Updated Checotah Tournament Bracket... Reminder, this is a Boys Only Tournament for Keys because our Girls played in the Bertha Teague.
Due to the impending weather forecast this weekend, several schedule changes have been made that are beyond our control. The high school game at Okay scheduled for tonight has been canceled by Okay. However, we will still play the junior high games and the JV boys game as planned.
The Checotah Tournament has been moved up to Wednesday through Friday. Below is the remainder of the regular season basketball schedule.
The Checotah Tournament has been moved up to Wednesday through Friday. Below is the remainder of the regular season basketball schedule.
Reminder: Keys Public Schools will be in session on Monday, January 19. As a school community, we recognize and honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and reflect on his message of service, respect, and unity.
Weekly Activity Calendar
January 18-24
January 18-24
Congratulations to the Basketball teams for getting big wins over Tulsa KIPP last night. All 3 teams got wins, JV Boys, Varsity Girls and Varsity Boys. Thank you to Rena Trammel for sponsoring the game ball!
Congratulations to Carson, Max,Alyson,Natalie,Rylynn,
Reyna,Blakey,Kyler,Ireland and Destinee on being selected to the MEOBDA 7th and JH Honor Band . They will attend a clinic/concert on February 2-3
Congratulations to Kaleb Denton and Emma Savage on being selected to the MEOBDA HS honor band. they will attend a clinic/concert on February 2-3
Keys vs Tulsa KIPP
Thursday 1/15/26
JV Boys at 5:00 PM
Varsity Girls at 6:00 PM/Varsity Boys to Follow
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Checotah Tournament Bracket
January 22-24
January 22-24
🚨 SCHEDULE CHANGE🚨
The V/JV HS Basketball games versus KIPP have been moved to Thursday.
The 7/8 games versus Grandview will still start at 4pm on Tuesday at Keys HS.
Weekly Activity Calendar
The Cougar Basketball teams bring home hardware from the Warner Tournament.
Congratulations to the Girls Basketball Team for winning the championship, and to the Boys Basketball Team for winning 3rd Place.
KHS would like to thank the American Heart Association and KHS Student Council for their work in the "One Week to Save a Life" program.
The One Week To Save A Life program supporting The American Heart Association has come to a close and we are grateful for your support! Last week Keys HS students were encouraged to scan a QR Code and watch short videos around CPR, Vaping and Stroke Education. After viewing the videos, students could forward them via text to friends and family sharing our heart-healthy messages creating a safer community.
A heartfelt thank you to our Keys High School students for your involvement in any way you were able.
96 STUDENTS registered
56 STUDENTS learned Hands-Only CPR
1 8 STUDENTS learned the Dangers of Vaping
1 8 STUDENTS learned the Warning Signs of a Stroke
28 STUDENTS shared our heart healthy messages with others
One Week To Save A Life is bringing healthy habits and lifesaving skills into your community, and we couldn’t have done it without you! Thank you, Shauna Jones & the Student Council Students for being a part of our mission to build healthier hearts, big and small.
The One Week To Save A Life program supporting The American Heart Association has come to a close and we are grateful for your support! Last week Keys HS students were encouraged to scan a QR Code and watch short videos around CPR, Vaping and Stroke Education. After viewing the videos, students could forward them via text to friends and family sharing our heart-healthy messages creating a safer community.
A heartfelt thank you to our Keys High School students for your involvement in any way you were able.
96 STUDENTS registered
56 STUDENTS learned Hands-Only CPR
1 8 STUDENTS learned the Dangers of Vaping
1 8 STUDENTS learned the Warning Signs of a Stroke
28 STUDENTS shared our heart healthy messages with others
One Week To Save A Life is bringing healthy habits and lifesaving skills into your community, and we couldn’t have done it without you! Thank you, Shauna Jones & the Student Council Students for being a part of our mission to build healthier hearts, big and small.
Keys Sweeps Morris To Open Warner Tournament
Semifinals Friday @ Warner
Girls vs Eufaula 4:00 PM
Boys vs Okay 8:00 PM
Semifinals Friday @ Warner
Girls vs Eufaula 4:00 PM
Boys vs Okay 8:00 PM
Celebrating Our School Board Leaders This January
January is School Board Recognition Month, a time to honor Oklahoma’s more than 2,500
elected school board members for their commitment to public education. These dedicated
individuals work tirelessly to ensure every student has access to the best learning
opportunities possible.
The Keys School District proudly recognizes its five school board members:
Dexter Scott – President, Beth Brandt – Vice President, Bobby Musgrove Jr. – Clerk, Rick
Patrick – Assistant Clerk, and Philip Manes – Member.
“Our school board members not only give their time but also share their vision and voice to
shape the future of public education in Oklahoma,” said Superintendent Vol Woods. “We
are deeply grateful for their service and proud of the dedication they show in making our
district the very best it can be.”
In Keys, board members make critical decisions on educational and community issues,
guide policy, and oversee an annual budget of $9 million supporting 815 students, 100
employees, and two school sites. Their leadership ensures that the needs of students
remain at the heart of every decision.
“As we celebrate School Board Recognition Month,” Woods added, “we invite our
community to join us in thanking our local board of education for their outstanding service
and steadfast commitment to Keys Public Schools.”
January is School Board Recognition Month, a time to honor Oklahoma’s more than 2,500
elected school board members for their commitment to public education. These dedicated
individuals work tirelessly to ensure every student has access to the best learning
opportunities possible.
The Keys School District proudly recognizes its five school board members:
Dexter Scott – President, Beth Brandt – Vice President, Bobby Musgrove Jr. – Clerk, Rick
Patrick – Assistant Clerk, and Philip Manes – Member.
“Our school board members not only give their time but also share their vision and voice to
shape the future of public education in Oklahoma,” said Superintendent Vol Woods. “We
are deeply grateful for their service and proud of the dedication they show in making our
district the very best it can be.”
In Keys, board members make critical decisions on educational and community issues,
guide policy, and oversee an annual budget of $9 million supporting 815 students, 100
employees, and two school sites. Their leadership ensures that the needs of students
remain at the heart of every decision.
“As we celebrate School Board Recognition Month,” Woods added, “we invite our
community to join us in thanking our local board of education for their outstanding service
and steadfast commitment to Keys Public Schools.”
Junior High Basketball Update
HS Basketball 🏀
Warner Tournament Brackets
All area 8th grade students interested in attending Keys High School are invited to join us for Keys Class of 2030 Night on Tuesday, February 10th at 5:30 PM. Come meet with KHS administration and get important information about becoming a Cougar!
Questions? Contact Mr. Goss at sgoss@kpscougars.org
Questions? Contact Mr. Goss at sgoss@kpscougars.org
Schedule Change:
The 5th and 6th Grade Boys will play first tonight against Maryetta. The Boys game will start at 4:30 with the Girls to follow.
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