Sign up for the blood drive! Contact Mrs. Brinkley.
Please do not forget, if you have pictures for the Veteran's Day Assembly slide presentation, they MUST be emailed by Nov. 1 to mjordan@quintonschools.com
Please include: their name, rank, branch of service and how they are connected to Quinton/QPS.
Don't forget to dress up this week for Homecoming.
Ever thought about substitute teaching? We are in need of people to substitute at Quinton Public Schools. Please contact us if you are interested. 918-469-3313 918-469-3309 918-469-3100.
Congratulations to the Quinton High School Marching Band for their superior rating at contest today and to Ashlynn Franklin and Makailynn Gragg for making All-Region Cheerleader.
If you have pictures for the slide show for our Veteran's Day assembly, they MUST be emailed by Nov. 1st to mjordan@quintonschools.com
You must include their name, branch and how they connect to Quinton Public Schools. We are not accepting hard copies of pictures to scan in.
At last night's football game there was a potential incident outside of the stadium. Quinton police reacted immediately and are investigating. We always consider the safety of our students, fans and visitors and want to reassure everyone that is our upmost priority.
The JH Football game scheduled for Tuesday, October 12th,at Arkoma has been cancelled.
Big things at Quinton. On Friday the Savages traveled to Webbers Falls for the first district football game of the year. The Savages defeated 5-0 Webbers Falls 38-20 to go to 1-0 in district play. The band won the 2A division of the Holdenville marching band contest on Saturday. That allowed them to compete for the overall title. They did very well and beat some much larger bands. Also, on Saturday the 5/6 Lady Savages were runner-up in the Quinton Elementary basketball tournament. Please make sure to give all of those mentioned a big shout out.
The HS football game at Webbers on Friday, Oct. 8th is their Pink Out. They are asking our fans to wear pink as well. They will also be proving hotdogs, s'mores and pop from 5-6:30.
The Homecoming game that was scheduled for October 29th has been moved to Thursday, October 28th.
ASVAB is open to all students grade 10-12.
Date: Oct. 6
Time: 8:15
Location: Methodist Church
Pink Out shirt order forms are due today!!!
The JH Football game scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 28th has been cancelled.
Quinton Public Schools will have the Indian Ed/JOM meeting on Wednesday, October 6 at 3:00pm. in the High School Library. We apologize for any inconvenience but we are trying to fit as many schedules as possible.
Kickoff for Friday night's game at Caddo will be at 7:30.
Just a reminder that Pink Out order forms are due Sept. 30th.
Patrons of Quinton School,
We will have to shut water off tomorrow for repairs. . We will need to go Distance Learning for Thursday. Hopefully repairs can be completed tomorrow and we will be good to go for Monday. Sorry for the late notice but we did had no way to anticipate this issue. Teachers will be at school and will be able to provide Distance Learning materials and we will still have Parent/Teacher conferences as scheduled. Please remember there is NO Virtual Friday this week. Thank you for your understanding.
Patrons of Quinton Public Schools: Some of you are probably aware of the latest, popular TikTok challenge where students vandalize and/or steal school property and film themselves while doing so. Unfortunately, Quinton Schools are not immune. This flagrant disregard is not only costly to repair/replace but it is illegal. Consequences will be severe. Quinton Schools will pursue all legal remedies for the illegal acts, including law enforcement involvement. Please talk to your children about this challenge and report any information to the school.
Patrons of the Quinton School District,
Thank you for taking part in one of the most important duties we have as citizens of our great nation. Voting is the bedrock of how our country functions. This is a great teaching moment for us to share with all of our students. Find something you believe in and be passionate about it. Put in the time and effort to research, find facts, compare and then make an informed decision. To everyone who put in so much work on the bond election; I want to say you have my thanks. No matter the outcome we will continue to do our very best for our students. (Yes, we consider them all ours also). Nothing has changed in that regard. Hopefully we will strive to work together to achieve all we can for these young people. I know we all agree they deserve the best we can give them.
Todd Wilson
Quinton Schools Superintendent