Tomorrow's 5th and 6th grade basketball games at Battiest have been cancelled at their request.
The breakfast and lunch menu for the week of October 27-31, 2025 is posted in the schools app and on the website at the http://www.howeschools.org.
PAWSITIVE PERFORMERS for this week so far are working on acting responibly by doing their best work, helping classmates in need, cleaning up classes, working hard on classwork and asking for help when needed are Lakynn, Joe, Judah, Mikah, Mahir, Remington and Chastin.
The Howe JOM/Indian Ed Committee Meetings will be held on Tuesday, October 28 at 3:00 pm in the Technology Bldg - High School Library. All parents of JOM/Indian Ed students are invited to attend. #HPSLions
iCARE Spotlight
Senior Jonathan G. shows true responsibility by spotting what needs to be done and jumping right in to help out in his classrooms—no reminders needed!
We’re proud to recognize Jonathan for setting a great example of initiative and leadership through our HS iCARE Program, which highlights students who demonstrate Integrity, Character, Attitude, Respect, and Effort each day.
Senior Jonathan G. shows true responsibility by spotting what needs to be done and jumping right in to help out in his classrooms—no reminders needed!
We’re proud to recognize Jonathan for setting a great example of initiative and leadership through our HS iCARE Program, which highlights students who demonstrate Integrity, Character, Attitude, Respect, and Effort each day.
Happy National Principals Month!
October is National Principals Month, and we’re proud to recognize the outstanding leadership of our school administrators!
Thank you to:
• Mr. Bryan Warren – High School Principal
• Mrs. Donna Morris – Elementary Principal
• Mr. Chris Brown – Elementary Assistant Principal
Each of these leaders plays a vital role in shaping a positive, supportive learning environment for our students and staff. Their dedication, vision, and commitment to excellence make Howe Schools a place where both students and teachers can thrive.
“Principals set the academic tone for their schools, and their vision, dedication, and determination provide the mobilizing force for achieving student success.”
— National Association of Secondary School Principals
Please join us in celebrating and thanking these incredible leaders for all they do each and every day!
#ThankAPrincipal #LeadLikeALion #LeadershipMatters #NationalPrincipalsMonth
October is National Principals Month, and we’re proud to recognize the outstanding leadership of our school administrators!
Thank you to:
• Mr. Bryan Warren – High School Principal
• Mrs. Donna Morris – Elementary Principal
• Mr. Chris Brown – Elementary Assistant Principal
Each of these leaders plays a vital role in shaping a positive, supportive learning environment for our students and staff. Their dedication, vision, and commitment to excellence make Howe Schools a place where both students and teachers can thrive.
“Principals set the academic tone for their schools, and their vision, dedication, and determination provide the mobilizing force for achieving student success.”
— National Association of Secondary School Principals
Please join us in celebrating and thanking these incredible leaders for all they do each and every day!
#ThankAPrincipal #LeadLikeALion #LeadershipMatters #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Next week is Red Ribbon Week. Here are the theme dress up days for elementary and middle school.
PAWSITIVE PERFORMER Brawnson Womack for acting responibly in keeping his classroom neet and safe for other students.
This bag was found in the auditorium. We have it in the elementary office.
Howe High School Launches the ICARE Program!
We’re excited to introduce ICARE, our new high school incentive program designed to celebrate students who demonstrate Integrity, Commitment, Achievement, Respect, and Effort — every single day.
The program gives our teachers and staff the chance to recognize positive behavior, academic growth, and the everyday choices that build a stronger, more respectful school culture.
Let’s give a big shout-out to Erica V. and Katlyn J., who were recognized by their teachers for showing Respect to others daily!
Keep it up, Lions — ICARE means we all care!
#ICAREatHowe #LionPride #RespectMatters #LeadWithIntegrity
We’re excited to introduce ICARE, our new high school incentive program designed to celebrate students who demonstrate Integrity, Commitment, Achievement, Respect, and Effort — every single day.
The program gives our teachers and staff the chance to recognize positive behavior, academic growth, and the everyday choices that build a stronger, more respectful school culture.
Let’s give a big shout-out to Erica V. and Katlyn J., who were recognized by their teachers for showing Respect to others daily!
Keep it up, Lions — ICARE means we all care!
#ICAREatHowe #LionPride #RespectMatters #LeadWithIntegrity
Congratulations to the 5th Grade boys on winning 1st place in the Red Oak Tournament.
Congratulations to the 3rd and 4th grade girls on winning 1st place in the Red Oak Tournament!
Level up with Lexia PowerUp - Great job and keep reading!
PAWSITIVE PERFORMERS for today - Lyric for picking up in cafeteria and helping in class, Gabe for picking up trash on the playground, Aiden for being a great example of a good listener, Lincoln for working hard every day and Jesse for always showing kindness to other students.
Don't miss the Howe Carnival & Coronations tomorrow! Bring the entire family!
Updated times for tomorrow's games at Red Oak.
PAWSITIVE PERFORMERS for last week - Cambri for always helping her friends, Justice for helping in the library amd Truett for being helpful to other students.
All Fall Carnival ticket money needs turned in tomorrow morning by 9:00.
A huge shoutout to our Superintendent, Mr. Parks, for jumping into action to get the cheer bus back on the road after it threw a belt and needed a new part!
We also want to extend a big thank you to Howe parent Justin Toney for lending his time and skill to assist with the repair, and to the many Howe fans who stepped up to help transport our cheerleaders and students safely back home.
And finally, a heartfelt thanks to our Cheer Sponsor, Lacey McClain for her dedication and willingness to make sure our students had the opportunity to travel and cheer on our Lady Lions at the State Tournament!
Lady Lions Homecoming Escort! 🥎
Our Lady Lions will be receiving an escort beginning at Choctaw Plaza in Poteau and are expected to arrive at the Howe Gym around 8:15 p.m.
We encourage everyone to line up along Lion Street leading onto campus to welcome them home in true Lion spirit! ❤️🦁🤍
Let’s pack the street and cheer loud for our STATE FINALIST Lady Lions! #KappaHowe