Collins students participated in many activities to celebrate Native American Heritage Month. We appreciate our JOM aides, tutors, and sponsors for providing this opportunity.
Collins 3rd grade students celebrated Oklahoma's 116th birthday today. Several students performed a short play and then everyone enjoyed cupcakes. Happy Birthday, Oklahoma!
Collins celebrates Native American Week with native dress.
Mrs. Darr’s fourth grade science students learning about circuits.
Mrs. Taff’s class potato experiment.
There will be no Challenge Bowl practice at Collins today November 13th. Practice will resume on Monday, November 27th.
Teachers at Collins working together during professional development on Friday.
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month next week district wide with the following days!
Collins Reads!
Teachers will have a professional day on Friday, November 3. Students will not attend school.
Collins loves art and we appreciate our amazing art teacher.
Mr. Williams' fourth graders learning about classifying rocks.
The Collins staff got into the Red Ribbon Week spirit with a color war and a color luncheon. Everyone had so much fun participating with the students.
Collins students are “Traveling Drug Free”.
The Collins Creative Collaborators Club is working and creating in after school enrichment.
We still have candy money that has not been returned. If you still have candy money out, please turn it in tomorrow.
Next week, October 23-27, is Red Ribbon Week.
Mrs. Stinnett's fifth graders completed a camping unit to receive badges. The students had a great time and learned so much in all their competitions.
Mrs. Root's third graders are learning about voting. The class connected a voting unit to their group reading. They had an election and chose the favorite chocolate bar.
The third grade hallways are filled with robots.
