Do you have a new student going into Pre-K in the fall? Join us for PreK Round-Up on Tues., Feb. 24 at 5:30 p.m. #bvillebruwin
More Information: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vREHXuqHnhG2kBkqOUjgiZ_4Q1HH-EW8cy1XYGkTF8xHaxw1nDaofSbvIrvhQ3iLkZ06CkYAvmIk7EC/pub
Bartlesville District Science Fair - February 28 www.bartlesvilledsf.org. Registration closes February 6.
Bartlesville Public Schools will be closed on Wednesday, January 28, with no in-person or virtual classes. Classes will resume on Thursday.
Bartlesville Public Schools will be closed on Tuesday, January 27, due to road conditions. No in-person or virtual classes.
Bartlesville Public Schools will be closed on Monday, January 26, due to inclement weather and cold temperatures. No classes in-person or virtual.
Inclement Weather Procedures Reminder
This is a general reminder for families and staff to review BPS inclement weather procedures.
• The district usually makes the decision to cancel in-person classes by 6 a.m. on the school day under consideration.
• If no announcement is made, school is in session
• If the district cancels classes, the district sends voice calls, texts, and email messages to families based on the contact information in PowerSchool.
Read the full procedures here: https://bartlesvillepsok.sites.thrillshare.com/page/inclement-weather-procedures
This is a general reminder for families and staff to review BPS inclement weather procedures.
• The district usually makes the decision to cancel in-person classes by 6 a.m. on the school day under consideration.
• If no announcement is made, school is in session
• If the district cancels classes, the district sends voice calls, texts, and email messages to families based on the contact information in PowerSchool.
Read the full procedures here: https://bartlesvillepsok.sites.thrillshare.com/page/inclement-weather-procedures
In the first two weeks of her 100-Day Transition Plan, incoming Superintendent LaDonna Chancellor visited every classroom in all nine Bartlesville Public Schools to personally thank teachers for their dedication, care for students, and daily impact on learning. #BvilleBruWIN
Congratulations to Bartlesville High School which has been named to the 2025 AP School Honor Roll! Bartlesville High School is a bronze member of the Honor Roll.
In order to qualify, high schools must have 40% or more of their most recent senior class sit for at least one Advanced Placement exam during their high school career, have at least 25% of their most recent senior class score a 3 or better on at least one exam and have at least 2% of their most recent senior class sit for five or more exams over the course of their high school career with at least one taken as either a freshman or sophomore.
In order to qualify, high schools must have 40% or more of their most recent senior class sit for at least one Advanced Placement exam during their high school career, have at least 25% of their most recent senior class score a 3 or better on at least one exam and have at least 2% of their most recent senior class sit for five or more exams over the course of their high school career with at least one taken as either a freshman or sophomore.
Bartlesville Public Schools is now hiring 2026-27 Administration positions. Apply at applitrack.com/bpsok/onlineapp
Current 8th graders enrolling into 9th grade for 2026-27: Join us on January 27 from 6-7pm at the BHS Fine Arts Center.
Please join us in thanking our Board of Education members in honor of School Board Recognition Month. These seven men and women volunteer their time to serve our students, staff, and community, and we are thankful for them!
Scott Bilger, President
Andrea Nightingale, Vice-President
Kinder Shamhart, Clerk
Randy Herren
Suzy Keirsey
Mandy Johnston
Kristen Lindblom
Scott Bilger, President
Andrea Nightingale, Vice-President
Kinder Shamhart, Clerk
Randy Herren
Suzy Keirsey
Mandy Johnston
Kristen Lindblom
Bartlesville Public Schools is in search of bus drivers! Apply at applitrack.com/bpsok/onlineapp
The Bartlesville Elks Lodge donated and delivered $4,000 worth of food to students in need today. 40 boxes of food will be given to BHS students. Left to right are Elks Lodge members Christine Kiddy, Kris Rainwater, Leland Janssen, and David LeRoy, and BPS Family Coordinator Sara Rowe in the middle.
A New Year's Eve party for ages 11 and under will be held at the Bartlesville Area History Museum at noon on December 31, 2025. Ranch Heights teacher Jeff Cauthen will be entertaining them with his magic and ventriloquism.
(This third-party non-profit event is not sponsored by Bartlesville Public Schools.)
(This third-party non-profit event is not sponsored by Bartlesville Public Schools.)
The Grinch will be at the Bartlesville Area History Museum on December 23, 2025.
(This third-party non-profit event is not sponsored by Bartlesville Public Schools.)
(This third-party non-profit event is not sponsored by Bartlesville Public Schools.)
The Young Scholars of Bartlesville non-profit is having a fundraiser on December 2 via donations at https://givebutter.com/kissapig25. If $500 is raised, Supt. McCauley will kiss a stuffed animal pig, but if they reach $1,000 he gets to kiss a real pig.
DISCLAIMER: Bartlesville Public Schools is not sponsoring this event.
DISCLAIMER: Bartlesville Public Schools is not sponsoring this event.
Wilson Elementary teacher Tasha Posch has been awarded a plaque and a $300 check for being selected a Bartlesville Teacher of the Month by Arvest Bank and Patriot Auto Group. #bvillebruwin
Join the Bruin team! BPS Job Fair - Nov 12, 4-5:30 PM @ BHS Commons
https://www.applitrack.com/bpsok/onlineapp/
https://www.applitrack.com/bpsok/onlineapp/
Apply online at ossba.org/bartlesville.
Since 2018, Bruin staff have competed in a Wellness Challenge to have the most participants in a race. After 7 straight wins, Wilson Elementary shared the crown this year, tying with Richard Kane Elementary at 100% participation for the Bruin 5k + Fun Run!
