Want to see Alva's elementary schools for yourself? Join us TOMORROW — Saturday, May 23rd — for Come-and-Go Site Tours at Washington, Longfellow, and Lincoln Elementary Schools from 1:00–4:00 PM.
Come see building conditions firsthand and learn more about the 2026 Student Investment Plan. No registration required.
Have questions? We want to answer them! Submit your questions at the following link:
The proposed 2026 Student Investment Plan would combine all three Alva elementary programs into one new building. One drop-off. One pickup. Daily teacher collaboration. Grade-level pods. An ICC 500-rated storm shelter. Learn more at:
Washington Early Childhood Principal Madison Williams: all three elementary schools have one entry point that opens directly to the entire building. That is a daily safety concern for every administrator.
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3 months ago, Alva Goldbugs
Woods County Gulp and Gallop is providing a summer food program to children under the age of 18 from June 3 through August 5. Food can be picked up in Alva on Wednesdays between 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. To sign up, please use the following link.
Longfellow Elementary Principal Alysson Tucker on what becomes possible when teachers can focus on academics and student character — rather than roof leaks and gaps in the stairs.
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3 months ago, Alva Goldbugs
Alva Athletics is excited to announce a full lineup of summer camps! This year, we’re making registration easier than ever with convenient online sign-ups. Even better, thanks to our partnership with Windy Ford, all camps are being offered completely FREE of charge. Register today and join us for a great summer of learning, competition, and fun! https://forms.gle/WQ3h7XoL1DqWnt9U8
3 months ago, DALTON BEELER
AHS 2026 Graduation
May 15th | 7:00 PM
AHS Gymnasium
Congratulations and best wishes to all of our graduates! 🎓
3 months ago, Alva Public Schools
Congratulations to the AHS April & May Rotary Students of the Month
April: Tory Shafer and Daxton Egner May: Vinnsinn Pegg and Asia Blackledge
3 months ago, Alva Public Schools
ACT UPDATE!
Based on its continual evaluation of scores, ACT has informed us that it needs to reissue scores for students who took the ACT online during the school day this spring. If you are among those students, your current score will be removed from your MyACT account on Wednesday, May 13. When scores are available again (no later than June 2), your Composite score and section scores will remain the same OR go up slightly based on your individual performance. Your scores will NOT be lower than what was previously released. There is no action you need to take. ACT will post revised scores on MyACT and will be resending scores to your school. If you previously opted to send scores via ACT to a college, university, or scholarship-awarding organization, they, too, will be sent any updated scores.
3 months ago, Alva Public Schools
Lincoln Elementary Principal Jenny Webster describes the visible structural changes she monitors every day — sloping floors, dropped patios, mud coming in through the floor, and a building that has shifted.
TONIGHT: Town Hall Meeting at the Alva High School Auditorium — 7:00 PM. Learn about the 2026 Student Investment Plan directly from district leadership and get your questions answered. Architects, Financial Advisor, and Construction Management will also be available to answer questions!
Join Alva Public Schools TOMORROW — Tuesday, May 12th — for a Town Hall Meeting at the Alva High School Auditorium at 7:00 PM.
Hear from district leadership about the 2026 Student Investment Plan and ask your questions. Architects, Financial Advisor, and Construction Management will be available to answer questions as well!
Lincoln Elementary has significant structural issues confirmed by engineering reports that have worsened over the past three years.
The project to renovate, expand, and build new at Longfellow and Washington was started in 1946, making these facilities 80 years old. The aging infrastructure at separate locations make repairs more frequent, difficult, and costly.
On June 16th, Alva voters will decide on the 2026 Student Investment Plan — a $51.2 million proposal to build a new Pre-K through 5th grade elementary school.
Want to see Lincoln Elementary for yourself? Join us TOMORROW — Saturday, May 9th — for a Come-and-Go Site Tour at Lincoln Elementary from 1:00–4:00 PM.
Come see the building conditions firsthand and learn more about the 2026 Student Investment Plan. No registration required.
Have questions? We want to answer them! Submit your questions at the following link, then join us at the town-hall meeting coming up next Tuesday — Tuesday, May 12 at 7:00 p.m. in the High School Auditorium.