To improve the health of the Pleasant Grove community by reducing obesity, preventing diet related chronic illnesses, improve the quality of physical education, and establish, implement, and evaluate our school wellness policies.

  I would like to encourage everyone who wants a voice concerning these topics and/or other topics of interest that affect our students and staff to join the Wellness Committee!  If you would like to join please email Nurse Webb at rwebb@pgs.k12.ok.us or call at 405/275-6092 by Friday 8/24/18 and I will place you on the roster for the year.  We need at least one parent, student, community member and a board member, if possible, on this committee.  If you know of a parent, student or community member that would like to volunteer to join please have them contact me also. 

Thank you.

Rhiannon Webb, RN

OK Turning Point Council

CONGRATULATIONS to Scott Roper of Pottawatomie County and Pleasant Grove Schools for being named the 2018 Neil Hann Award recipient for Leadership, Innovation & Inspiration!

Mr. Roper will be recognized at a special awards luncheon during the Turning Point Conference on Thursday, August 30th at the Moore Norman Technology Center South Penn Campus, 13301 S. Penn Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73170.

http://okturningpoint.org/annualconference/

Pleasant Grove Public School, would like to thank Chris Simpson and Perfection Graphics in Oklahoma City for donating the decals for their new bus purchased with the ½ cent sales tax funds. This bus will provide more opportunities for more students to attend field trips and local events. Again, Thank You Chris Simpson and Perfection Graphics.

Sincerely,
Scott C. Roper, Superintendent

We are the FIRST Blue Zone School in Shawnee, Pottawatomie county and the state of Oklahoma!

Blue Zones Project®   

The healthier we make our community's schools, the healthier our kids will be.Blue Zones Project® makes it easy for schools to teach students how to lead longer, happier lives. Schools are already an essential part of helping kids make smart choices about staying healthy. By encouraging better eating habits, implementing tobacco-free policies, and increasing physical activity, schools can use Blue Zones Project to help students and parents form healthy habits for life.

Pleasant Grove School   

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Pleasant Grove Public School is excited to announce the use of our new BlackBoard Connect system. The BlackBoard system will allow us to instantly contact parents in case of weather related closings, schoolwide announcements, events or emergency situations. We have the ability to use phone calls, text messages, emails and social media updates to assist keeping our district safe and informed!

Of the 34 federally recognized Native American tribes in Oklahoma, Pleasant Grove Schools is proud to recognize a third of those tribes as members of our school.  We are proud of the influence that those students bring and the traditions that we can carry on in the history of these tribes. Click here to view the information on our Native American students.

Pleasant Grove Public School is working hard to implement the new Oklahoma Academic Standards focused on preparing students for College, Careers and Citizenship. This includes the Common Core State Standards (CCSS), adopted in 2010, for English language arts and mathematics for grades PreK‐12. Oklahoma Academic Standards serve as expectations for what students should know and be able to do by the end of the school year. The development, review and revision process involves stakeholders throughout the state of Oklahoma and is an ongoing and critical component to ensure Oklahoma students in every classroom receive current and relevant learning experiences. Click on the banner to learn more.

History of Pleasant Grove Schools