Track will no longer go to the Choctaw track meet today due to the threat of severe weather.
We are excited to announce that the Grand March will proceed as scheduled at the Marland Mansion this evening. The event will begin promptly at 6:00 PM.
Students participating in the Grand March should plan to arrive and begin check-in at 5:00 PM.
We look forward to a great evening celebrating our students. Thank you for your support!
Applications for next school year’s virtual program are now available. Forms may be picked up at the Enrollment/Testing Center or at Wildcat Academy.
Please note: Students who have not previously been successful in the virtual program will not be eligible to enroll again.
Please note: Students who have not previously been successful in the virtual program will not be eligible to enroll again.
Baseball update! Tonight's home baseball game has been canceled due to weather.
Schedule Update – Soccer in Stillwater
Today’s soccer games in Stillwater have been moved up.
Girls will now begin at 3:00 PM
Boys will begin at 5:00 PM
Today’s soccer games in Stillwater have been moved up.
Girls will now begin at 3:00 PM
Boys will begin at 5:00 PM
All Juniors on the Po-Hi campus, Virtual students, Wildcat Academy students, and SHARE students will take the three state-required tests this April.
On April 15, 2026, Juniors will take the Science content test and the US History test.
All Seniors will meet on Wednesday at City Central for their Career Day. Freshmen and Sophomores are on Distance Learning for Wednesday.
Juniors who attend the Po-Hi campus and Virtual Juniors will test at Po-Hi.
Wildcat Academy and SHARE Juniors will test at Wildcat Academy.
THESE TESTS ARE REQUIRED BY THE STATE FOR GRADUATION. It is important for Juniors to take each of the tests on the scheduled day.
Testing room rosters are posted outside each of the Junior English classrooms and the Business Office.
On test day:
Report to test rooms by 7:45 AM.
Bring your Chromebook, charging cord, calculator, and a picture ID (school ID or driver's license).
Testing will end about 11:45/12:00--students will be released for the rest of the day once all testing is completed.
Lunch will be served as usual following the testing sessions.
Buses will run at the usual times before and after school. Students who need to ride the bus home will hang out in the Commons after testing.
Remember that choices you make today give you more options for what you want to do after high school. Do your best on the test!
For questions about Junior testing, contact Ms. Easley at easleb@pcps.us. For questions about the Senior Career Day, contact Ms. Fisher at fishec@pcps.us.
On April 15, 2026, Juniors will take the Science content test and the US History test.
All Seniors will meet on Wednesday at City Central for their Career Day. Freshmen and Sophomores are on Distance Learning for Wednesday.
Juniors who attend the Po-Hi campus and Virtual Juniors will test at Po-Hi.
Wildcat Academy and SHARE Juniors will test at Wildcat Academy.
THESE TESTS ARE REQUIRED BY THE STATE FOR GRADUATION. It is important for Juniors to take each of the tests on the scheduled day.
Testing room rosters are posted outside each of the Junior English classrooms and the Business Office.
On test day:
Report to test rooms by 7:45 AM.
Bring your Chromebook, charging cord, calculator, and a picture ID (school ID or driver's license).
Testing will end about 11:45/12:00--students will be released for the rest of the day once all testing is completed.
Lunch will be served as usual following the testing sessions.
Buses will run at the usual times before and after school. Students who need to ride the bus home will hang out in the Commons after testing.
Remember that choices you make today give you more options for what you want to do after high school. Do your best on the test!
For questions about Junior testing, contact Ms. Easley at easleb@pcps.us. For questions about the Senior Career Day, contact Ms. Fisher at fishec@pcps.us.
Those Juniors (and a few Seniors) who missed the state-mandated ACT last Wednesday have been rescheduled into a make-up test day on Tuesday, April 14 in room F104 or F103.
The roster is posted outside of the business office and all of the Junior English classrooms.
On test day:
Report to test rooms by 7:45 AM.
Bring your Chromebook, charging cord, calculator, and a picture ID (school ID or driver's license).
Testing will end about 12:30--students will be released back to class once all testing is completed.
Remember that choices you make today give you more options for what you want to do after high school. Do your best on the test!
For questions about Junior testing, contact Ms. Easley at easleb@pcps.us.
The roster is posted outside of the business office and all of the Junior English classrooms.
On test day:
Report to test rooms by 7:45 AM.
Bring your Chromebook, charging cord, calculator, and a picture ID (school ID or driver's license).
Testing will end about 12:30--students will be released back to class once all testing is completed.
Remember that choices you make today give you more options for what you want to do after high school. Do your best on the test!
For questions about Junior testing, contact Ms. Easley at easleb@pcps.us.
PCPS has identified the cause of the internet outage. A crew from Oklahoma City will be on site first thing tomorrow morning to make repairs, and we expect internet and phone service to be restored by lunchtime. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your continued patience.
There is a district wide internet outage. If you need to get a message to your student please visit their site. Thank you for your patience and understanding!
We want to hear from you! PCPS is launching a district-wide survey for parents, students, staff, and community members to help shape our five-year strategic plan. Please share your feedback by completing the survey by March 6.
Wildcat Theatre Company presents The Witch’s Princess by Don Zolidis.
Performances will be held Friday, February 27, at 7:00 p.m.; Saturday, February 28, at 7:00 p.m.; and Sunday, March 1, at 2:00 p.m. in the Howell Auditorium at Ponca City High School.
Ticket prices: Students $5; Adults $10.
Performances will be held Friday, February 27, at 7:00 p.m.; Saturday, February 28, at 7:00 p.m.; and Sunday, March 1, at 2:00 p.m. in the Howell Auditorium at Ponca City High School.
Ticket prices: Students $5; Adults $10.
On Tuesday, Jan. 27, PCPS will shift to a Virtual Learning Day.
Packets were sent home with elementary students last week. Secondary students can check Google classroom for assignments.
All activities have been canceled.
Packets were sent home with elementary students last week. Secondary students can check Google classroom for assignments.
All activities have been canceled.
School is cancelled tomorrow, January 26, due to winter weather and unsafe travel conditions. All after school activities are cancelled as well.
Stay warm and safe, Wildcats!
Stay warm and safe, Wildcats!
PCPS will be in session on Friday, 1/23. Please continue to monitor the district’s social media, website/app, and local news media in case winter weather intensifies.
All Friday evening and weekend activities have been canceled, including Cat Care.
The district will continue to monitor weather conditions, and a decision regarding Monday’s schedule will be made as early as possible.
Thank you for staying informed and weather aware.
All Friday evening and weekend activities have been canceled, including Cat Care.
The district will continue to monitor weather conditions, and a decision regarding Monday’s schedule will be made as early as possible.
Thank you for staying informed and weather aware.
Ponca City Public Schools hosted the Red Carpet Honor Band on Saturday, January 10, bringing together more than 300 band students representing 38 schools across northwest Oklahoma. Students gathered for rehearsals on Friday and performed in a concert on Saturday. This event was one of the largest ever held in the PCPS Concert Hall, utilizing all classrooms included in the most recent building expansion.
Ponca City had 32 students representing PCPS. Students are selected to perform in the Red Carpet Honor Band through a competitive audition process, making it an exceptional opportunity to participate in one of the three performing ensembles.
Many band directors and Red Carpet Board members expressed appreciation for the PCPS facilities, event organization, and the hospitality of everyone involved. Thank you to the Instrumental Music Parents Association, student and parent volunteers, PCPS Instrumental Music staff, Julie Lawrence, Concert Hall Coordinator, and district administration for their support in making this event possible.
Ponca City had 32 students representing PCPS. Students are selected to perform in the Red Carpet Honor Band through a competitive audition process, making it an exceptional opportunity to participate in one of the three performing ensembles.
Many band directors and Red Carpet Board members expressed appreciation for the PCPS facilities, event organization, and the hospitality of everyone involved. Thank you to the Instrumental Music Parents Association, student and parent volunteers, PCPS Instrumental Music staff, Julie Lawrence, Concert Hall Coordinator, and district administration for their support in making this event possible.
Wildcat Academy will begin accepting applications for the spring semester on November 17. Interested students can pick up an application at the Academy, seats are limited!
At the October Board of Education meeting, these outstanding individuals were recognized for their contributions to Ponca City Public Schools. Pictured (left to right) are Caitlyn Clark, Friend of Education; Shanna Fezer, Support Employee of the Month; and Rachel Didlake, Certified Employee of the Month. Congratulations to each of these deserving recipients!
Congratulations to Mrs. Soutter, Pre-K teacher at Trout Elementary, who was recognized by ConocoPhillips as the district’s ST Math Teacher of the Month!
Her students have already completed 38% of their ST Math journey progress, the highest in the school. Many have earned their 25% certificates and are already working toward their next milestone.
Her students have already completed 38% of their ST Math journey progress, the highest in the school. Many have earned their 25% certificates and are already working toward their next milestone.
Come see the PoHi Chorale, Una Voce, and Middle School choirs at their fall concert at 7:00 pm on Thursday, October 2, in the PoHi Concert Hall.
This program journeys across the world in song, featuring pieces such as Muhona by Cedrick Howoseb, Evocation by Hye-Young Cho, Cherokee Morning Song by Michael Yannette, and more.
Doors open at 6:40 pm and admission is free!
This program journeys across the world in song, featuring pieces such as Muhona by Cedrick Howoseb, Evocation by Hye-Young Cho, Cherokee Morning Song by Michael Yannette, and more.
Doors open at 6:40 pm and admission is free!
Mini Cheer is coming up! Check out the graphic for more information!
