
Kicking off Homecoming Week 2026!
It's Monday and Surfs Up at the high school. Our Tigers are showing their school spirit, swimming through the halls in beach day wear. It's a Pryor tradition to have a week of dress-up days celebrating HOCO, and this year, Tigers from across the District teamed up to choose dress-up day themes that work for all our Tigers. Share your Tigers' dress-up Surfs Up pictures in the comments.










Kicking off Homecoming Week 2026!
It's Monday and Surfs Up at the high school. Our Tigers are showing their school spirit, swimming through the halls in beach day wear. It's a Pryor tradition to have a week of dress-up days celebrating HOCO, and this year, Tigers from across the District teamed up to choose dress-up day themes that work for all our Tigers. Share your Tigers' dress-up Surfs Up pictures in the comments.










Roosevelt Trading Cards are back for season two, and our Tigers are completing challenges, collecting new cards, and following fair-trading guidelines as they work toward this year’s newest category—legendary!
Read the full story below to see how Roosevelt Tigers are getting in the game!







Pryor Public Schools invites school groups, athletic teams, clubs, businesses, churches, community organizations, families, and more to join this year’s Homecoming Parade!
Enter a float, decorated vehicle, walking group, or another creative community entry. There is no entry fee!
📅 Thursday, September 24
⏰ 6:30 p.m.
Interested in participating? Please register by Thursday, September 17, so we can add your group or organization to the parade lineup.
To sign up or request more information, contact:
Julie Osburn
osburnj@pryorschools.org
PHS Principal Steven Goss
gosss@pryorschools.org
Pryor High School
918-825-2340
Come show your Tiger Pride and celebrate Homecoming with us!
Tradition. Community. Tiger Pride.


Pryor High School football players joined our younger Tigers at Jefferson Elementary this morning to help raise the Stars and Stripes.
Tigers leading Tigers!


If your child comes to school after a difficult night, morning, or weekend, text or email “Handle with Care” along with your child’s name and school. No details will be requested. We will discreetly notify their teachers that your child may need extra time, patience, or support.
Chris Brown, LCSW
918-892-2546
brownc@pryorschools.org
Paula Cantrell, MSW
918-803-0285
cantrellp@pryorschools.org
You may also contact your child’s school counselor.

Mrs. Cole’s students are already hard at work exploring, creating, and learning! This week, students are diving into Claymation projects, SCRATCH coding, Fischertechnik mechanics bridge building, and Lux Blox creations. We can’t wait to see all of the hands-on STEM activities and innovative projects that take place in this exciting new space!








We are currently experiencing an issue with the Canvas Parent Portal that is preventing some parents from logging in. We are aware of the issue and are working to resolve it as quickly as possible.
We appreciate your patience and understanding. We will provide an update as soon as the issue has been resolved.
Thank you,
Pryor Public Schools

Do you have reserved seating for the upcoming Pryor Tiger football season?
Have questions about purchasing activity passes on GoFan.co?
We’ve got you covered!
Join us for our Getting to Know GoFan class and learn how to:
Purchase tickets and activity passes
Access your digital tickets at the gate
Transfer tickets
Navigate GoFan with confidence
Two class times available:
August 20
10:00–11:00 a.m.
6:00–7:00 p.m.
Education Service Center Boardroom
405 SW 1st Street
We hope to see you there!

Students will be bringing home Tiger PRIDE AfterSchool Club sign-up sheets today! Club spots are limited, so be sure to sign up early to help secure your student’s spot.
📣 Middle School families: Your Tiger PRIDE AfterSchool Club sign-up forms will go home Monday, August 17.
We’re excited for another great year of Tiger PRIDE AfterSchool Clubs!

Reading has its rewards! Just ask a Roosevelt Tiger. 🐯📚
Back in January, Roosevelt students participated in the annual Read-A-Thon, earning prizes for reaching different reading and fundraising goals.
One of the most memorable rewards? Silly stringing the principals!
Students who raised at least $250 earned the chance to spray Mr. Bradshaw, while students who read at least 250 minutes got to spray Ms. Willyard. That explains why Mr. Willyard ended up with WAY more silly string than Mr. B!
But don’t worry… we have a plan to even things out next year!









Roosevelt Elementary is heating up the chart with Pryor Middle School closing the gap!
Registration for the 2026 2027 school year is warming up. We’re tracking returning student registration verification by campus, and every completed update helps your school move closer to 100%.
Tiger Families, your campus is counting on you; log in to the Infinite Campus Parent Portal and complete your student’s 2026–2027 Annual Registration Update today.











Pryor High School Choir hit all the right notes at State! 🎶
Last Friday, April 24th, Pryor High School Choir had a very successful day at OSSAA State Solo/Ensemble contest!
Wearing the blue and gold with pride, our Tigers brought home Superior and Excellent ratings in solos, duets, a trio, and ensembles.
Help us celebrate these talented vocalists and see the full list of honorees on our website!
#WeArePryor



Tuesday (4/21): Tri at Union-Union JV, Wagoner and Pryor
*Boys: Won 11 out of 14 matches
*Girls: Won 12 out of 14 matches
Wednesday (4/22): Boys Barnyard Brawl (Hosted by Riverfield) Results-Team Runner Up
*1 Single-Tai Nguyen (3rd)
*1 Doubles-Tyler Hays & Bo Martin (2nd)
*2 Singles-Deacon Fannin (3rd)
*2 Doubles-Blake Hurst & Carson Joice (2nd)
Friday (4/24): Girls Barnyard Brawl (Hosted by Riverfield) Results-Team Runner Up
*1Singles-Lily Holman (2nd)
*2 Singles-Abby Martin (2nd)
*1 Doubles-Norah Joice & Izzy Martin (2nd)
*2 Doubles-Peyten Decker & Makenzie Vivion (3rd)









