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Texhoma Choir comes home with GOLD!!!

WAY TO SING YOUR HEARTS OUT TEXHOMA CHOIR!!!
Mrs. McGlasson and her choir students traveled to Guymon today for the District Choir Competition and came home with GOLD!!!
Texhoma Choir students are bringing home 94 gold medals and ALL choir students made it to STATE!!! We are so proud of our students and Mrs. McGlasson for all of their hard work.
A special THANK YOU to Diana Ellis for sharing your talent and time and playing the piano for our students!
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Open House Wednesday, February 18th from 3:30-6:30!

Come and join us Wednesday evening and check out all of the exciting changes happening on campus! Don't forget to check in with your student's teacher and grab dinner provided by Prestage Farms Texhoma!!!
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Happy National School Counseling Week!!!

This week, we want to give a huge THANK YOU to our school counselor Mrs. Kambri Harland for the incredible work she does every single day. From supporting students' academic success to helping with social and emotional needs, our counselor plays a vital role in helping our students grow, succeed, and feel supported.

We are so grateful for the compassion, commitment, and heart you bring to our school community. Thank you for always being there for our students and staff!
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Mission

The mission of the Texhoma Public Schools is to foster personal characteristics in our students that include not only the accumulation of knowledge and development of skills, but also the development of attitudes, ideals and understandings that are commensurate with a moral and democratic society. To accomplish this, the school will offer a curriculum with co-curricular activities that meets the needs of the students and provides for a “Student Centered” instructional atmosphere that will give each student the opportunity to achieve his or her potential to master the “Oklahoma Academic Standards”.