Don't forget to get your reading in over the summer! Use your Harrington Library card that you received this year. You will enter your 13 digit number and 4 digit pin to choose from an entire library of books!
Senior diplomas and packets are ready to be picked up in Mrs. Harland's office! Please stop by the school Monday-Thursday 9:00-2:00. If you are no longer in the district and need your packet mailed call the office at 580-423-7371.
Open enrollment applications are for students wanting to transfer to Texhoma from out of district. If you are a current student of Texhoma, enrollment will be posted at a later date!
Texhoma Public Schools is looking for a High School Math Teacher to join our team!
- Small class sizes for a supportive teaching environment - School housing available - Algebra II, Algebra III, and Geometry
Interested applicants should send their resume and teaching certificate to Tammie Breeden at [email protected] and Tom Schroeder, [email protected] or you may contact us at 580-423-7371.
Come and be a part of a dedicated and welcoming school community!
We are thrilled to announced the addition of the Texhoma Graduate Class Panel page on the Texhoma Public Schools website! Now, you can explore class panels for all graduating classes, starting with the Class of 1913. There are also several activity group photos from the earlier years of Texhoma available on the same page! Whether you're reminiscing about your own high school days or looking back at generations of Texhoma history, this new page offers a glimpse into the rich traditions and memories of our school.
Check it out and take a walk down memory lane!
Feel free to share with classmates and family members near and far!
The page can be found under "Our School" at www.texhoma61.net.
The mission of the Texhoma Public Schools is to foster personal characteristics in our students that include not only the accumulation of knowledge and development of skills, but also the development of attitudes, ideals and understandings that are commensurate with a moral and democratic society. To accomplish this, the school will offer a curriculum with co-curricular activities that meets the needs of the students and provides for a “Student Centered” instructional atmosphere that will give each student the opportunity to achieve his or her potential to master the “Oklahoma Academic Standards”.