Appreciation Day. These dedicated gentlemen work tirelessly to maintain the Atoka Public Schools campus and happily help whenever needed. We are grateful for their hard work and commitment to keeping our school safe and welcoming. Thank you for your unwavering dedication to our school!
Atoka Pioneer Club Donates Books to McCall Middle School Library in Honor of LeeAnn Fugate
The Atoka Pioneer Club has made a meaningful contribution to the McCall Middle School library by donating a collection of popular fiction and classic literature in honor of LeeAnn Fugate, a beloved former educator. Fugate, who dedicated many years to teaching reading and language arts at Atoka Public Schools, was also a devoted member of the Pioneer Club.
“This donation is a wonderful tribute to Mrs. Fugate’s legacy,” said Librarian Dawn Loftis. “Her impact on students was immeasurable, and through these books, her dedication to education will live on.”
The Atoka Pioneer Club remains committed to supporting education and literacy in the community. Their generous donation ensures that students at McCall Middle School have access to engaging and enriching literature that will enhance their learning experience. The donation, aimed at fostering a love for reading among students, ensures that Fugate’s passion for literacy continues to inspire young minds for years to come.
Pictured are Dawn Loftis, McCall Middle School librarian; Kayla Moore, McCall Middle School principal; Mary Jane Pruitt, Pioneer Club member; and Melissa Burrage, Pioneer Club member.
Updated AHS 2025 Soccer Schedule.
The Lady Wampus Cats head to Ada to play Bethel in the First Round of the Area Tournament! Come out and support!
Just a reminder of the AHS Soccer Schedule. Mark Your calendars to come and support!
Congrats to the McCal MS Wampus Cats with their victory over Kingston last night, March 3, 2025
Hello Wampus Cat famililes! We are moving our parent teachers conferences (ICAP Meetings) to Thursday, March 13th to give everyone an opportunity to go and support our Lady Wampus Cats at the Area Tournament. The Lady Wampus Cat Game details are pending right now.
Atoka FCCLA spent the day at the state capitol advocating the Family and Consumer Sciences program and FCCLA student organization. They were able to speak with Representative Ryan Eaves and discuss with him the impact FCS and FCCLA has had in their lives. FCS and Oklahoma FCCLA are making a difference!
Dear Parents,
We wanted to let you know that Parent-Teacher Conferences have been moved to Thursday, March 13th. Please keep the same time slot you are already signed up for.
Additionally, the Book Fair Family Night will also be rescheduled to Thursday, March 13th.
Thank you!
OSSAA Spectator Code of Conduct for the 2024-25 Basketball Championship Series
The OSSAA is committed to providing a safe, respectful, and enjoyable environment for all participants, coaches, officials, and spectators. As a reminder, the following items are strictly prohibited during the 2024-25 Basketball Championship Series:
No Bands of Any Size or Nature
No Noise Makers
No Confetti
No Banners, Emblems, or Placards
No Signs
No " Fat Heads"
No Thundersticks
No Balloons
No Laser Lights
No Other Items That May Be Disruptive
These items are not permitted as they may cause distractions to players, coaches, officials, or fellow spectators. The OSSAA requests that all spectators adhere to these guidelines in order to maintain the integrity and enjoyment of the game.
We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring a positive and focused atmosphere for everyone involved.
Thank you for supporting the OSSAA and for helping to make the 2024-25 Basketball Championship Series a great experience for all.
Band students from Atoka and Harmony schools brought home 42 Superior medals today from the OSSAA District Solo and Ensemble contest on February 22nd at SOSU; every eligible student qualified for state. This is one of the best showings for the band at this contest since 2013.
CORRECTION: Spring photos won't be tomorrow. Atoka Elementary School will have spring photos March 25th. McCall Middle School & Atoka High School will have spring sports photos Wednesday, February, 26th. Sorry for any inconvenience.