Enroll your student(s) now for the 20-21 School Year using the links below. ELEMENTARY ENROLLMENT - GRADES K-5 MIDDLE SCHOOL ENROLLMENT - GRADES 6-8 HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLMENT - GRADES 9-12 If you have any questions, please feel free to email your child's principal. Email addresses can be found on the "Staff" page. READ MORE >
Great news for all parents for the up-coming school year! The First Baptist Church of Elmore City will be providing ALL students, Pre-kindergarten-12th grades, with school supplies for the 2020-2021 school year!! Backpacks will be included in the supplies. ECP Schools would like to say THANK YOU to the First Baptist Church for their continued support and dedication... READ MORE >
School starts August 13th! Are you wondering how to access your child's Google Classroom? Click the link below to watch our tutorial. Quick steps: Go to classroom.google.comLogin: firstname.lastname@ecpbadgers.comPassword: your child's lunch number (ex. 123456) READ MORE >
ECPMS Staff celebrated this evening with Mr. Mike Harris, who has been a respected educator for 36 years. He spent his first 16 years in the classroom and 15 more years as an administrator at Dickson Public Schools. He returned to his true passion as a classroom teacher for the last 5 years at ECP and never took a day off work. During this time he has touched the... READ MORE >
At the regular scheduled board meeting on June 2, 2020, the Elmore City-Pernell School Board named Ms. Sheila Riddle as the next superintendent of Elmore City-Pernell Public Schools starting effective tomorrow to succeed Mrs. Jennifer Cruz. Ms. Riddle is currently the principal of Elmore City-Pernell Elementary School and has served in that leadership role for the... READ MORE >
At the Board Meeting on May 12th, the Board made changes to meal plans for the 2020-21 school year. Beginning next year, students will be CHARGED $2.00 for BREAKFAST but will recieve LUNCH FOR FREE. The Grab-n-Go Breakfast that was offered to students at the MS and HS will still be offered, but it will be at the cafeteria instead of at the MS and HS buildings. ... READ MORE >
I have accepted a position back in Enid as their head high school principal. The decision to move back to Enid was not easily made, but as many of you know my husband and I have lived apart for most of the last three years. This move will put us back together on a full time basis and will get me back to my roots as an administrator and working directly with kids.... READ MORE >
ECP now has the capability for online donations! We are currently accepting donations to help cover the cost of over $5,000 in outstanding breakfast and lunch bills. Having these bills paid off helps to alleviate some of the stress on our budget that has come about due to the downturn in oil and gas production and other revenue streams for our District. Any... READ MORE >
STUDENTS RECEIVING FREE AND REDUCED SCHOOL MEALS MAY QUALIFY FOR FREE FOOD THIS SUMMER! APPLICATION DEADLINE IS AUG. 3, 2020. To apply online, go to Chickasaw.net/ SummerEBT. To apply over the phone, call (580) 272-1178 or (844) 256-3467 (8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday) . This federally funded program is open to both Native American and... READ MORE >
The April 14th Special Board Meeting was held a little differently thanks to recently changed Open Meeting Act laws which allows for board members to attend virtually. Dave Dellin, Jasmine Tadlock, and Brent Balentine all joined the meeting via Zoom. Michael Hucks and Renee Barber both attended the meeting in person.The board heard from Michael Jenkins about the... READ MORE >
REMEMBER 2020 WITH A YEARBOOK - NOW $40.00 Order by Friday, April 17, 2020. ORDER HERE HELLO, PAYMENT PLANIt’s easy to pay for your yearbook over time with our installment plan of three separate payments* ORDER HERE READ MORE >
Monday marks the day of doing things differently for all schools across Oklahoma. It marks the day when schools turn to a Continuous Learning Plan that will provide learning opportunities to students who are sheltering at home amid the COVID-19 worldwide pandemic. While this is completely new to most of our educators and our students, we at Elmore City-Pernell... READ MORE >
We are so glad to be able to donate our disinfecting wipes and hand sanitizers to Purcell Hospital. Our wonderful custodial staff went through each building and classroom to gather several boxes of items and delivered them today. We are so happy we could help in this time of need.#StayHome #ProudToBeABadger #COVID-19WontBreakUs READ MORE >
Below you find the link to sign up for meals for the week of April 6th. All previous responses have been erased. You must fill out a new request each week so that we know how many meals are needed and are able to get everything needed. If you cannot make it to a pick up site, please contact your child's teacher or email Mrs. Cruz at jcruz@ecpbadgers.com to make... READ MORE >
Hello Badger Families!I wanted to give you all an update of all that has been going on behind the scenes with our administrators, child nutrition, and custodial personnel. We have all been thrown into deep water and are managing to keep afloat, with the help and support coming from our Badger community.The custodial staff at all three sites spent all of Spring... READ MORE >
In an effort to help our amazing cafeteria staff and volunteers to remain as safe as possible and to still serve meals to our Badgers, we will begin serving/delivering meals on a weekly basis on Monday, March 30th. Please take a moment to complete the survey on the link provided below so that we know how many meals to prepare and which delivery places are most... READ MORE >
We have two cafeteria ladies who were in contact with Dr. Jarvis on the 13th or in contact with a family member who was in contact with her on the same day. Out of an over abundance of caution, both have been asked to stay home and to continue their isolation/quarantine until the 30th (two weeks after their potential exposure). We will still have FREE... READ MORE >
With the gracious support of our Child Nutrition team, beginning March 23rd, all children aged 1-18 are welcome to pick up a sack breakfast and sack lunch from the cafeteria. Meals will be served between 10:00am and 11:00am. Students can take both meals at the same time. Meals will be served Monday through Friday from the EAST side of the cafeteria, where the... READ MORE >
While you are home, take a moment to complete the 2020 Census. It can be completed online or on the form you should have received at home. Census numbers help provide money for roads, infrastructure, hospitals, schools and other core services. READ MORE >
I have received a few questions about websites parents can use to help their children continue to learn during our extended break. I have compiled the following list to help our families. This list is in no way complete as there are many options out there, but hopefully it can give you a starting point. I hope to add more resources in the coming days. All... READ MORE >
The OK State Board of Education just voted to close all schools until April 6, 2020. We are working on a plan to possibly serve meals to our students during the shutdown. A survey will go out soon asking about the need for meals for our students. We will continue to monitor the situation. READ MORE >
The Oklahoma State Board of Education is holding an emergency meeting today at 4:00pm to disuss and take possible action on mandatory closure of all Oklahoma public schools or any other measures necessary due to coronavius/COVID-19. It is likely that Oklahoma will follow suit of 35 other states that have called for the complete shutdown of public schools.We will... READ MORE >
Due to today’s announcement, by governor Stitt calling for a State of Emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ALL practices, activities, and facilities are closed until March 23rd, as a precautionary measure for student and faculty safety. Custodial staff will spend the week sanitizing and cleaning all rooms, buildings and busses. Only custodial staff and... READ MORE >
The situation with the COVID-19 pandemic changes by the hour across the state and the nation. The best way to avoid infection is to be practice prevention. Please click on the link below for the latest info on how to prevent infection. ... READ MORE >
At this time, ECP Schools will be open for classes on March 23rd after Spring Break. We will continue to monitor the situation throughout the break and will assess the COVID-19 pandemic as it progresses. Governor Stitt and Superintendent Hofmeister both recommend that schools remain open. If you plan to travel over the break, please use the precautions set forth by... READ MORE >
Earlier this morning, the OSSAA sent out a message saying to cancel all school activities ASAP. At that time we asked our softball team to return from a game and did not allow our track team to travel to their meet. About 30 minutes later the OSSAA sent another message clarifying they were only postponing the Regional and State competitions and that all local games... READ MORE >
Pre-Kindergarten Enrollment for ECP Elementary is scheduled for Thursday, April 2 and Friday, April 3 during regular school hours 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. in the main office. In order to complete the registration, the following information is required: Your Child's State Birth Certificate; Social Security Card; Immunization Record (up-to-date); Proof of Residency; and... READ MORE >
Did you know there are some great things happening at ECP? Did you know that 59% of the class of 2020 is involved in some form of Post Secondary Opportunity? Seniors are enrolled in concurrent college courses, enrolled in courses at MATC, have internships, or are enrolled in our AP Spanish class. Did you know that we have 14 Seniors and 6 Juniors currently... READ MORE >
At the ECP Regular Board meeting on March 9, 2020 at 6:00pm, the Board unanimously approved the consent agenda items, continuing a contract with OKTLE to provide online evaluation services for teachers and administrators, and to continue to use Municipal Accounting Systems for the Student Information System and the District Accounting Software. The Board also... READ MORE >
On February 21, 2020 the 2019 Bonds were sold for 1.85%, a great percentage rate for the district and tax payers. Those bond funds were deposited into an account at BancFirst, which will be the Trust Management Company responsible for issuance of payments for services provided to the District for construction projects. Each month the Superintendent will make a... READ MORE >
ECP library is partnering with the Wynnewood Public Library to offer our MS/HS students access to the Oklahoma Virtual Library using the Libby app. This app will give our students digital access to thousands more books including audio-books! As with any new technology our children use, parental guidance is strongly encouraged. With this access, students will be... READ MORE >
On February 12th, Junior, Reece Conner enlisted with the Army National Guard. Reece will spend the summer in South Carolina for basic training, but will start his regular monthly training exercises in March. Contratulations to Reece and the Conner family! #ProudBadgerMoment #ArmyNationalGuard READ MORE >
During the Special Meeting held Thursday night, the board approved resolutions authorizing leasing and subleasing real property to the Garvin County Educational Facilities Authority for purposes of the 2019 Bond.Additionally, the ECP School Board unanimously voted to hire Freddy Wright and Kristi Drennan for central office support positions. The decision was based... READ MORE >
Both the Middle School Band and the Badger Pride Band will compete at the OSSAA East Central District Contest on March 3rd at Ada High School. Both bands are working toward the goal of earning Superior (1) Ratings. The High School Band is working towards appearing at the OSSAA State Contest for a fifth straight year. With Superiors on stage and in the sight-reading... READ MORE >
Good news! OG&E showed up today to connect power to the power box! We also met with US Alert Security yesterday to get the fire alarms and fire monitoring station set up for the portables. They will also work with the State Fire Marshal's office to ensure all of their permits are submitted. Unfortunately there are rumors going around that the buildings... READ MORE >
Board Meeting Overview for February 11, 2020 Three board members were present: Renee Barber-President; Jasmin Tadlock-Board Clerk; and Brent Balentine-Member. Dave Dellin and Michael Hucks were absent. The meeting was called to order at 6:00pm. Under regular business all items were approved, including going with New Century Photography for next year’s school... READ MORE >
At tonight's special board meeting, the board accepted the resignations of two support employees. We have interim people in place while the application process is ongoing. Anyone wishing to apply for the open positions needs to do so by submitting the required documents and application by Thursday, February 13th at 2:00pm to the administrative office. Document... READ MORE >
Student safety and well-being is our top priority at Elmore City-Pernell. As you may have heard there was an incident at our school. Once we found out about it we immediately reported the matter to the Elmore City Police Department and are cooperating with their investigation. We have also conducted our own investigation into the matter and the support employee... READ MORE >
ECP Staff and Administration would like to give a big shout out to the organizations, businesses, and community members that made a huge donation of food and goodies for our ECP students possible. This generous gift will make our students Christmas Break even brighter. Bags will be sent from the Elementary School and Middle School over the next several school days... READ MORE >
Tonight the ECP bands preformed their annual Christmas program. Once again, they out did themselves. Congratulations on a great concert, Mr. McCleskey and the ECP Band students. READ MORE >
Congratulations to Senior Hayley Lindsey for officially signing with Mid America Christian University (MACU) to play softball while she works toward earning her degree. Hayley has had a successful high school career as a softball and basketball player and most recently as an ECP Cheerleader. We know that Hayley will do great things at MACU! READ MORE >
On Monday, December 9th a group of Mr. Ellison's 5th grade students presented the robots they had build in class. Emalee Duley, Devin Stanley, Cabren Fowler, and Travis Hedgecoth were the first students to complete building their Vex Robot in class and were given the opportunity to present to the ECP Board of Education. The Vex Bots were purchased with a... READ MORE >
ECP Elementary would like to invite everyone to the Annual Elementary Christmas Program on Wednesday, December 18th at 1:30 p.m. in the High School Gymnasium. READ MORE >
ECP Elementary will be hosting the annual Scholastic Book Fair beginning December 2nd-December 6th. The Book Fair will be located in the Elementary Library with shopping hours between 7:45 a.m.-3:15 p.m. All parents are welcome to come shop for their students, please check-in at the office. Family Night will be held Tuesday, December 3rd from 3:00-6:00 p.m. and on... READ MORE >
ECP is excited to host our first MS/HS read-a-thon library fundraiser by going online. Parents of MS/HS students will be able to reach out to friends and family by email, Facebook, and Twitter, instead of going door-to-door, tracking commitments, and handling checks. In the coming days, you will receive an email with a link to your participant's pledge page. You... READ MORE >
Senior Picture Retakes will be Dec. 6 at the High School.Panel Pictures will not be selected until retakes are in.Caps & Gowns....pending information from Balfour. Do Not order online! READ MORE >
SENIOR PARENTS: We have extended the deadline to Friday, Nov. 1. A deposit must be made by 3pm on Nov. 1 for us to reserve your page. READ MORE >
To: Parents of High School Juniors FROM: ECP- Sheila Henry Date: 10/7/19 ECP is communicating with parents of students who will be juniors during the 2019-20 school year. Our school district plans to administer the ACT® test in spring 2020 to eligible juniors as part of the state contract with the Oklahoma State Department of Education and... READ MORE >
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The 100 Block of N. Muse Ave. (From Highway 29 to C Street) will be closed to parking and traffic on Wednesday, Oct. 2nd due to the city digging a waterline trench and pouring cement. On Thursday, Oct. 3rd, N. Muse Ave will be closed from C Street to Curtis Kennedy Drive. MS and HS students should be let off and picked up at the Church of Christ parking lot. We... READ MORE >
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Due to the outstanding success of our Girls' Softball Team (20-7), we must move homecoming from September 27th to October 11th against Rush Springs. This will allow our girls to play in the District Tournament and still be able to participate in all of the Homecoming activities without any distraction. The Homecoming Parade will take place on October 10th at 7pm.... READ MORE >
Busses will run approximately 1 hour later on Late Start Wednesdays. Elementary Breakfast: 8:15am Class Begins: 8:35amMiddle School Breakfast: 8:35am Class Begins: 8:45amHigh School Breakfast: 8:35am Class Begins: 8:45amAny student who needs to be at school at the regular 7:30am time will be supervised by support staff at each campus. READ MORE >
Elmore City-Pernell Schools will implement Late Start Wednesdays (LSWs) beginning October 9th. Late Start Wednesdays will allow for collaboration time for teachers to work on curriculum alignment, discuss teaching strategies, share best practices, and develop interventions that will target specific needs of students. LSWs will help create a professional learning... READ MORE >
Please watch and share. https://vimeo.com/bwaarchitect...Early voting continues today at the Garvin County Courthouse until 6pm. Regular voting happens Tuesday, September 10th from 7am to 7pm at your regular polling place. READ MORE >
During last night’s Bond Information Meeting with the architects from BWA, the question was raised about energy efficiency among the buildings. The architects responded with saying that buildings as old as the high school (63 years old) are far less energy efficient than new construction because of newer energy efficiency codes and requirements compared to older... READ MORE >
Today, as busses were being dismissed, two students were involved in an auto/pedestrian accident. One student was struck in the crosswalk and sustained minor injuries. The student was taken by EMSA to a local hospital to be checked out by medical personnel. ECPD was called and took witness statements. At this time, the driver has not been cited. Please be... READ MORE >
Over the Labor Day weekend, an area resident, posted a social media statement saying, “I also have been told that ECP missed a payment on the MS bond incurring a late fee of $25,000…” No supporting documentation was provided nor was a source named for having said such a statement. In the days since, careful research by current administrators, current and... READ MORE >
Ann Harrel's 6th and 7th Grade Math Classes practiced finding unit rates from grocery store flyers. With real-life skills like these, our kids can help their parents out! READ MORE >
The Elmore City-Pernell Schools will host three separate Bond Election Information Meetings in the ECP High School Gym. The first meeting will be with JC Leonard from Stephen H. McDonald and Associates. He will present information and answer questions specifically about the bonds and financing. The meeting will take place on Wednesday, August 28th at 7:30pm in... READ MORE >
Elmore City - Pernell Schools received a generous donation of school supplies for each campus from First State Bank of Elmore City. These supplies were received by Mrs. Terra Martinez who will distribute them to the schools. Administration and staff would like to thank our First State patrons for their continued support. READ MORE >
Mrs. Angela Sawyer is teaching a new class at the middle school. STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. In this STEAM activity, students created a hoop glider using a 3x5 index card, straw, and tape. Students were challenged to design a hoop glider that would glide as far as possible. This activity addressed the middle school... READ MORE >
Did you know that the federal Free & Reduced School Meal Application is not only about eating in the cafeteria? In addition to providing an opportunity for some of our students to eat a nutritious meal for no-cost or at a significantly-reduced cost, it also generates additional money for our school. For example, the amount of money we receive from the federal... READ MORE >
Sometimes it might be easier to pre-pay for a student's lunch bill rather than having an unexpected bill come up. We want to help you do that buy giving you a price breakdown for each quarter. Student lunches cost $2.75 per day for Full Priced or$.40 for Reduced Price.1st Quarter 8/15-10/16 = 44 days x $2.75 = $121.00 Full ... READ MORE >
Welcome Back Badgers! It was great to see so many new and returning smiling faces this morning as students and teachers made their way into the buildings and classrooms. We have spent the summer getting ready for our students with painting, converting our lighting at the elementary school to LED lights, waxing floors, decorating, and setting up classrooms. ... READ MORE >
Dear ECP Badgers community, Elmore City-Pernell Public School District is thrilled to announce our new app for mobile phones! Stay up-to-datewith access to real-time sports scores, the daily cafeteriamenu, news from administrators, student stories, and evenemergency notifications.You can download the app for free on both Google Play orthe Apple App... READ MORE >
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ALL unpaid lunch bills MUST be paid prior to August 7th or students will NOT be enrolled for the 19-20 school year. Payments can be made online at https://ok.wengage.com/ElmoreC...(call Angela at the MS for a password if you don't have one.) You can also pay in person with cash, check, or money order at the Administration office North of the HS. Thank you. READ MORE >
Today, our Elementary and Middle School students and staff enjoyed a wonderful performance of “The Bremen Town Musicians” by the OU School of Drama. READ MORE >