Atoka Elementary 21st Century Program

06/04/2026

21st CCLC and JOM partnered to experience the Chickasaw Cultural Center! Thank you to the Chickasaw Foundation for supporting Oklahoma students in learning and appreciating native history and culture! Learning about tribal drums, agricultural practices, tribal traditions both past and present all filled the day. Students also got to try cultural foods including grape dumplings and pashofa!

06/01/2026

📚☀️ FREE Tuesday Summer Programs! ☀️📚

Join the Atoka County Library every Tuesday morning in June at the Atoka Elementary Gym for fun summer reading programs, special guests, hands-on activities, and more!

Everyone is welcome! You do not have to be an Atoka student or enrolled in summer school to attend.

The fun begins with Inspyral Circus on Tuesday, June 2 at 9:30 AM. We hope to see you there!

06/01/2026

05/29/2026

💦🎉 ENROLLMENT CHALLENGE for Summer School Students🎉💦

We need your help!

If 150 students are enrolled for the 2026-2027 school year by June 15, Mrs. Sherrill is getting SOAKED at the Splash Pad! 🌊😆

Enrollment is now open, and every student counts toward our goal!

Will Mrs. Sherrill stay dry, or will she be taking a splash at the Splash Pad? The countdown is on! 💦🐾

Enroll today!
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05/27/2026

📢 Parents: Our buses will be running about 20 minutes behind today due to students returning from a field trip. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

If you have any questions, please contact Crystal Cathey. 889-0145

05/26/2026

4th and 5th Grade FIELD TRIP Reminder!

05/23/2026

Staying active- rain or shine! ☀️☔️

This week students stayed busy with sidewalk chalk, hopscotch, co****le, scooters, hula hoops, basketball, and more. Whether indoors or outdoors, they found plenty of ways to stay active, build friendships, and have fun!

05/23/2026

Week 1 of Summer Fun☀️

We packed a lot of learning and fun into our first week of summer program! From reading and math to STEM, art, music, Native culture, and lots of other enrichment activities, our students stayed busy, engaged, and smiling all week long.

A big thank you to our cafeteria staff for the delicious breakfasts, lunches, and snacks that keep our students ready to learn each day!

We can’t wait for Week 2!

05/22/2026

Summer STEM in Action

Our 21st CCLC summer school students are getting hands-on experience with coding, robotics, and engineering through LEGO® MINDSTORMS® thanks to a partnership with the Chickasaw Nation!

Students are designing, building, and programming their own robots while learning important STEM skills such as:
✅ Coding and computer programming
✅ Mechanical engineering and design
✅ Critical thinking and problem solving
✅ Testing, troubleshooting, and improving their creations

As students work through challenges, they learn that mistakes are part of the engineering process and that perseverance leads to success. We love seeing their creativity, teamwork, and excitement as they bring their robots to life!

Thank you to the Chickasaw Nation for helping provide these amazing learning opportunities for our students and thank you to Mr. Johnson for sharing his knowledge and passion for STEM with our students 🚀 see comments below for more video

05/22/2026

🤖🔧 SUMMER STEM in Action 🔧🤖

Our 21st CCLC summer school students are getting hands-on experience with coding, robotics, and engineering through LEGO® MINDSTORMS®thanks to a partnership with The Chickasaw Nation.

Students are designing, building, and programming their own robots while learning important STEM skills such as:
✅ Coding and computer programming
✅ Mechanical engineering and design
✅ Critical thinking and problem solving
✅ Testing, troubleshooting, and improving their creations

As students work through challenges, they learn that mistakes are part of the engineering process and that perseverance leads to success. We love seeing their creativity, teamwork, and excitement as they bring their robots to life!

Thank you to the Chickasaw Nation for helping provide these amazing learning opportunities for our students and thank you to Mr. Johnson for sharing your knowledge and passion for STEM with our students