Special Education Notice
Notice to Former Special Education Students:
Records Pickup Opportunity
In accordance with the Oklahoma State Department of Education Special Education Policies and Procedures, Clayton Public Schools is providing the opportunity for former students who received special education services to obtain their records before they are scheduled for destruction.
If you graduated, exited, or aged out of special education services during your or before the 2020-2021 school year, you may pick up your records. These records may be useful for future educational, vocational, or personal purposes.
All records must be called for by May 14,2026. After this date records will be permanently destroyed.
To request records please contact:
Sharona McDaniel
High school special education
918-569-4156
Smcdaniel@clayton.k12.ok.us
A valid photo ID is required for pickup. Records can only be released to the former student or their legal guardian unless written consent is provided.
5 months ago, Clayton Public School
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K & 8th Grade Graduations will be on May 12, @6PM in the Gym. Senior graduation will be on May 16, @10 AM in the Gym.
5 months ago, Clayton Public School
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April 30th - Our phones and Internet are currently down due to area outage.
5 months ago, Clayton Public School
Scholarship Announcement The Vaughn Pugh Memorial Scholarship is now available for Ag students. Applications can be picked up in the school office. Completed applications can be returned to the high school office. The deadline to apply is May 7, 2026.
5 months ago, Jerri Dawn Dennis
Those interested in Summer baseball league or sponsoring it, please contact Will James. See flyer for more info.
5 months ago, Clayton Public School
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Parents/Students: It is time to return books back to the library. Deadline May 11th!
5 months ago, Clayton Public School
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Title VI meeting in the Clayton Elementary Office @12:00 p.m, Monday the 4th of May 2026
5 months ago, Clayton Public School
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Western Day – May 1st
Clayton, Nashoba & Tuskahoma P3–8th grade students—wear your best Western gear on Friday, May 1st to get ready for the Clayton FFA Open Rodeo!

-Every student will receive ONE FREE rodeo ticket
-Kids 5 & under get in FREE

Join the fun, show your Western style, and support our Clayton FFA!
5 months ago, Amy Payne
2026 Western Dress Day
PROM 2026 - a few pictures until the professional ones are in. Many thanks to all who helped: Dr. Gore, Mrs. McDaniel, Mr. Singleterry, Teresa Dunham, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, students Bonnie, Bryson, and Billy.
6 months ago, Clayton Public Schools
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Come out and have fun with us at our annual FFA open Rodeo ! A fun family event that helps support our FFA members. Put us on your calendar for the first weekend in May!

6 months ago, Clayton Public School
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Our sophomores spent some time planting tomatillo, sunflower and green bean seeds.
It was a fun, hands on way to learn about how plants grow. The students are already excited to see which ones sprout first!

Angel Antony
6 months ago, Clayton Public School
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The girls had such a fun and memorable field trip getting their hair done and enjoying manicures! It was a great day filled with smiles, confidence, and a little pampering. A huge shoutout to cosmetology student Jaden Vega for organizing such a special experience for our students—we truly appreciate the time and effort that went into making it happen. All of the cosmetology students were incredibly kind, patient, and talented while working with our group. Thank you to KTC Atoka for welcoming us and helping create such a positive and uplifting day for our girls! -Skyla Pendley
6 months ago, Clayton Public School
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pictures of students
pictures of students
pictures of students
pictures of students
pictures of students
pictures of students
pictures of students
pictures of students
Kindergarten has been busy Reading! They are excited to share how many books they have read.
6 months ago, Shianne Norris
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Kinder
1st Grade has met their goal of reading over 800 Books!
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Reading Goal
Kindergarten STEM Building Challenge
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8th grade girls will be attending a tea luncheon in Antlers, OK on Monday, April 27. We will leave the school at 9:30 a.m. and return around 1:30 p.m. Girls, please dress in your Sunday best.
6 months ago, Jerri Dawn Dennis
Freshman Show and Tell Day!
Our freshman science class had a fun Show and Tell day! Students had so much
fun sharing stories about their pets. We had quite a variety- dogs, a turtle,
a bunny and even a chicken.
Wyatt entertained everyone by playing his guitar and Nick solved a Rubik’s cube
in just 18 seconds- so impressive!
So thankful for the moms and grandmas who came out to support the
kids.
We really appreciate you!

Thank you
Angel Antony
6 months ago, Clayton Public School
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flyer with picture of students
flyer with picture of students
flyer with picture of students
Outdoor Literacy Centers with Kindergarten and 1st Grade.
6 months ago, Shianne Norris
Pink Center
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Orange Center
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Blue Center
Mrs. Norris's 1st Graders learning about the life cycle of Chickens while having fun.
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Mrs.Norris’s 1st Grade-Hatching Chickens
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Reminder to Seniors: The final Career Orientation/Work Study meeting will be held tomorrow, April 22, 2026, at 1:00 PM in Mrs. Davis' room. Any seniors who still need to complete their ICAP may attend this meeting. All ICAPs must be completed by May 8th, as this is a graduation requirement. Please see Mrs. Jeri Dawn or Mrs. Davis for assistance.
6 months ago, Jerri Dawn Dennis