📣 9-10th Grade Parents:
Join us Mrs. Clark's classroom on Wednesday, November 19th at 6:30 PM for the 2027 New York City trip meeting!
RSVP now: https://rsvp.worldclassrooms.com/inperson/31423582635?rsvp_id=31423582635
Don’t miss out!
Join us Mrs. Clark's classroom on Wednesday, November 19th at 6:30 PM for the 2027 New York City trip meeting!
RSVP now: https://rsvp.worldclassrooms.com/inperson/31423582635?rsvp_id=31423582635
Don’t miss out!
Greetings, Tiger Families,
Due to football playoffs, our Family Feast for Friday, Nov. 21st, has been rescheduled to December 12th. If you have already prepaid, your payment will be applied to the new date.
Thank you for your flexibility and support.
GO TIGERS!!!
Due to football playoffs, our Family Feast for Friday, Nov. 21st, has been rescheduled to December 12th. If you have already prepaid, your payment will be applied to the new date.
Thank you for your flexibility and support.
GO TIGERS!!!
Sophomores:
Jostens Rep will be here at 1:00 in the library to order Letterman jackets and class rings. Parents are welcome to come. Deposit is $150.
MVG HS Academic Team
OSSAA Regional Runners-Up🧠🏆🐅
They have qualified for area!
CONGRATS to Keisha Parish, Samantha Bigley, Baylor McDonald, Rafael Espinoza, Wyatt Lack, and Coach Mrs.Katie Lack.
Way to make MVG Proud!!!
Tiger Families,
We need your help. Lately, we’ve had an increase in students not following school rules — and in some cases, adults are intentionally or unintentionally making it harder for us to hold students accountable.
Please know that our rules are not about control — they are about safety, respect, and consistency. When students see adults helping them get around expectations, it sends the wrong message. It teaches them that rules only apply sometimes, or only to some people, and that undermines everything we’re trying to teach.
We are asking all parents and guardians to partner with us in reinforcing school expectations — not working around them. Our goal is to create a school where every student knows what’s expected and where fairness and respect are the norm.
Thank you for helping us build a culture of responsibility and pride in our school. When we work together, our kids thrive. 💛🖤
#STUDENTSUCCESS #RESPECT #TIGERPRIDE
We need your help. Lately, we’ve had an increase in students not following school rules — and in some cases, adults are intentionally or unintentionally making it harder for us to hold students accountable.
Please know that our rules are not about control — they are about safety, respect, and consistency. When students see adults helping them get around expectations, it sends the wrong message. It teaches them that rules only apply sometimes, or only to some people, and that undermines everything we’re trying to teach.
We are asking all parents and guardians to partner with us in reinforcing school expectations — not working around them. Our goal is to create a school where every student knows what’s expected and where fairness and respect are the norm.
Thank you for helping us build a culture of responsibility and pride in our school. When we work together, our kids thrive. 💛🖤
#STUDENTSUCCESS #RESPECT #TIGERPRIDE
Congrats to MVG Alumni Makaila Payne. She is Sports and Exercise Science major at Camron who will be spending her spring semester in Wales. Way to make MVG Proud!
Busy Day at MVG! Mrs.Q took our JOM students plus our two foreign exchange students the Rock your Mocs event at Carnegie High School. MVG students got their pics made with veteran Laurie Gouladdle and Native dancer Wyatt in his regalia. They also got to participate in learning how to do the Indian Two-Step. Also our counselor, Mrs. Brock arranged for SWOSU pharmacy students to come today and give a presentation to 10-12 graders.
Tiger Families,
Tonight’s game is an official playoff game and is governed by OSSAA regulations. As a host school, we are required to follow these rules strictly.
We understand that the entry cost is higher than usual; however, pricing is set by OSSAA, not by our school. We kindly ask that all spectators enter through the northwest entry gate. Please do not use the east or southwest entrances to avoid paying admission. Admission helps cover officials and other expenses associated with hosting a game. We appreciate your cooperation in maintaining compliance and integrity during postseason play.
Thank you for your understanding and support. GO TIGERS!!!
Josten's Representatives will be here in the library on Monday,
Nov. 17th @ 1:00 to order letterman jackets and class rings. Parents are welcome.
The deposit for a jacket is $150.
Nov. 17th @ 1:00 to order letterman jackets and class rings. Parents are welcome.
The deposit for a jacket is $150.
Seniors and Parents/Guardians-Meeting November 19
We will host Round 1 of the OSSAA Class C Football Playoffs tomorrow against Balko/Forgan. Kickoff is set for 7pm and our students will be performing their Veterans Day program at halftime. Admission is $10 each at the gate or $8.35 on the Go Fan link below. OSSAA will admit all Veterans and 1 guest for FREE to all Round 1 playoff games. Simply show your military ID or Drivers License that shows your military status at the gate. Thank you for your service and Go Tigers!
https://gofan.co/app/school/OK21090
https://gofan.co/app/school/OK21090
🏈Football playoff shirts are in! If you have a football player, your shirts will be sent home with them today. All other orders can be picked up in the elementary office.🏈
📢 Attention 9-10th Grade Parents!
Join us in Mrs. Clarks classroom (#215) on Wednesday, November 19th at 6:30pm to learn all about the upcoming 2027 New York City trip! 🗽
Discover how each traveler can qualify for a $500 Early Bird Scholarship—a great opportunity you won’t want to miss!
👉 Click here to RSVP: https://rsvp.worldclassrooms.com/inperson/31423582635?rsvp_id=31423582635
We look forward to seeing you there!
Join us in Mrs. Clarks classroom (#215) on Wednesday, November 19th at 6:30pm to learn all about the upcoming 2027 New York City trip! 🗽
Discover how each traveler can qualify for a $500 Early Bird Scholarship—a great opportunity you won’t want to miss!
👉 Click here to RSVP: https://rsvp.worldclassrooms.com/inperson/31423582635?rsvp_id=31423582635
We look forward to seeing you there!
World Kindness Day-Nov. 13th
Yearbooks on Sale NOW!
$38
At halftime of Friday game MVG will have their Veteran's Day Program(more info to come) but good news the OSSAA will admit Veterans Free to 1st Round Football Game.
If you are a veteran, either active duty, retired, reserve, or National Guard, the OSSAA and Gateway Bank would like to invite you to attend the first round of the football playoffs on Friday, November 14th. All veterans and one guest will be admitted free of charge on Friday, November 14th to all OSSAA first round playoff games. The OSSAA appreciates the sacrifices of all veterans and hopes you will take advantage of this opportunity. Simply show your Military ID card, or driver’s license that shows your military status at the gate, and you and a guest will be admitted free of charge. Thank you for your service!
Actions Have Consequences
At Mountain View-Gotebo, we believe one of the most important lessons our students can learn is that every action has a consequence. Whether positive or negative, our choices shape who we become.
When students make mistakes, our goal isn’t just to hand out punishment — it’s to teach responsibility. Consequences are learning opportunities that help students understand how their behavior affects others and prepare them for the expectations of adulthood.
Parents, we ask for your partnership in reinforcing this message at home. Support your child in owning their choices, reflecting on their actions, and making better decisions next time. Together, we can help our students grow into respectful, accountable young people who learn from their experiences — not repeat them.
Respect and responsibility go hand in hand. Let’s model both — at home and at school.
#RespectStartsAtHomeAndSchool #MVGCommunity #WorkingTogether
At Mountain View-Gotebo, we believe one of the most important lessons our students can learn is that every action has a consequence. Whether positive or negative, our choices shape who we become.
When students make mistakes, our goal isn’t just to hand out punishment — it’s to teach responsibility. Consequences are learning opportunities that help students understand how their behavior affects others and prepare them for the expectations of adulthood.
Parents, we ask for your partnership in reinforcing this message at home. Support your child in owning their choices, reflecting on their actions, and making better decisions next time. Together, we can help our students grow into respectful, accountable young people who learn from their experiences — not repeat them.
Respect and responsibility go hand in hand. Let’s model both — at home and at school.
#RespectStartsAtHomeAndSchool #MVGCommunity #WorkingTogether
MVG Elementary had a full week of positive choices and great character! Congratulations to Treyson George, Sophia Hagar, Titus Reeves-Keating, Bodee Taylor, Haizlee Matlock, Memphis McBride, Kason Osmond, Aiden Schmidt, Zane Lasley, and Nova Bounthongla for receiving Positive Office Referrals this week!
SENIOR NIGHT
