Chickasaw Nation Impa’chi (Let’s Eat) Meals for Kids Program is gearing up for the summer to provide FREE meals to children up to the age of 18. The student or child does not have to be Chickasaw, any child 1-18 is welcome to participate. They now have the summer food meal site information available for in-person pickup. They will also offer meals through Impa’chi Delivered. This is a home-delivery service in which children will receive 10 days' worth of breakfasts and lunches directly to their homes. There is an application for this service as the children must reside within a designated rural area of the Chickasaw or Seminole Nations and meet certain income requirements. The Impa’chi Delivered application is now available on the website (Chickasaw.net/MealsForKids). Please know that if a family chooses to participate in Impa’chi Delivered, they will not be able to visit a local meal site to pick up meals or meal boxes. If you have any questions, please contact Chickasaw Nation Impa’chi (Let’s Eat) Meals for Kids at (580) 436-7255 or at Imapchi@Chickasaw.net
3 months ago, Wynnewood Public Schools
The Delaware Nation, a Federally-Recognized Tribe based in Anadarko, OK offers a Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) subsidy program for Native American families in their service areas (including Garvin county) of Oklahoma. They are accepting new applications for child care subsidy assistance for eligible families.
4 months ago, Wynnewood Public Schools
Friendly reminder-Meet the Savages ice cream social is this Friday, Aug 7th at 7:30pm in the WW Park. The Booster club will have yard signs and big heads available to order along with other vendors.
All football program ads are due Aug 7th as well, extra forms will be available at the ice cream social. We hope to see you there!
2 days ago, WPS
August Menu
2 days ago, WPS
It is the goal of Wynnewood Public Schools to feed all students a nutritious and well balanced meal. During the 2026-2027 school year, students can eat breakfast and lunch for FREE. The meals will be funded through the USDA’s Community Eligibility Provision (CEP). The Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) is a federal meal service option allowing high-poverty schools in Oklahoma to provide free breakfast and lunch to all students without collecting household applications.
By providing meals for students at no cost, we give our students a better opportunity to succeed academically and athletically. Research has shown that students who eat breakfast and lunch on a daily basis increase their attendance, improve their behavior and perform better in school.
There is no need to fill out a meal application, a child qualifies for free meals just by being an WPS student.
❤️Congratulations Trish Parker!! 2025-26 Wynnewood School District Teacher of the Year! 🏹
3 months ago, Wynnewood Public Schools
Just a friendly reminder. Enjoy the weekend!
3 months ago, WPS
We are hiring Teachers!
3 months ago, WPS
Happy Administrative Professional Day to the real MVP's at Wynnewood Public Schools. They are the glue that holds everything together!
4 months ago, WPS
Dear Parents and Guardians, This is a reminder that the property next to our sports complex is private. No one should enter or cross onto it during events or anytime. There is livestock, including bulls, which most people don't stand a chance against if attacked.
Please make sure your children and guests: Stay on complex grounds at all times during a game Do not go beyond fences or posted boundaries
Children leaving the complex alone creates safety risks and is not allowed. Thank you for helping us keep everyone safe and respectful of our neighbors.