Coyle Public Schools

Coyle HOPE Squad Members--Your mini-camp itinerary is being put in the mail today for you. Please dress comfortably according to the school dress code. If you have any questions, you may contact Mrs. Larman (wlarman@coyle.k12.ok.us) or Mrs. Graham (agraham@coyle.k12.ok.us) by email. You may also text Mrs. Larman at 405-612-0467.

We had a great time at basketball camp the last 3 days! Thank you to Coach Wagner and family, Joe Atkinson, and all those that helped pitch in. We've got a great group of young ones coming up! Honoring our Past, Building our Future, Strengthening the Hive!

The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA) Dead Period is an important time set aside each summer to give student-athletes a well-deserved break. For 2025, OSSAA Dead Week will take place from June 28 through July 6. Key Points About OSSAA Dead Week: Duration and Timing: The dead period lasts for nine days, occurring during the week of the 4th of July. It begins the weekend before and ends the weekend following or including the 4th. Purpose: OSSAA Dead Week is designed to give student-athletes time to rest and spend with family, free from school athletic obligations. Restrictions: No use of school athletic facilities. During Dead Week, secondary-level students (middle and high school) may not use school facilities, including weight rooms and gyms, for OSSAA-governed activities. No coach-student contact. Coaches are prohibited from having any contact with students for coaching or instruction in OSSAA activities during this time. No national tournaments. Participation in national tournaments is generally not allowed unless an exception is approved by OSSAA. To avoid any issues we don’t allow anyone into the facilities. Violations: Violating Dead Week guidelines can result in serious consequences, including a suspension of the coach or sponsor for the first half of the regular season in their sport. Enjoy Your Break: We hope all our student-athletes enjoy this time to rest, recharge, and celebrate the holiday safely. We look forward to seeing everyone back and ready to go after the break!

Coyle High School is hosting a mini-camp for the students in our new HOPE SQUAD on Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12 from 9:00AM to 5:00PM both days. We will have donuts, juice, and milk for breakfast both days. On Friday, students will have pizza for lunch, and on Saturday, they will have tacos and the fixings. Parents and students of those involved will be contacted with additional information.

Coyle Basketball camps start tomorrow! Little Dribblers 9am-10:30am Elite Camp 10:30am-12pm Hope to see you there!

The storm shelter on the east side of the gym will be open during tonights storms.

It is with deep sadness, that we inform the Coyle Bluejacket Family that Larry Northcutt, Coyle Superintendent from 1978 to 2001, passed away Saturday, June 14, 2025, from an unexpected heart attack. The services for Mr. Northcutt will be at the Lighthouse Methodist Church in Kingston, OK on Friday, June 20 at 10:00 am. It is located at 4923 Alberta Creek Road; Kingston, OK. Following the services, burial will be at the Lexington Cemetery at 2:30 pm. If you would like to send a card to the family, their address is: Helen Northcutt 12707 Atlantic Dr. Kingston, Ok 73439 In lieu of flowers, please consider memorials to the Dale Graham Veterans Foundations @ www.dalekgrahamveteransfoundation.org, or the OK Kids Korral @ www.tobykeithfoundation.org . To see the full obituary, click on this link. https://www.wilsonlittle.com/obituaries/larry-northcutt-5/#!/Obituary

The final project of the 2024 bond is well underway as we update the cafeteria. We will have a grand opening on August 11th for the community.

Just a reminder to the students who are members of the HOPE Squad and their parents for the coming school year, Mrs. Larman and Mrs. Graham are having a meeting to discuss what HOPE Squad is and plan activities for the coming year tonight at 7:00pm in Mrs. Larman's room.

Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Larman still plan to have a Parent/Student HOPE Squad Meeting on Tuesday, June 10 at 7:00PM in Mrs. Larman's room. We have more information on what this program will be about for next year. We are excited to share this with our parents and students who have been selected..

Report Cards are now available on the Teacherease App and website. Select the student you'd like to view, select more, then report cards, then the correct site (Elementary or HS).

Enrollment is open. Please take time to enroll for next year on the Teacherease App or website. When enrolling, if you opt to bring in your proof of residency vs. uploading, enrollment will not be complete until that is brought into the office or emailed to hsawatzky10@coyle.k12.ok.us

Seniors: Packets are ready for pick up in the H.S. Office anytime Monday - Thursday 8-3. A note to all parents: Enrollment is open. Please take a moment to enroll your student for next year on the Teacherease App or Teacherease website. When enrolling, if you opt to bring in your proof of residency instead of uploading, your enrollment will not be marked as complete until that is brought into the office or emailed to hsawatzky10@coyle.k12.ok.us

Gym is open for incoming weather.

Reminder that the library is open today for the Summer Reading Program until 1pm.

Parents, we are still having our HOPE Squad meeting tonight at 7:00pm in Mrs. Larman's classroom. See you at that time.

JUST A REMINDER TO PARENTS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL HOPE SQUAD FOR NEXT YEAR, WE ARE HAVING A PARENT'S MEETING ON TUESDAY, MAY 27 @ 7:00PM IN MRS. LARMAN'S ROOM. WE NEED ALL PARENTS TO ATTEND. PLEASE CHECK YOUR EMAILS AND TEXT MESSAGES TO SEE IF THIS APPLIES TO YOU. THANKS.

Storm Shelter Notification To the Coyle, Langston, and Meridian community: The storm shelter at the gym (northwest door) will be open tonight during the bad weather. Please seek shelter there if needed. Stay safe!

Surround area libraries are each having summer reading programs for all ages. Each one has prized and gifts for students to earn points and they are all looking for teen volunteers to help with reading camps and activities. You can sign up through their websites or in person. Stillwater, Guthrie, and the Metropolitan Library systems have adopted the theme: "Color Our World"

Summer School Notification Dear Parents and Guardians, Today, letters were sent home with 1st through 4th grade students who have been identified as possibly benefiting from participation in our summer school program. This determination was made based on a combination of benchmark testing data, overall school performance, and attendance records. If your child received a letter, we strongly encourage you to review it carefully and consider the opportunity for additional academic support this summer. If you have any questions or would like to discuss your child’s placement further, please feel free to contact the school office. Thank you for your continued support. Shelley Cagle