
🏈Stroud Football Homecoming is set for this Friday, October 23rd!
The Stroud Homecoming Parade will start at 2:00pm
The parade lineup will begin at 1:30pm in front of the Memorial Gym (East of Jack Poskey Football Field)
Homecoming Coronation: 6:20pm @ Jack Poskey Field
If you would like to be added to the Parade line-up, please contact the HS Principal, Mrs. Lesa Elerick.
To ensure a fun and safe event for everyone, please review the Parade Safety Precautions:
- Drive with passengers and pedestrians in mind.
- Student drivers are not permitted unless cleared through the office. All vehicles must have a licensed driver.
- Riders should remain on floats while they are moving. No jumping on or off.
- Walkers should stay at least 15 feet away from moving vehicles (or more if needed for safety).
- Drivers, please stay alert and maintain slow speeds during the parade and while returning to campus.
- Objects (candy or otherwise) should not be thrown from floats or vehicles.
- Water balloons, shaving cream, etc. are not allowed.
- Above all, please use your best judgment so the parade is a safe, enjoyable event for all.
💙We look forward to celebrating the 2026 Stroud Homecoming with our community!💙
The Stroud Homecoming Parade will start at 2:00pm
The parade lineup will begin at 1:30pm in front of the Memorial Gym (East of Jack Poskey Football Field)
Homecoming Coronation: 6:20pm @ Jack Poskey Field
If you would like to be added to the Parade line-up, please contact the HS Principal, Mrs. Lesa Elerick.
To ensure a fun and safe event for everyone, please review the Parade Safety Precautions:
- Drive with passengers and pedestrians in mind.
- Student drivers are not permitted unless cleared through the office. All vehicles must have a licensed driver.
- Riders should remain on floats while they are moving. No jumping on or off.
- Walkers should stay at least 15 feet away from moving vehicles (or more if needed for safety).
- Drivers, please stay alert and maintain slow speeds during the parade and while returning to campus.
- Objects (candy or otherwise) should not be thrown from floats or vehicles.
- Water balloons, shaving cream, etc. are not allowed.
- Above all, please use your best judgment so the parade is a safe, enjoyable event for all.
💙We look forward to celebrating the 2026 Stroud Homecoming with our community!💙

Just a reminder that tonight's middle school football game against South Rock Creek has been canceled due to our opponent being unable to play. We appreciate everyone's understanding and continued support of our Stroud Tigers!
Bus #9 route (Mr. Dingman) is delayed in its arrival to school campuses this morning (10/19) due to a mechanical issue. All students are safe.
Bus #12 (Mrs. Harris) is delayed on route this morning but will be completing all stops. We appreciate your patience.
💙🥎Congratulations!! 66 All Conference Fastpitch Softball and Honorable Mentions! 💙It’s a GREAT day to be a TIGER!💙








🍁🎶Choir Fall Concert🎶🍁
When: October 20, 2026, 7:00pm
Where: Performing Arts Center

🐯Homecoming Spirit Days🐯
Get ready to show your TIGER SPIRIT next week October 19th-23rd!
High School and Middle School will have the same spirit days!
💙It's a GREAT day to be a TIGER!💙


👑 Stroud High School is thrilled to announce the 2026-2027 Football Homecoming Court!
Queen and Escort: Camryn Wilson and Aiden Collins
- Senior Attendant and Escort: Carly Miller and Kacin Martinez
- Junior Attendant and Escort: Kendall Ahrend and Trenton Hogan
- Sophomore Attendant and Escort: Skye Buchanan and Gage Bailey
- Freshman Attendant and Escort: Isabella Orr and Gavin Morris
Homecoming is set for next Friday, Oct. 23rd! Coronation will be held at 6:20pm at Jack Poskey Field.
💙It's a GREAT day to be a TIGER!💙

Middle School Cross Country will not be attending the Chickasha All Star Meet today due weather and road conditions in the area and beyond.
Our Stroud HS Cross Country teams are headed to REGIONALS!
When: Saturday, October, 17th
2A Girls - 1:00pm
2A Boys - 1:45pm
Where: Waurika Football Stadium
617 W. Anderson
Tickets can be purchased online at ossaa.com for $8.00 + fee online, or $11.00 cash at the gate
https://gofan.co/event/6901227?schoolId=OSSAA
💙It's a GREAT day to be a TIGER!💙
When: Saturday, October, 17th
2A Girls - 1:00pm
2A Boys - 1:45pm
Where: Waurika Football Stadium
617 W. Anderson
Tickets can be purchased online at ossaa.com for $8.00 + fee online, or $11.00 cash at the gate
https://gofan.co/event/6901227?schoolId=OSSAA
💙It's a GREAT day to be a TIGER!💙

🏈It's GAME DAY!
Our Stroud Tigers will take the field tonight (Thursday, Oct. 15) against the Holdenville Wolverines!
Kickoff is scheduled for 7pm @ Jack Poskey Field!
Livestream will be available on the NFHS Network here:
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/stroud-high-school-stroud-ok/gam54fc6f7266?utm_source=copy_link&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=video_share
💙It's a GREAT day to be a TIGER!💙

🎶Congratulations to the Spirit of Stroud Marching Band! They received Superior and Excellent ratings at the 2026 OSSAA Northeast Regional Marching Competition this week! 💙It's a GREAT day to be a TIGER!💙

Good Luck to our Junior High Cross Country team members who will be competing at the XC All Star Championships tomorrow in Chickasha!
2A Girls @ 9:45am, 2A Boys @ 10:30am
💙It's a GREAT day to be a TIGER!💙
2A Girls @ 9:45am, 2A Boys @ 10:30am
💙It's a GREAT day to be a TIGER!💙

🎶Good Luck to the Spirit of Stroud Marching Band as they compete at the OSSAA Northeast Regional Marching Competition in Oologah today!
💙It's a GREAT day to be a TIGER!💙

***REMINDER***
🍁Parent Teacher Conferences & Fall Break
Parent Teacher Conferences start tonight! This is a great opportunity to connect with your child’s teachers and discuss their progress.
Parent Teacher Conference Schedule:
Tuesday, October 13 | 3:30pm–7:30pm
Wednesday, October 14 | 8:00am–12:00pm
Fall Break: October 14th–16th
There will be no school during Fall Break. Students will return to school on Monday, Oct. 19th.
We hope everyone has a great week and enjoys a restful Fall Break!
💙It's a GREAT day to be a TIGER!💙

Students from the Stroud High School Alternative Academy enjoyed an inspiring day at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, exploring a variety of artistic styles and mediums, including abstract art, portraits, glassblowing, and landscapes. After touring the museum and viewing the incredible artwork, students had the opportunity to become artists themselves. With guidance from a professional artist, they created their own landscape paintings using watercolor, putting their creativity and newfound inspiration into practice. It was a hands on experience that encouraged students to explore art, express themselves, and see the possibilities of their own creativity.

Attention Seniors and Parents!
Join us for Scholarship/FAFSA Night hosted by our Senior Counselor, Keri Elerick, tomorrow night, October 13th at 6:00 PM.
It will be held at the Stroud High School Media Center.
This is a great opportunity to learn about scholarships, get help with the FAFSA, and get answers to your questions about the next steps after high school. Don’t miss it!
Join us for Scholarship/FAFSA Night hosted by our Senior Counselor, Keri Elerick, tomorrow night, October 13th at 6:00 PM.
It will be held at the Stroud High School Media Center.
This is a great opportunity to learn about scholarships, get help with the FAFSA, and get answers to your questions about the next steps after high school. Don’t miss it!

🏈🩷Tomorrow night is the MS Junior High Pink Out Football Game! The Stroud Tigers will be taking the field against the Meeker Bulldogs! Kickoff is scheduled for 6pm.
💙It's a GREAT day to be a TIGER!💙

☀️📚Parkview had a wonderful time welcoming our special guests for Breakfast with Someone Special! The Book Fair added even more excitement, giving students and families the chance to explore new books and find their next great read!
💙It's a GREAT day to be a TIGER!💙





✈️ Mrs. Chace's Aviation I students put their engineering and problem solving skills to the test with a hands on aerospace design challenge!
Working in teams, students designed and tested drag devices to slow a spacecraft’s descent while protecting its cargo. Using the engineering and design process inspired by Leonardo da Vinci, they collected trial data, compared different designs, and evaluated their results.
Students tested their designs from the Tiger Pit, a drop height of 17 feet, 8.5 inches, with cargo weights ranging from 2.5 to 42.5 grams. Their goal was to determine which design achieved the greatest weight to speed ratio while completing the challenge!






