School Board Appreciation Month!
We want to take a moment to thank our school board members for all you do for our school and community. Your time, dedication, and support make a lasting difference in our schools and in our students' future.
Thank you for all you do!!
Senior Night is February 5th, starting at 5:30 pm. Basketball games against Altus JV will begin at 6:00 pm.
Singing Valentine order forms are being sent out. Please have them returned by February 11th.
Join us tonight at the JH Basketball games to see our 3rd-6th grade students playing the bucket drums at halftime! 3rd and 4th grade will play at halftime of the girls game at 6 pm, and 5th and 6th grade will play at halftime of the boys game at 7 pm!
All students who ride the Hanger 36 bus route will need to be picked up at the movie theater this Wednesday afternoon (Jan 28), as well as dropped off there on Thursday morning (Jan 29). Unless notified, all other bus routes will run as normal.
Updated Tri-County HS basketball bracket.
Navajo will have a 10AM start on Wednesday, January 28th. We will run 2 buses to the Movie Theater for a 9:30 pickup and 2 buses to Martha Road Baptist church for a 9:30 pickup. There will also be a bus for pickup at Ducks Corner at 9:30. If you are a bus rider and don’t live on Friendship Road, 210, or Racetrack Road, you will need to go to one of those 3 stops. If you are unable to make it to school due to road conditions, please call the school. All buses will run their normal routes after school.
Navajo Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27, 2026. There will be no distance learning, and all school activities for the day will be canceled.
Due to inclement weather and road conditions, Navajo Public Schools will have a distance learning day tomorrow, Monday, January 26, 2026. All games scheduled in Granite, along with the blood drive, will be rescheduled.
Navajo Public Schools will have a virtual learning day tomorrow, Monday, January 26, 2026
Games in Granite and the Blood Drive will be rescheduled.
Games in Granite and the Blood Drive will be rescheduled.
Warming Station Information
Warming Station and Overnight Shelter Information
The City of Altus, in coordination with community partners, will open a Warming Station and Overnight Emergency Shelter due to extreme cold conditions.
Warming Station
📍 Altus Community Center
Friday, January 23
🕛 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Saturday-Sunday, January 24-25
🕛 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
The Warming Station is a safe, heated location for anyone needing relief from the cold. Individuals may arrive at any time during operating hours.
Overnight Emergency Shelter
📍 Hangar 36
🗓 Friday through Sunday, January 23 to 25
🕗 8:00 PM to 8:00 AM
Transportation
Transportation will be provided from the Altus Community Center to the Overnight Shelter.
• Bus service begins at 7:30 PM each evening
• Individuals may wait inside the Warming Station until boarding
What to Know
• No ID required
• Open to individuals, families, etc
• Cots and blankets are provided
• Do not need to bring bedding
• Hot evening meals are provided
• Breakfast items are being accepted through donations
• Pets allowed
https://www.altusok.gov/o/coa/page/warmingstation
Warming Station and Overnight Shelter Information
The City of Altus, in coordination with community partners, will open a Warming Station and Overnight Emergency Shelter due to extreme cold conditions.
Warming Station
📍 Altus Community Center
Friday, January 23
🕛 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Saturday-Sunday, January 24-25
🕛 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
The Warming Station is a safe, heated location for anyone needing relief from the cold. Individuals may arrive at any time during operating hours.
Overnight Emergency Shelter
📍 Hangar 36
🗓 Friday through Sunday, January 23 to 25
🕗 8:00 PM to 8:00 AM
Transportation
Transportation will be provided from the Altus Community Center to the Overnight Shelter.
• Bus service begins at 7:30 PM each evening
• Individuals may wait inside the Warming Station until boarding
What to Know
• No ID required
• Open to individuals, families, etc
• Cots and blankets are provided
• Do not need to bring bedding
• Hot evening meals are provided
• Breakfast items are being accepted through donations
• Pets allowed
https://www.altusok.gov/o/coa/page/warmingstation
Due to the predicted inclement weather, Navajo Public Schools will have a Virtual Learning Day tomorrow, Friday, January 23rd.
Tri-County Tournament games scheduled for tomorrow, Friday, January 23rd, will now be moved to Saturday, January 31st, at the same planned times.
Navajo Public Schools will have a Virtual Learning Day tomorrow, Friday, January 23rd. Stay warm and safe, everyone!
With the extreme cold weather moving in, the City of Altus has organized a warming station and an overnight emergency station through the weekend for those who are in need.
Updated Tri-County High School Tournament bracket.
Navajo Elementary Ambassadors would like to say CONGRATULATIONS to our Elementary Teacher of the week, Mrs. Courtney!
Mrs. Courtney has done OT for 11 years total and at Navajo for 5 years. Her favorite part about Navajo is how the community has welcomed her and how much support is given to the therapy students.
Mrs. Courtney received a White Buffalo gift card donated by Brenna Coats and will have a sign displayed outside her classroom for a week! Thank you for all you do! WE APPRECIATE YOU! GO TRIBE! ❤️🖤🤍
Mrs. Courtney has done OT for 11 years total and at Navajo for 5 years. Her favorite part about Navajo is how the community has welcomed her and how much support is given to the therapy students.
Mrs. Courtney received a White Buffalo gift card donated by Brenna Coats and will have a sign displayed outside her classroom for a week! Thank you for all you do! WE APPRECIATE YOU! GO TRIBE! ❤️🖤🤍
Thank you to everyone who donated food to support the Southwest Oklahoma Community Action Group, Community Cupboard during Homecoming Week.
Our classes brought in over 4,500 food items, with the 7th and 10th grades leading the way, each donating more than 1,500 items.
Pictured are some of our 7th graders who helped carry out the donations. We are proud of our students for making a difference! ❤️
Our classes brought in over 4,500 food items, with the 7th and 10th grades leading the way, each donating more than 1,500 items.
Pictured are some of our 7th graders who helped carry out the donations. We are proud of our students for making a difference! ❤️
Navajo Elementary Ambassadors would like to say CONGRATULATIONS to our Elementary Teacher of the week, Mrs. Jackson!
Mrs. Jackson has done Speech Pathology for a total of 24 years, with 13 of those years at Navajo. Her favorite part about Navajo is that it has given her a home to love and serve her speech students.
Mrs. Jackson received a White Buffalo gift card donated by Brenna Coats and will have a sign displayed outside her classroom for a week! Thank you for all you do! WE APPRECIATE YOU! GO TRIBE! ❤️🖤🤍
Mrs. Jackson has done Speech Pathology for a total of 24 years, with 13 of those years at Navajo. Her favorite part about Navajo is that it has given her a home to love and serve her speech students.
Mrs. Jackson received a White Buffalo gift card donated by Brenna Coats and will have a sign displayed outside her classroom for a week! Thank you for all you do! WE APPRECIATE YOU! GO TRIBE! ❤️🖤🤍
Navajo Public Schools had a fire alarm go off this morning at approximately 8:05 in the Elementary Building. We evacuated the building and after further investigation found out it was a false alarm. Classes have resumed at this time.