Battle of the Books (BOB)

Choir

Christian Campus Club (CCC)

Green Team

Kindness Committee

MATH Club

Next Gen Minute Men

Running Club

Safety Patrol

Special Olympics

STEAM Club

Yearbook Club

Encourage students to read for comprehension by reading books and competing amongst themselves and the other elementary sites

Create artistic expression through music

Fellowship through music, discussion, and hands-on activities

Educate others on the importance of recycling, taking care of the environment, and understanding that resources are not limitless

Community building and creating a culture of kindness

Math competitions

Teaching manners, respect, etc. to our young men

Set running goals each month

Older students model safety to younger students

Foster acceptance and inclusion of all people through sports offering new strengths and abilities, skills and success

Build robots, learn coding and programming, create inventions, use critical thinking, and be kid innovators

Create, design, and sell the yearbook each year

Laura McGehee

Candace Marshall

Tammy Loveless, Candace Marshall

Corri Long

Gina Myers, Morgan Douglas

Jerie Carter

Chris Corbin

Chris Corbin

Robie London

Morgan Douglas

Stephanie Forister

Lindsey Bolding

Archery

Battle of the Books (BOB)

Choir

Special Olympics

Provide an opportunity for students to be apart of a team while requiring good grades and attendance

Encourage students to read for comprehension by reading books and competing amongst themselves and the other elementary sites

Provide an opportunity for students to be apart of a team while requiring good grades and attendance

Provide an opportunity for students to be apart of a team while requiring good grades and attendance

Courtney Harbaugh

Kami McCabe

Rebecca Stewart

Tonya Condren

Battle of the Books (BOB)

Choir

Christian Campus Club (CCC)

Girls Who Code - Grades 3-5

Technology Staff

Safety Patrol

STEAM

Encourage students to read for comprehension by reading books and competing amongst themselves and the other elementary sites

Create artistic expression through music

Provide an opportunity to participate in fellowship and learn how to promote positive relationships throughout the school environment and community

Featuring activities, characters, and vocabulary drawn from the best-selling Girls Who Code book, 3rd-5th Grade Clubs expose girls to bravery, resilience, and computational thinking while the national organization strives to close the gender gap between males and females in the STEM-related fields

Positively impact the lives of young people by providing learning facilities and educational programs that promote character development and life-enhancing values through the game of golf

Remind students of the school safety rules and to guide them in safe arrival, dismissal, and movement throughout the building

Focus on coding and flying small Parrot Drones to participate in the Tulsa Regional STEM Alliance Flight Night Drone Competition, as well as designing and building our own obstacle course for our Limestone Drone Competition

Lisa Cannon

Amy Garrison

Sheri Davis, Amy Gonzalez

Technology Staff

Kim Crosier, Terri Lee

Carrie Gustafson

Barbie Jackson

Archery

Battle of the Books (BOB)

Choir

Kindness Club

Yearbook

Provide an opportunity for students to be apart of a team while requiring good grades and attendance

Encourage students to read for comprehension by reading books and competing amongst themselves and the other elementary sites

Sing and perform music

Provide opportunities for students to create and complete kindness activities around the school

Organize and create the yearbook

Mike Carter

Annabeth Harris

Jennifer Butler

Annabeth Harris

Angela Swain

Archery Club - Grades 4-5

Battle of the Books (BOB)

Choir

Christian Campus Club (CCC)

Provide opportunities to learn more about archery, improve archery skills, participate in archery competitions, and encourage social interaction with students from other schools

Encourage students to read for comprehension by reading books and competing amongst themselves and the other elementary sites

Create artistic expression through music

Provide an opportunity to participate in fellowship and learn how to promote positive relationships throughout the school environment and community

Susan Fought

Lisa Cannon

Pam Eubanks

Pam Eubanks

Bio-Chem Club - Grades 6-8

Botball Team - Grades 6-12

Club Create - Grades 6-8

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) - Grades 6-8

Girls Who Code - Grades 6-8 Girls

Origami Club - Grade 6

Sandite 6th Grade Spirit Club

Sequoyah Book Club - Grades 6-8

Technology Student Association (TSA) - Grades 6-8

Learn how to working a garden, fertilize, and more

Build and compete with robots

Create scientific or technical projects

Gather for fellowship

Learn about women in STEM fields, explore computer science in a fun way, and work together on a community service project

Learn the history of and fold origami together

Foster school spirit and pride in a variety of ways and encourage all students to participate

Encourage students to read for pleasure and be able to discuss literary elements of a book

Select from 35 S.T.E.M-based categories to research, design, build, and create; compete around the state against other TSA schools and on the national level for those who qualify

Weibel, Boatwright

Janet Johnson

Janet Johnson

Amber Cowan

Sandy Gilstrap

Christie Cannon

Kay Jackson

Librarian

Ken Cole

Business Professionals of America (BPA)

Academic Team

Student Council (STUCO)

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)

National Art Honor Society (NAHS)

National Junior Honor Society (NJHS)

Premier Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) for students pursuing careers in business management, information technology, finance, office administration, and other related career fields

Allow students the opportunity to compete in academic subjects throughout the school year and provide students with subject area enrichment leading to educational growth

Provide an opportunity for leadership among students, empower the students to maintain an active role in school-wide programs, and foster a desire to actively encourage the student body to participate in programs that are devoted to the betterment of the school and community

Assist young men and women to become leaders and address important personal, family, work and societal issues through Family and Consumer Sciences Education as determined by the State Department of Education (OSDE)

Promote positive relationships throughout the school environment and community

Magnify the innovation, skills, and scholarship that the art program brings to your school and community with opportunities for national recognition, scholarships, and connectivity to 58,000+ outstanding art students

Promote academic achievement and community involvement for students with a 3.75 grade-point average (GPA) their first semester of freshman year

Reba Riederer

Staci Walton

Kaitlyn Knowlton

Andrea Brice

Jason Kearney

Leland Leslie

Janice Marr

Academic Team

Business Professionals of America

Family, Career, Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)

French Club

Future Farmers of America

National Arts Honor Society

National Honor Society

National Thespian Society

Student Council

Youth and Government

Spanish Club

Special Olympics

Academic Competition

Business Careers Education

Family and Consumer Science

Cultural Awareness

Agricultural Education

Fine Arts Education

Recognizing Academic Excellence

Arts Education

Student Government

Civic Education

Cultural Awareness

Recreation for the Differently Abled

Andrea Bays, Caroline Brown, Janet Thompson

CPHS Staff

Donna Chisum

Randy Evans, Daniel Schmidt

Matt Solomon

Kendra Roulet

Andrea Campfield

Frank Cooper

Sandy Charlson

Margaret Tonquest

CPHS Staff