Sequoyah Schools News Today

Candidate filing begins Monday, Dec. 4, for 14 Rogers County school districts and for two seats on the Owasso City Council.

Scenes from the 2023 Veterans Parade held Friday, Nov. 11, through downtown Claremore. The sunny day brought over a thousand people who sat and stood along the citys main thoroughfare

Sequoyah Schools will participant in a summer food service program and will provide meals free of charge to all children 18 years of age and younger.

On April 25, we will gather in Place Where They Play on the campus of Sequoyah Schools and many will watch online as the candidates for principal chief and deputy

Four Cherokee Nation citizens will vie for the District 1 Tribal Council seat in the June 3 election. District 1 covers portions of Cherokee and Wagoner counties.

The Cherokee Phoenix will host a debate for principal chief and deputy principal chief candidates April 25 at the Place Where They Play on the campus of Sequoyah Schools in

The National Association of Federally Impacted Schools recognized the late Jeffery Limore, with the Friend of NAFIS Award on Sept. 20 in Washington, D.C.

Cherokee Nation leaders honored six tribal citizens and three Cherokee community organizations during the Cherokee National Holiday Awards Banquet Thursday night, part of the 70th annual Cherokee National Holiday.

Chief, Deputy Chief cite honorees’ devotion to Cherokee people and communities during annual Cherokee National Holiday awards banquet

News Release Cherokee Nation Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner are proposing the construction of a new “Career