URGENT ANNOUNCEMENT:
Good Morning, This is Lori Simpson, superintendent of your child’s school. Due to increasing numbers of covid-19 isolations and quarantines among students and staff, Tonkawa Public Schools will transition to distance learning beginning Monday, January 11.Chromebooks will be sent home with students today in preparation for classes beginning Monday. Students will sign into google classroom to receive instruction from their teachers. Tonkawa Public Schools will continue distance learning for two consecutive weeks ending Friday, January 22. Students will return to school on Monday, January 25th for in person instruction. We apologize for any inconvenience this has created. The goal of TPS is to secure the health and well-being of students and staff. We feel this action is necessary to meet our goal. Please continue to follow safety protocols. Wear a mask, wash your hands,and keep your distance.If you have questions concerning distance learning, don’t hesitate to call the TPS Central Office at 580-628-3597. Thanks for your support of Tonkawa Public Schools. Stay safe and healthy.
Welcome to Tonkawa Public Schools
Home of the Buccaneers
MISSION OF TONKAWA SCHOOL DISTRICT
The education of its students is the primary objective of this district. Education is both a right and a privilege and all students attending this school are entitled to grow intellectually, morally and physically into self-sufficient citizens who contribute to our democratic society. The mission of Tonkawa Public School District is to provide a learning environment that respects the individual needs of its students and helps them to reach their full potential. Tonkawa Board of Education is responsible on behalf of the people of this district to establish, maintain and continually improve the public schools.
Representing the citizens of this school district, the board will provide a cohesive plan of resources to assure that all children graduate, with abilities to read, think and communicate, as productive citizens in the twenty-first century. The board will involve the Oklahoma State Department of Education, other educational agencies, and citizens, teachers, and students of the district in pursuit of these long-range goals and activities.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
