It is with great sorrow that Webbers Falls School shares the passing of our beloved custodian, Joella Helvy, also known as Grandma Jo. The funeral will be held at our Event Center on Tuesday, April 7th at 11:00 a.m. To allow our school and community to attend, we will be transitioning to a virtual learning day on Tuesday, April 7th. Joella was a valued member of our school family and her dedication and kindness will be deeply missed. The impact that Joella made in young people's lives was immeasurable. We appreciate your understanding and ask you keep her family and friends in your prayers during this difficult time.
The Jeannine Rainbolt College of Education (JRCoE) at The University of Oklahoma is currently accepting applications for our Find Your Future summer education camp. This program is a wonderful way for rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors to learn more about the world of education and what it takes to become a teacher—all at NO COST to them!
Camp Details:
Dates: May 27-30, 2026
Location: University of Oklahoma, Norman campus
Cost: Absolutely FREE (Meals and overnight accommodations provided)
Who’s Eligible: Rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors
Deadline to apply: April 30 or until spots are filled (50 available spots)
Find Your Future is designed to recruit and prepare high school students who are passionate about education. They’ll stay in the dorms, enjoy meals, and participate in engaging activities that will inspire them to think about their futures as educators. The camp also gives them a chance to reflect on their own educational experiences and learn about the ways they can make a difference in the world of education.
If you know a student who might be interested, encourage them to apply! The application portal is now open, and students can learn more and apply at: bit.ly/FYFCamp
Camp Details:
Dates: May 27-30, 2026
Location: University of Oklahoma, Norman campus
Cost: Absolutely FREE (Meals and overnight accommodations provided)
Who’s Eligible: Rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors
Deadline to apply: April 30 or until spots are filled (50 available spots)
Find Your Future is designed to recruit and prepare high school students who are passionate about education. They’ll stay in the dorms, enjoy meals, and participate in engaging activities that will inspire them to think about their futures as educators. The camp also gives them a chance to reflect on their own educational experiences and learn about the ways they can make a difference in the world of education.
If you know a student who might be interested, encourage them to apply! The application portal is now open, and students can learn more and apply at: bit.ly/FYFCamp
Tuesdays Muskogee Art Guild offers an art class in Muskogee from 3-6. Mrs. Johnson transports students ages 12+ so see her if interested.
Lareena Coffman entered a drawing contest through the Oklahoma Aquarium with the help of the Muskogee Art Guild. Her drawing won and the Aquarium made stickers of it!! Huge congratulations to Lareena!!
We are getting closer and closer to the end of the school year, and that means we are entering the busiest time of the year! Let's finish strong Warriors!
The GT/ELL field trip to Crystal Bridges Art Museum, on Wednesday, March 25th, was fascinating. So many different types of art, both inside and out. Thank you Mrs. Johnson for planning this trip and Coach Simeroth for driving.
We will be hosting our school's baseball and softball tournaments this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Middle school and high school classes will be released only to attend the games our athletes will be competing in. Students will not be released to attend the entire tournament. If a students wants to attend any other games of the tournament, a parent must come to the school to check out the student and accompany the student to the game. Students who are checked out will receive an unexcused absence. Phone calls by parents for check outs are not permitted per school policy. Concessions will be available.
Parents of 11th grade students. Just a reminder that all 11th grade students will be participating in the state required testing beginning next week. They will take the ACT on Tuesday, March 31st at 8:00 am. Since these tests are a requirement for graduation please make sure that they are at school before 8:00 am. Protocol for administering the ACT is very rigid and late comers may not be allowed to enter the testing session . A light breakfast will be provided before the test, and a snack will be provided during the break. Students will not be able to eat lunch until the test is completed, so upon completion of the test, students will be allowed to leave campus for an extended lunch. Permission slips were given to the students and must be returned before students will be allowed to leave campus. 11th grade students will take the CCRA Science and History tests on Wednesday, April 1st and Thursday, April 2nd beginning both days at 8:00 am. Both of these test will be over before lunch, so extended lunches are not offered for Wednesday or Thursday. For any questions or concerns please contact rmills@webbersfalls.k12.ok.us or (918)464-2334 ext. 107.
Pre-K Enrollment information for the 2026-2027 school year.
We hope everyone is excited to be back in school tomorrow! The last 9 weeks is always packed full of activities. Here is what is happening this week. Let's have a great week Warriors!
Volunteer opportunities for Wednesday and Thursday included painting the walls, picking up trash, and 'helping' with basketball camp. Great Job to all.
DAVID, the movie, is coming to Webbers Falls! FCA will be showing this movie after school on Friday, March 27 in the gym at 3:30. Cost is $5 and concessions will be sold. All ages welcome.
FCA families, please send donations for concessions to Mrs Johnson. Also, let her know if you can help supervise or work concessions.
Thank you all for your support.
Today's volunteer opportunity was helping at the Muskogee Library. Thanks to Bella, Tiffany, and Codey for helping.
Here are this week's events. Enjoy Spring Break!
Here are this week's events.
Charlee, Brendell, DJ, and Easton traveled to Joplin with YVC to help clean up a conservation area. It was cold, and it was work, but they learned a lot and even had some fun. Come see Mrs Johnson to explore more volunteer opportunities. There are so many...even over spring break!
Baseball shirt and gear orders will be due next Tuesday, March 10th! Order forms are available at the school, or you can print one off from this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1isLhQhMUjliOhqzhSlaqPqD3ld2oYM4P/view?usp=sharing
Congratulations to the Webbers Falls Spelling Bee Winners!! They will be going to the Eastern Oklahoma Spelling Bee in Muskogee on April 24th.
1st Place-Andi Baker
2nd Place- Ariah Bechtel
3rd Place-Mason Hunt
4th Place-Hindler Shanks
On March 5th, Colton Lester, Tahlulah Brown, Rose Jones, and Charlee Swearingen traveled to Connors State College to compete in the Interscholastic Competition. These students worked hard! Charlee placed in World Geography (2nd place), World History (3rd place), and Vocabulary (2nd place). Great Job Warriors! They will travel to Carl Albert on March 10th for their next competition.
