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The Caney Valley Varsity team beat Oklahoma Union 260-150 and Adair 270-200 to be crowned district champions Monday.  The Trojan were led by Aiden M with 170 followed by Noah R with 50, Ryan S and Brodie H with 40 points apiece, and Steven B with 10.  The Trojans will compete next on October 28 vs Glenpool.

Parents,

This is a reminder that due to safety concerns, students are not allowed to run and play games at home football games.  Students 5th grade and younger should be with their parents unless going to the restroom or concession area.  If the school were to allow students to run and play without supervision the school could be held liable in the event of an accident.  Also, in the event of an emergency, if your child is not with you, we would have no way of determining who is safe and who is not.  Extracurricular activities are very exciting for our school and our communities.  Everyone, including our staff and administrators deserve the opportunity to enjoy the event and support our students.  They should not be required to supervise children who want to play football or run around behind the bleachers.  Our elderly patrons should also have the opportunity to walk to the concession stand without the fear of being knocked over because students are running and playing.  Please help us keep a safe environment at the game.  Thank you for your assistance in this matter.  

All of Caney Valley Football and Basketball games this year will stream on fan.hudl.com 

Type in Caney Valley in the search bar when the site opens up.

The options will be: individual game passes  ($10 fb & $10 bb), season passes ($40 fb & $50 bb), and our tournament will have a day pass option ($15). 

2024-2025 School Calendar

Dear Parent/Guardian,

Osage County Interlocal Cooperative, along with Caney Valley Schools has determined that it is important to introduce a new communications tool called Anonymous Alerts®. Anonymous Alerts® allows students or parents to quickly, easily, and anonymously report urgent information to school officials across all of our school campuses. The system encourages students, parents and staff to confidentially report bullying, cyber-bullying, and other sensitive topics through private messages to our administration. Osage County Interlocal Cooperative does not support, encourage or tolerate any behavior that prevents any student from reaching their full potential.

We also believe that the best way to address problems that our students face in school is personal contact with a teacher, school administrator, psychologist or counselor and we strongly encourage and fully support that continued practice. However, we do know that sometimes there is a concern that a student or parent may want to communicate anonymously.

How do I place an incident report from Internet connected computers/tablets?

1)   Go to https://tips.anonymousalerts.com/osagecounty from any Internet connected device.

2. Click on the web button called “Anonymous Alerts”. Fill out your incident report.

How do I place a report from an iPhone or Android phone?

1. From the iPhone Store, download the free app by searching for “Anonymous Alerts”. If you have an Android phone, go to the Play Store, search for “Anonymous Alerts” and download.
    
   1. After downloading the app, click on it, enter activation code osagecounty

The mobile apps and Web-based reporting system provides secure 1-way or 2-way encrypted messages, increasing the flow of important information to school officials. Message topics for submission may include bullying, cyber-bullying, family difficulties, self-harm/cutting, drug and alcohol abuse, student depression, sexual harassment, gang related issues or strange/abnormal student behavior.

All reports remain completely anonymous, although submitters have the option to reveal their identity if they prefer to have a person-to-person discussion. The program is monitored from 7AM until 5PM, and should only be used for serious and urgent matters. Indeed, if something disturbing or life threatening occurs at other times, it is imperative to call 911.

We feel that we have a responsibility to offer this tool to our community in order to protect the safety of our students, providing avenues for confidential disclosure when there is something serious that is troubling them.  At Osage County Interlocal Cooperative, our goal is to enhance the student’s learning experience and limit any roadblocks to a student’s success, giving everyone the opportunity to succeed.

Keep up to date with Anonymous Alerts by following them on their social media platforms: Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram

Sincerely,

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Virtual Learning Student/Parent Contract

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