Thursday's basketball game against Clarksville is canceled.
Mrs. Ross's Pre-K Class Adopted Kenny Golston as Their "Bulldog" for the Season!
Today, Kenny Golston made a special visit to some of his biggest fans in Mrs. Ross’s Pre-K class. To celebrate a great season and show appreciation for the support from his little cheerleaders, Kenny brought doughnuts for everyone! It was a fun and memorable moment, and the kids were thrilled to meet their "Bulldog" in person. Thank you, Kenny, for making their day extra special
The BOYS game scheduled today for 5 pm at Valliant has been moved to the Bennett Gym in Broken Bow due to a broken waterline in town.
Parents,
Due to a loss of water service, we will be dismissing early today 12/1/2025. Buses will depart at 2:05 p.m. Please watch our Facebook page and school website for an update later today regarding scheduled after-school extracurricular activities.
We apologize for the unexpected late notice and appreciate your understanding.
Due to a loss of water service, we will be dismissing early today 12/1/2025. Buses will depart at 2:05 p.m. Please watch our Facebook page and school website for an update later today regarding scheduled after-school extracurricular activities.
We apologize for the unexpected late notice and appreciate your understanding.
Each student is unique and is to design their own antlers for the program, or you can find antlers for $1 at the Dollar General in Valliant.
Tishomingo Tournament Brackets
The Valliant Middle School is very thankful for our students who took the time to think of others this holiday season. Our students took up canned food donations for Valliant students and people of the community. We are especially thankful for the middle school student council members who used their own student council funds to purchase over 1000 canned food items . We are also thankful to Mrs. Shonda Stuart and her class for winning the 8th period donation challenge. Both the student council members and Mrs. Stuart's class received a pizza party for their kindness and generosity. We are very proud of all of our middle school bulldog family!
Join us Thursday, December 11th @ 6:30PM in the Valliant High School Auditorium for our Elementary Christmas Program "Antlers."
The reindeer have just graduated flying school but are not sure if they want to fly the sleigh. What will they do now?
Students just a reminder to bundle up this week with the weather forecast! Doors open at 7:30 to come inside or head to breakfast.
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Come out this Tuesday and support the varsity teams as they open their season!
Basketball season is coming...
Come join the band program for an afternoon of Christmas music on Sunday, Dec. 14 at 4 pm!
Our amazing Katelyn Talley recently made us so proud by winning a statewide election to become the next Kid Governor! This year, 1,187 students from all over Oklahoma took part in the program. After she won the primary election in Valliant, her video went out to the entire state, and she received the most votes to come out on top! Katelyn is now getting ready to travel around Oklahoma to give speeches and raise awareness about her platform: Animal Abuse. She’ll be officially inaugurated on February 2 at the Oklahoma City Capitol.
Mrs. Aubrey Cowell's first grade class won the food drive for the elementary. They brought over 400 food items, and received a pizza party today.
Dear Parents and Guardians,
We are excited to share that Valliant Public Schools has received a grant from the Oklahoma State Department of Education to offer High Dose Literacy Tutoring for students in grades K–5. This program is designed to provide targeted, research-based reading support to help students strengthen foundational literacy skills.
About the Program
Students who participate will receive three one-hour tutoring sessions each week beginning January 6th. All instruction will take place outside the regular school day and will follow approved Science of Reading practices using Heggerty or Payne/Structured Language Basics curriculum.
To help us plan and staff the program appropriately, we ask that families interested in enrolling their child complete the form below by December 5th:
👉 Click here for the Enrollment Form
About Our Instructors
Any certified teacher may apply to serve as a tutor, and preference will be given to those with additional training in the Science of Reading. Tutors will work with small groups of 3–5 students, ensuring individualized attention.
Program Requirements and Assurances
To ensure high-quality instruction and meaningful progress, the program includes the following expectations:
Teacher Responsibilities
Maintain 100% tutor attendance (any missed sessions must be made up)
Provide a minimum of three weekly one-hour literacy tutoring sessions
Maintain student attendance of 80% or better
Monitor student progress using MAP assessments (BOY, MOY, EOY)
Recruit 3–5 K-5 students to participate
Complete a final evaluation at the end of the program
Program Assurances
All tutoring occurs outside regular school hours
No computers or technology will be used for instruction
Student attendance will be recorded for the entire program
All students receive pre- and post-assessments
Teacher–student ratio will not exceed 1:5
All tutors hold a valid Standard teaching certificate
Materials align with the Science of Reading and district-approved curriculum
The program is available at no charge to all families, regardless of financial situation
We are grateful for the opportunity to provide this additional literacy support for our students, and we appreciate your partnership in helping our children grow as readers. If you have any questions, please contact your child’s school office.
Sincerely,
Valliant Public Schools
We are excited to share that Valliant Public Schools has received a grant from the Oklahoma State Department of Education to offer High Dose Literacy Tutoring for students in grades K–5. This program is designed to provide targeted, research-based reading support to help students strengthen foundational literacy skills.
About the Program
Students who participate will receive three one-hour tutoring sessions each week beginning January 6th. All instruction will take place outside the regular school day and will follow approved Science of Reading practices using Heggerty or Payne/Structured Language Basics curriculum.
To help us plan and staff the program appropriately, we ask that families interested in enrolling their child complete the form below by December 5th:
👉 Click here for the Enrollment Form
About Our Instructors
Any certified teacher may apply to serve as a tutor, and preference will be given to those with additional training in the Science of Reading. Tutors will work with small groups of 3–5 students, ensuring individualized attention.
Program Requirements and Assurances
To ensure high-quality instruction and meaningful progress, the program includes the following expectations:
Teacher Responsibilities
Maintain 100% tutor attendance (any missed sessions must be made up)
Provide a minimum of three weekly one-hour literacy tutoring sessions
Maintain student attendance of 80% or better
Monitor student progress using MAP assessments (BOY, MOY, EOY)
Recruit 3–5 K-5 students to participate
Complete a final evaluation at the end of the program
Program Assurances
All tutoring occurs outside regular school hours
No computers or technology will be used for instruction
Student attendance will be recorded for the entire program
All students receive pre- and post-assessments
Teacher–student ratio will not exceed 1:5
All tutors hold a valid Standard teaching certificate
Materials align with the Science of Reading and district-approved curriculum
The program is available at no charge to all families, regardless of financial situation
We are grateful for the opportunity to provide this additional literacy support for our students, and we appreciate your partnership in helping our children grow as readers. If you have any questions, please contact your child’s school office.
Sincerely,
Valliant Public Schools
Congratulations to the October Students of the Month and the Attendance Winner!
Five students from Valliant Elementary elected to run for Kid Governor: Mykah Parsons (road safety), Hadley Dumont (bullying), Bristal Woods (bullying), Katelyn Talley (animal cruelty), and Sophie Hash (animal abuse). Each candidate was required to formulate a three-point platform outlining strategies to address their issue that would be important to fifth graders across the state. Mrs. Dansby’s 5th grade class held primary election resulting in Katelyn Talley securing the nomination to represent Valliant in the statewide race held this week. The winner will be announced next week.
Congratulations to the October Students of the Month and the Attendance Winner!
Congratulations to Brianna Peters for making the 2025 Fastpitch All State Middle East Team. Classes 3A and 4A Utility Player.
