Coyle Public Schools

Dear Parents, We will be accepting Pre-K enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year (see date and time below). Children MUST be 4 years of age by September 1, 2025. Enrollment is on a first-come, first-served basis. To secure a spot on the list, all required paperwork must be completed. To complete enrollment, please provide the following documents: • Shot record or completed exemption form • Birth certificate • Proof of residency (utility bill or lease agreement in your name) Enrollment Date & Time: 📅 April 8, 2025 ⏰ Noon to 3:00 PM Parking Instructions: Please park in the staff parking lot on the west side of the street. Do not park in front of the school. Thank you

Join us next week for the Coyle Elementary "Night at the Museum" hosted by the 4th grade class.

Coyle Public Schools is celebrating National Paraprofessional Appreciation Day today! We want to thank all of our wonderful paras for the outstanding job they are doing at Coyle Schools! Thank you all for all you do! Stacey Kramer Amy Schneider Linda Heinbaugh Priscila Szedeli Jenny English Christie Calvert Mara Katcher Stephanie Long

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Coyle Schools Community Due to the severe weather forecasted for tonight (4/1/25), the storm shelter located at the gym on the northeast end will be OPEN for those seeking shelter. Please prioritize your safety and the safety of your loved ones. If you need to seek cover, please head to the storm shelter. Stay safe and stay informed!

We will not have after school tutoring with High Dosage Literacy due to the bad weather that is forecasted during that time. We are calling all parents of the students that attend at this time. Thank you for your understanding.

Reminder to vote today! Coyle School Board elections are today from 7am to 7pm at your polling place and the City Trustee election is today as well from 5pm - 7pm at Coyle Town Hall.

HS Athletic Schedule Update: The following events have changed for this week. All schools are monitoring weather and future changes are possible. We will communicate any updates as soon as we know. Here are the changes so far: Baseball @ MO has been canceled for today. HS Track at Cashion has been moved to 4/3 (Thursday) instead of Friday.

The M-O / Dover 3-way High School Baseball games scheduled for tonight has been canceled.

ALL Juniors will need to have their chargers and laptops at school tomorrow, Monday March 31. Their laptops and chargers will remain at school on Monday so that they can be charged and ready for testing on Tuesday. ALL Juniors will be taking the state mandated ACT Test for graduation on Tuesday, April 1. They will start the test by 8:15am. Please do not schedule any appointments on this day so that students can focus on the test.

Don't forget Blue Jacket Buzz today at 9:00 and a friendly reminder that we will not have Blue Jacket buzz in April due to testing. We will announce the date for May's Blue Jacket Buzz in April.

Late last night we were notified that Coyle Public Schools was awarded the Oklahoma Comprehensive Literacy Competitive Grant worth well over $500,000. This grant will allow CPS to implement its Literacy plan over the next 5 years that help focus on Literacy development for all students and grades. Our plan has partnerships that focus on literacy from 18-months of age to 12th grade. This grant will allow us CPS the resources and staff to continue improving individual student literacy. Shout out to the grant committee who did the research and leg work to make it happen: Misty Gebhart, Ashley Kennedy, James Hall, and Aleshia Graham. #StrengtheningTheHive, #BuildingOurFuture

Junior Class Members--please remember to have your parents sign the ACT form so you can return it to school in the morning. I can taste the pizza!!

Scheduling Update: Today's softball game v. Mounds has been canceled.

Here is the M-O HS Baseball Tournament Bracket March 27-29 Come support your Coyle Bluejacket Athletes!

From Mr. Cagle: Please share this information with anyone that has been affected by the recent wildfires in or around the Langston, Coyle, Guthrie, Meridian and rural Logan County communities. Let me know if you would like to help with the distribution provided by the Ebenezer Baptist Church and the World Vision US Programs. They are also looking for help with unloading today at the Langston Farmer's Market @ 613 W. Bond Street. On Wednesday and Thursday several will be gathering to help with distributing and clean up.

Contact: Pastor Derrick Scobey Phone: (405) 513-0411 Date: March 17, 2025 **LANGSTON, OK** — The Ebenezer Baptist Church of Oklahoma City, in partnership with World Vision US Programs, will deliver critical disaster relief supplies to communities devastated by recent wildfires in and around Langston, Oklahoma. Two 53-foot trailers loaded with essential relief products will arrive on **Tuesday, March 18, 2025, in preparation for distribution on Wednesday, March 19, 2025 at 12:00 PM. From there, supplies will be distributed to surrounding communities severely impacted by the wildfires that have torn through central Oklahoma in recent weeks. This relief effort marks another successful collaboration between Ebenezer Baptist Church and World Vision, continuing their established partnership that has served Oklahoma communities multiple times over the past 5 years. The relief effort comes at a crucial time as many rural communities continue to struggle with the aftermath of one of the most destructive wildfire seasons in Oklahoma's history. Thousands of acres have burned, destroying homes, farms, and livelihoods across multiple counties. "The devastation these wildfires have caused is heartbreaking for so many Oklahoma families," said Pastor Derrick Scobey of Ebenezer Baptist Church. "We're working closely with the Town of Langston to ensure these vital supplies reach the hardest-hit communities as quickly as possible. No one should have to face this kind of devastation alone.” The distribution will include essential items such as: - Bottled water and non-perishable food - Personal hygiene products - Basic household necessities - Clothing and blankets - And many more critical relief items - Cleanup suppliesEvent Details: - Wildfire Disaster Relief Distribution - Wednesday, March 19th at 12:00 PM - Town of Langston Farmer’s Market - 613 W. Bond Street Langston, Oklahoma - Organizers: Ebenezer Baptist Church, Oklahoma City and World Vision US Programs In collaboration with: The Town of Langston Communities in need of assistance should contact Pastor Derrick Scobey at (405) 513-0411 for more information about accessing relief supplies. Volunteers from local churches and community organizations will be on hand to help with the distribution process. About the Organizations: **Ebenezer Baptist Church** of Oklahoma City has a long history of community service and disaster response efforts throughout the region, serving as a beacon of hope and practical assistance during times of crisis. **World Vision US Programs** works to serve vulnerable children and families in the United States through disaster response, poverty reduction, and educational initiatives. As a global humanitarian organization, World Vision brings extensive experience in emergency response and community rebuilding. The Town of Langston has stepped forward as a central distribution point, coordinating with surrounding communities to ensure equitable and efficient distribution of relief supplies to those most in need. For additional information, to coordinate coverage of this event, or to arrange interviews with organizers, please contact Pastor Derrick Scobey at (405) 513-0411. **High-resolution photos and B-roll footage will be available upon request following the event.**

From Mr. Lemmons--Middle School and High School Esports is canceled today because the school doesn’t have power. Everyone stay home and stay safe.

From Mrs. Larman--Parents and Students THANK YOU so much for volunteering your time to help us at The Boys in Oklahoma Concert on April 11, 12, and 13. We have plenty of helpers on Saturday and Sunday. We can make it work on Friday, but if someone still wants to help, we can still use a few that evening. Have a great SPRING BREAK!!

Just a reminder that there will be no After School Tutoring today!! We will resume on March 25th.

Our middle school students had a fantastic time at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum! They explored the evolving history of the American West and gained valuable insights into its rich heritage. It was an educational and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.