Middle School & High School Chromebooks | 2026-2027 School Year 💻
As we start the 2026-2027 school year, Westville Public Schools will be transitioning from a 1:1 Chromebook program to classroom Chromebook carts for our Middle School and High School students.
What does this mean?
Beginning this school year, students will no longer be assigned an individual Chromebook to take home. Instead, each classroom that uses Chromebooks will have a dedicated Chromebook cart with enough devices for every student during that class period. These Chromebooks will remain at school and be available for daily classroom instruction.
Why are we making this change?
• Extends the life of our devices by reducing daily transportation and wear and tear.
• Reduces lost, damaged, and forgotten Chromebooks.
• Ensures students have reliable access to technology during instruction.
• Helps the district use technology resources more efficiently.
• Encourages students to disconnect from school devices after the school day, promoting a healthier balance of screen time and more opportunities to connect with family, friends, and activities outside the classroom.
There will be limited circumstances where students may qualify to check out a Chromebook for home use, such as certain concurrent enrollment students who do not have access to a personal device.
We appreciate your partnership as we work to provide students with the technology they need during the school day while also encouraging healthy digital habits beyond the classroom. 💜💛
As we start the 2026-2027 school year, Westville Public Schools will be transitioning from a 1:1 Chromebook program to classroom Chromebook carts for our Middle School and High School students.
What does this mean?
Beginning this school year, students will no longer be assigned an individual Chromebook to take home. Instead, each classroom that uses Chromebooks will have a dedicated Chromebook cart with enough devices for every student during that class period. These Chromebooks will remain at school and be available for daily classroom instruction.
Why are we making this change?
• Extends the life of our devices by reducing daily transportation and wear and tear.
• Reduces lost, damaged, and forgotten Chromebooks.
• Ensures students have reliable access to technology during instruction.
• Helps the district use technology resources more efficiently.
• Encourages students to disconnect from school devices after the school day, promoting a healthier balance of screen time and more opportunities to connect with family, friends, and activities outside the classroom.
There will be limited circumstances where students may qualify to check out a Chromebook for home use, such as certain concurrent enrollment students who do not have access to a personal device.
We appreciate your partnership as we work to provide students with the technology they need during the school day while also encouraging healthy digital habits beyond the classroom. 💜💛
🧡 Orange Shirt Day Fundraiser | September 30
Orange Shirt Day is a time to remember the experiences of Indigenous children who were taken from their families and forced to attend residential schools. The orange shirt, inspired by Phyllis Webstad’s story, has become a powerful symbol of remembrance, awareness, respect, and the strength and resilience of Indigenous communities.
This year, your purchase can also make a difference right here at home. Proceeds support the Westville Scholarship Fund, helping local students pursue their education by reducing financial barriers and opening doors to new opportunities.
When you give locally, you invest in the future of our students and our community. Every contribution makes a difference. 💜
🧡 Order Deadline: September 4
Cash or Check Only - Checks should be made payable to Westville Public School.
You can mail your payment to Lisa Reed at the school or drop it off at the High School Office
Before the order is placed, Mrs. Reed will reach out to anyone who still has an outstanding payment.
👉 Order here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe4GYNr9X4NGeZhMfWmhG-iPr3Vja0szW_2vYRI9kUGEd90YQ/viewform
Q: How does our school district's current state academic rating (D) relate to this bond election?
A: Our current "D" state academic rating is a serious concern that the Board, administration, and teachers are addressing with absolute focus, particularly in areas like reading comprehension. To improve academic outcomes, our students must have a stable, secure, and distraction-free learning environment. Currently, our high school students attend core classes in detached portable trailers that suffer from chronic HVAC failure and high humidity, creating a damp, noisy, and highly disruptive learning environment. Furthermore, having students walk outside between detached trailers in rain, freezing cold, or extreme heat breaks their instructional focus and introduces a constant campus security vulnerability. By constructing permanent, quiet, indoor-corridor classrooms in Proposition 1, we can permanently retire those trailers, providing our teachers and students with the safe, modern learning spaces required to raise reading comprehension and elevate our academic performance.
If you have questions, please submit them here: https://www.westville.k12.ok.us/forms/bond-faqs
A: Our current "D" state academic rating is a serious concern that the Board, administration, and teachers are addressing with absolute focus, particularly in areas like reading comprehension. To improve academic outcomes, our students must have a stable, secure, and distraction-free learning environment. Currently, our high school students attend core classes in detached portable trailers that suffer from chronic HVAC failure and high humidity, creating a damp, noisy, and highly disruptive learning environment. Furthermore, having students walk outside between detached trailers in rain, freezing cold, or extreme heat breaks their instructional focus and introduces a constant campus security vulnerability. By constructing permanent, quiet, indoor-corridor classrooms in Proposition 1, we can permanently retire those trailers, providing our teachers and students with the safe, modern learning spaces required to raise reading comprehension and elevate our academic performance.
If you have questions, please submit them here: https://www.westville.k12.ok.us/forms/bond-faqs
Q: What projects are included in Proposition 2 ($15,955,000) and where will they be located?
A: Proposition 2 targets career-technical vocational training and multipurpose community event space:
1. Upgrades and remodeling of our existing vocational agricultural building. This project will reconfigure and relocate our existing woodshop to establish a brand-new adjacent classroom space, add a large workshop, construct three classrooms, and build a poultry and food science lab designed with improved accessibility to the walk-in cooler. To maximize student safety, the updated layout features large safety observation windows so instructors can clearly monitor machinery and active workshops directly from the classroom.
2. Multipurpose Event Center & Gymnasium ($12,483,130): An ADA-compliant building that will sit on our current practice field space, featuring seating for over 1,150 spectators. To maximize building footprint efficiency and keep construction costs low, classrooms are built directly beneath the bleachers. This location allows us to keep our existing gym fully intact to serve daily elementary physical activity.
If you have questions, please submit them here: https://www.westville.k12.ok.us/forms/bond-faqs
A: Proposition 2 targets career-technical vocational training and multipurpose community event space:
1. Upgrades and remodeling of our existing vocational agricultural building. This project will reconfigure and relocate our existing woodshop to establish a brand-new adjacent classroom space, add a large workshop, construct three classrooms, and build a poultry and food science lab designed with improved accessibility to the walk-in cooler. To maximize student safety, the updated layout features large safety observation windows so instructors can clearly monitor machinery and active workshops directly from the classroom.
2. Multipurpose Event Center & Gymnasium ($12,483,130): An ADA-compliant building that will sit on our current practice field space, featuring seating for over 1,150 spectators. To maximize building footprint efficiency and keep construction costs low, classrooms are built directly beneath the bleachers. This location allows us to keep our existing gym fully intact to serve daily elementary physical activity.
If you have questions, please submit them here: https://www.westville.k12.ok.us/forms/bond-faqs
Q: What exactly is included in Proposition 1 ($2,105,000) and where will it sit?
A: Proposition 1 focuses exclusively on core academics. It will construct and equip a new, permanent High School classroom building featuring four state-of-the-art science laboratories. It will be built in the open space between the west end of the High School and the Junior High building. This location creates a secure, indoor-corridor academic hallway, keeping students safely inside. Most importantly, constructing this permanent building will allow us to permanently retire and remove four detached, temporary portable trailer classrooms currently in use.
If you have questions, please submit them here: https://www.westville.k12.ok.us/forms/bond-faqs
A: Proposition 1 focuses exclusively on core academics. It will construct and equip a new, permanent High School classroom building featuring four state-of-the-art science laboratories. It will be built in the open space between the west end of the High School and the Junior High building. This location creates a secure, indoor-corridor academic hallway, keeping students safely inside. Most importantly, constructing this permanent building will allow us to permanently retire and remove four detached, temporary portable trailer classrooms currently in use.
If you have questions, please submit them here: https://www.westville.k12.ok.us/forms/bond-faqs
Q: Why is the bond split into two independent propositions?
A: In our previous school bond election, a clear majority of our neighbors—54.75%—voted in favor of the unified proposal. However, Oklahoma law requires a 60.00% supermajority approval for school bonds to pass. Following that vote, the school board listened directly to property owners who supported classroom upgrades but had reservations about athletic facilities. To honor that feedback, the Board restructured the proposal into two independent ballot questions: Proposition 1 ($2,105,000) for core science classrooms, and Proposition 2 ($15,955,000) for vocational agriculture and a multipurpose event gym. This allows voters to evaluate and vote on each set of facilities completely separately. You can vote Yes on both, No on both, or Yes on one and No on the other.
If you have questions, please submit them here: https://www.westville.k12.ok.us/forms/bond-faqs
A: In our previous school bond election, a clear majority of our neighbors—54.75%—voted in favor of the unified proposal. However, Oklahoma law requires a 60.00% supermajority approval for school bonds to pass. Following that vote, the school board listened directly to property owners who supported classroom upgrades but had reservations about athletic facilities. To honor that feedback, the Board restructured the proposal into two independent ballot questions: Proposition 1 ($2,105,000) for core science classrooms, and Proposition 2 ($15,955,000) for vocational agriculture and a multipurpose event gym. This allows voters to evaluate and vote on each set of facilities completely separately. You can vote Yes on both, No on both, or Yes on one and No on the other.
If you have questions, please submit them here: https://www.westville.k12.ok.us/forms/bond-faqs
SEE IT FOR YOURSELF. 👀
There’s a massive difference between reading about our facility needs and seeing them with your own eyes.
We’re issuing a heartfelt ALL CALL to residents of Westville, Watts, Baron, Christie, and Proctor to come walk our campuses and see the current condition of our classroom spaces firsthand.
Before you make your decision on August 25, we want you to have the opportunity to see exactly what our students and staff experience every day.
📅 CAMPUS TOURS
Every Monday, Wednesday & Friday leading up to Election Day
🕓 4:00 PM | 5:00 PM | 6:00 PM
Saturday, August 22
🕙 10:00 AM–12:00 PM
📍 Where: Tours begin at the Superintendent’s Office (Central Office)
WHAT YOU’LL SEE:
• Portable Classrooms: Step inside the detached portable classrooms where students are exposed to weather during class changes and high HVAC humidity.
• Vo-Ag Woodshop: See the overcrowded Agricultural Mechanics shop where students train with limited space and limited visibility for safety.
• Gymnasium: Experience the structural and spatial limitations of our 70+ year-old gymnasium firsthand.
No RSVP is required!
Can’t make one of the scheduled times? Call the District Office at (918) 723-3181, and we’ll happily arrange an individual tour at a time that works for you.
Don’t just read about our facilities. Come see them for yourself.
Tonight's volleyball games are canceled due to Okay not having power. We will try to reschedule if possible.
📢 Softball Update: The softball games against Keys have been canceled. We will reschedule the games, but a new date has not been determined yet. We will share the rescheduled date once it is confirmed.
Westville Community Survey: We Want to Hear From You!
Westville residents are invited to share their thoughts about recent changes to the Town Square, sidewalks, and park.
The survey is being conducted by the OU Health Evaluation Team in partnership with TSET and IQC. Westville Public Schools is helping share the survey with the community.
Your feedback will help us understand how these changes are being used and what could be improved in the future.
The survey takes about 10–15 minutes, and responses are confidential.
Share your feedback:
🔗 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/communityprojects
Westville residents are invited to share their thoughts about recent changes to the Town Square, sidewalks, and park.
The survey is being conducted by the OU Health Evaluation Team in partnership with TSET and IQC. Westville Public Schools is helping share the survey with the community.
Your feedback will help us understand how these changes are being used and what could be improved in the future.
The survey takes about 10–15 minutes, and responses are confidential.
Share your feedback:
🔗 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/communityprojects
📸 Picture Day is Coming!
Wednesday, August 19th
Picture Day is for students P3 - 12th grade!
Dress in bright colors, bring your best smile, and get ready to capture a great school-year memory! 💜
Wednesday, August 19th
Picture Day is for students P3 - 12th grade!
Dress in bright colors, bring your best smile, and get ready to capture a great school-year memory! 💜
Voting for the future!
August 25th Vote For Westville!
August 25th Vote For Westville!
Westville Unified is looking for students in 3rd grade and up to join the team!
Unified brings students with and without disabilities together through sports and activities, building friendships, teamwork, confidence, and inclusion. Students do not have to play a sport to be part of Unified!
Students will participate in monthly meetings, activities, and some competitions throughout the year. Whether your student is an athlete, a great teammate, or simply wants to be involved and make a difference, there is a place for them on the Unified team!
Interested in having your student join? Contact Selena Smith at ssmith@westville.k12.ok.us or Brandi Breaux at bbreaux@westville.k12.ok.us for more information.
Let's build a team where everyone belongs! 💜
Unified brings students with and without disabilities together through sports and activities, building friendships, teamwork, confidence, and inclusion. Students do not have to play a sport to be part of Unified!
Students will participate in monthly meetings, activities, and some competitions throughout the year. Whether your student is an athlete, a great teammate, or simply wants to be involved and make a difference, there is a place for them on the Unified team!
Interested in having your student join? Contact Selena Smith at ssmith@westville.k12.ok.us or Brandi Breaux at bbreaux@westville.k12.ok.us for more information.
Let's build a team where everyone belongs! 💜
🌅 Senior Sunrise! 💜💛
Seniors, it’s time to celebrate the start of your final year!
Join us Tuesday, August 18 from 6:30–7:40 AM at Akin-Langley Field for Senior Sunrise!
Seniors and their parents/guardians are invited to come enjoy:
🍩 Donuts & juice
📸 Photo opportunities
☀️ A special morning celebrating the Class of 2027!
Let’s kick off senior year together! 💜💛
Seniors, it’s time to celebrate the start of your final year!
Join us Tuesday, August 18 from 6:30–7:40 AM at Akin-Langley Field for Senior Sunrise!
Seniors and their parents/guardians are invited to come enjoy:
🍩 Donuts & juice
📸 Photo opportunities
☀️ A special morning celebrating the Class of 2027!
Let’s kick off senior year together! 💜💛
Strong schools can attract new families, support local businesses, encourage residential growth,
and make Westville an even more desirable place to live. When our schools succeed, our entire
community benefits.
Investing in education is investing in Westville’s future.
Preserving the Past. Ensuring the Future.
#WestvillePride #CommunityGrowth #InvestInOurFuture #SupportOurSchools
and make Westville an even more desirable place to live. When our schools succeed, our entire
community benefits.
Investing in education is investing in Westville’s future.
Preserving the Past. Ensuring the Future.
#WestvillePride #CommunityGrowth #InvestInOurFuture #SupportOurSchools
Our seniors are selling blankets beginning today through September 2!
Blankets are $30 each, and our seniors will earn 50% of every blanket sold!
Show your support for our seniors and get a cozy blanket while you're at it! See a senior to place your order. 💜💛
#WestvilleYellowjackets #SupportOurSeniors
Blankets are $30 each, and our seniors will earn 50% of every blanket sold!
Show your support for our seniors and get a cozy blanket while you're at it! See a senior to place your order. 💜💛
#WestvilleYellowjackets #SupportOurSeniors
🥎 FINAL: Lady Jackets 11, Sallisaw 5
Great job, Lady Jackets! Way to get the win! 👏
Students do their best learning in environments that support their success.
Updated classrooms and learning spaces can enhance collaboration, encourage innovation, and provide teachers with the tools they need to help every student reach their full potential. Great schools inspire great outcomes.
Our investment today helps create opportunities for tomorrow.
Preserving the Past. Ensuring the Future.
#AcademicExcellence #StudentSuccess #FutureReady
Updated classrooms and learning spaces can enhance collaboration, encourage innovation, and provide teachers with the tools they need to help every student reach their full potential. Great schools inspire great outcomes.
Our investment today helps create opportunities for tomorrow.
Preserving the Past. Ensuring the Future.
#AcademicExcellence #StudentSuccess #FutureReady
We’re excited to announce that the Boys & Girls Club is now available for Middle School students!
Hours: 2:30–6:30 PM
After school, students will report to the cafeteria for a snack before heading to Middle School Room 1412 for Boys & Girls Club activities.
Students can be picked up at the Middle School entrance.
This is a great opportunity for students who need a place to stay after school, especially those with practices, games, or other activities later in the day. The Boys & Girls Club provides a safe and welcoming place for students to spend their afternoons while helping families save an extra trip.
If you think your child may attend the Boys & Girls Club at any point during the school year, please complete a membership form ahead of time. Having the form completed will help make participation easier when your student needs to attend.
We’re excited to offer this additional resource for our Middle School students and families!
Hours: 2:30–6:30 PM
After school, students will report to the cafeteria for a snack before heading to Middle School Room 1412 for Boys & Girls Club activities.
Students can be picked up at the Middle School entrance.
This is a great opportunity for students who need a place to stay after school, especially those with practices, games, or other activities later in the day. The Boys & Girls Club provides a safe and welcoming place for students to spend their afternoons while helping families save an extra trip.
If you think your child may attend the Boys & Girls Club at any point during the school year, please complete a membership form ahead of time. Having the form completed will help make participation easier when your student needs to attend.
We’re excited to offer this additional resource for our Middle School students and families!
🗳️ Important Election Dates
As a reminder, here are the upcoming voting dates and deadlines:
📬 Absentee Voting Deadline
August 10 — Deadline to request an absentee ballot.
🗳️ Early Voting
Thursday, August 20: 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Friday, August 21: 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Saturday, August 22: 8:00 AM–2:00 PM
📅 Election Day
Tuesday, August 25 — Regular voting will take place from 7:00 AM–7:00 PM.
For your polling location, sample ballot, voter registration information, and other election information, visit https://okvoterportal.okelections.gov/.
As a reminder, here are the upcoming voting dates and deadlines:
📬 Absentee Voting Deadline
August 10 — Deadline to request an absentee ballot.
🗳️ Early Voting
Thursday, August 20: 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Friday, August 21: 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Saturday, August 22: 8:00 AM–2:00 PM
📅 Election Day
Tuesday, August 25 — Regular voting will take place from 7:00 AM–7:00 PM.
For your polling location, sample ballot, voter registration information, and other election information, visit https://okvoterportal.okelections.gov/.
