Roland Middle School Home Economics

Our middle school students learned the importance of knife safety and proper handling, explored different types of knives, and practiced several cutting techniques using Play-Doh.

Building real-world skills one lesson at a time.

#WeAreRoland #RangerStrong
23 days ago, Kensey Richards
Roland Middle School students in Home Economics class practicing knife safety skills. Students are using plastic knives and Play-Doh to practice different cutting techniques while learning about proper knife handling and kitchen safety.
Roland Middle School students in Home Economics class practicing knife safety skills. Students are using plastic knives and Play-Doh to practice different cutting techniques while learning about proper knife handling and kitchen safety.
Roland Middle School students in Home Economics class practicing knife safety skills. Students are using plastic knives and Play-Doh to practice different cutting techniques while learning about proper knife handling and kitchen safety.
Roland Middle School students in Home Economics class practicing knife safety skills. Students are using plastic knives and Play-Doh to practice different cutting techniques while learning about proper knife handling and kitchen safety.
Roland Middle School students in Home Economics class practicing knife safety skills. Students are using plastic knives and Play-Doh to practice different cutting techniques while learning about proper knife handling and kitchen safety.
Public Schools Week 2026

This week Roland Public Schools proudly joins districts across the nation in celebrating Public Schools Week 2026 and we have so much to celebrate right here at home.

Our public school is the heart of our community. At Roland we are committed to serving Every Student by Name and Need. Our classrooms, fine arts programs, athletic fields, and career pathways are preparing students for their future while strengthening our entire community.

We invite our Roland Families to change their profile pictures this week and show their pride in public education. Use our Public Schools Week graphic and stand with us as we celebrate the impact of Roland Schools.

To our incredible educators, staff, families, and community partners, thank you for investing in our students every single day.

We Are Roland!

#PSW26 #WeAreRoland #RangerNation #EveryStudentByNameAndNeed
24 days ago, Kensey Richards
A vintage style circular seal in Roland Public Schools colors of bright orange, black, and white. The outer ring reads Proud Public Schools and Roland Public Schools. The center features the district statement Every Student by Name and Need in bold lettering with a distressed texture design. The overall look is bold, athletic, and school spirited.
It’s PLAYOFF time, Ranger Nation!

Join us Tuesday, February 24 at the Ranger Dome as our Rangers take the court for OSSAA Basketball Playoffs.

Let’s pack the house and show our Ranger pride!

#WeAreRoland #RangerNation #GoBigOrange
27 days ago, Kensey Richards
Basketball playoff graphic in bright orange, black, and white Roland school colors. The graphic announces OSSAA Basketball Playoff information for Tuesday, February 24 at 6:00 PM at Ranger Dome. It includes ticket pricing, a QR code for online ticket purchase, and OSSAA restrictions including no live stream and prohibited items. The hashtag #WeAreRoland appears at the bottom.
Ranger Recognition

Today we’re celebrating dependability at Roland Lower Elementary!

Mrs. Denessa Dudley is someone our students and staff can always count on. She shows up every day with care, heart, and dedication — and our school is better because of her.

2nd Grader Noah Click is being recognized for perfect attendance and for showing what it means to be dependable. Showing up matters, and Noah does just that!

We are so proud of you both!

#RangerRecognition #WeAreRoland #RangerStrong
27 days ago, Kensey Richards
A Roland Ranger-themed graphic in black, orange, and white titled “Ranger Recognition.” The word “Dependability” appears above the name 2nd Grader Noah Click. The photo shows Noah standing in front of a colorful classroom bulletin board that says “Be Humble, Be Brave, Be Honest,” holding a Ranger Recognition certificate. The text explains he is being recognized for exceptional dependability through perfect attendance and his commitment to showing up every day.
A Roland Ranger-themed graphic in black, orange, and white titled “Ranger Recognition.” The word “Dependability” appears above the name 2nd Grader Noah Click. The photo shows Noah standing in front of a colorful classroom bulletin board that says “Be Humble, Be Brave, Be Honest,” holding a Ranger Recognition certificate. The text explains he is being recognized for exceptional dependability through perfect attendance and his commitment to showing up every day.
The 2026–2027 Roland Public Schools District Calendar is here!
Be sure to save the dates, plan ahead, and get ready for another great year at Roland.

#WeAreRoland #RangerNation
28 days ago, Kensey Richards
Calendar
Congratulations and good luck to our Roland Rangers wrestlers as they compete at the 2026 OKWA 48th Annual Open State Championships on February 20–21!

#WeAreRoland #RangerNation #GoBigOrange
28 days ago, Kensey Richards
A Roland-themed graphic in bright orange, black, and white congratulating Roland Rangers wrestlers and wishing them good luck at the 2026 OKWA 48th Annual Open State Championships on February 20–21. The design includes the OKWA logo and photos of four student wrestlers standing in front of Roland school wall graphics.
Ranger Powerlifting Update

Our Ranger Powerlifting team competed in the Skiatook Powerlifting Meet on Friday, February 13, 2026, at the Brooks Walton Activity Center in Skiatook, OK. After months of preparation, our athletes represented Roland with strength and pride against top lifters in the state.

Boys’ Division
Nova Reagan – 157 lb. – 1st
Jeremiah Peters – 242 lb. – 2nd
Trevor Lasiter – 145 lb. – 3rd
Joshawa Crase – 198 lb. – 4th
Talen Reese – 220 lb. – 5th
John Allen – 275 lb. – 5th
Zander Criswell – 145 lb. – 8th

Girls’ Division
Paisley Davis – 143 lb. – 1st
Mira Reagan – 143 lb. – 5th

Team Results
Boys Small School Division – 3rd
Overall (Large & Small Schools) – 8th

We are proud of these Rangers and their hard work!

#WeAreRoland #RangerStrong #GoBigOrange
30 days ago, Kensey Richards
Graphic titled “Ranger Powerlifting” in bold black lettering with orange outline across the top. Below the title are four Roland student powerlifters standing outdoors, each wearing a gray “Roland Powerlifting” hoodie and a medal around their neck. Two students are giving a thumbs-up while the others are standing with neutral smiles. The background includes a faded gym-themed design in Roland’s orange, black, and white school colors
Announcement

Roland Public Schools will be closed Monday, February 16, 2026, in observance of Presidents Day.

Enjoy the day, Ranger Nation! #WEAREROLAND #GOBIGORANGE
about 1 month ago, Kensey Richards
Alt text: Roland Rangers orange and black announcement graphic reading “Announcement: No School Monday, February 16, 2026 in observance of Presidents Day,” displayed on a white sign with an orange border and the Roland “R” logo in the corner.  If you'd like, I can also create a Facebook accessibility caption version that follows current ADA and social media best practices.
Roland Middle School is proud to recognize our December 2025 Students of the Month.

8th Grade: Johnathan Street and Alyson Skidmore
7th Grade: Grayson Holt and Esther Good
6th Grade: Caleb McKown and Kiley Steeley

These students demonstrate leadership, responsibility, and a commitment to excellence each day. We are proud of the example they set for our Ranger community.

#WEAREROLAND #RANGERNATION #RANGERPOSITIVEGOSSIP
about 1 month ago, Kensey Richards
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Roland High School is proud to recognize our latest Ranger Recognition recipients.

Khloe Howard is known for her respect, motivation, and positive presence on campus. She sets a strong example for her fellow Rangers each day.

Coach Jonathan Harvey is recognized for his steady presence, patience, and genuine care for students. His impact reaches far beyond the classroom.

We are grateful for the difference they make at Roland Public Schools.

#WEAREROLAND #RANGERNATION #RANGERPOSITIVEGOSSIP
about 1 month ago, Kensey Richards
Graphic titled “Ranger Recognition” in Roland Bright Orange (#fc6603), black (#1e1e1e), and white (#ffffff). The post features Roland High School student Khløe Howard holding a recognition certificate and Coach Jonathan Harvey in a staff portrait. Both are being honored for courtesy and positive impact on campus.
Graphic titled “Ranger Recognition” in Roland Bright Orange (#fc6603), black (#1e1e1e), and white (#ffffff). The post features Roland High School student Khløe Howard holding a recognition certificate and Coach Jonathan Harvey in a staff portrait. Both are being honored for courtesy and positive impact on campus.
Congratulations to Roland High School sophomore Damonte Owens on joining the 1,000 Point Club for the Roland Runnin’ Rangers.

We are so proud of him and the Roland Runnin’ Rangers Basketball Team for this incredible accomplishment.

#WEAREROLAND #RANGERNATION #GOBIGORANGE
about 1 month ago, Kensey Richards
Graphic in Roland Bright Orange (#fc6603), black (#1e1e1e), and white (#ffffff) celebrating Roland High School sophomore Damonte Owens for joining the 1,000 Point Club. He is pictured in his Rangers basketball uniform holding a commemorative poster featuring his number 23 and “1,000 Point Club.”
Valentine’s Day deliveries will take place on Friday, February 13 from 9:00 AM–1:00 PM.
Please remember no balloons are allowed, including stick balloons.
Each building will have a designated delivery area.

#WEAREROLAND #RANGERNATION #GOBIGORANGE
about 1 month ago, Kensey Richards
A red and light pink Valentine’s Day themed graphic for Roland Public School featuring hearts and the title “Valentine’s Day Deliveries.” The graphic states deliveries will occur Friday, February 13 from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, notes that no balloons of any kind are allowed, and explains that each school building will have a designated delivery area.
🏀 Senior Night in the Ranger Dome!

Join us Tuesday, February 10 at 5:30 PM as the Roland Rangers take on Sallisaw and we honor our amazing seniors from
TSA • Archery • Esports • Cheer • Golf • Basketball.

Let’s pack the Dome and celebrate the Class of 2026!

#WEAREROLAND #RANGERNATION #GOBIGORANGE
about 1 month ago, Kensey Richards
Black, orange, and white Roland Rangers graphic reading “Basketball Senior Night, Tuesday February 10, 5:30 PM, Ranger Dome, Roland vs. Sallisaw.” A large orange Roland “R” logo is centered with the word “Honoring” above a list of activities: TSA, Archery, Esports, Cheer, Golf, and Basketball. Bold school colors and a clean layout create a celebratory senior night announcement
Roland Rangers, help us celebrate!

Kacen Copeland placed 3rd at JR. High All State Wrestling, finishing 8–1 in his bracket. What an incredible accomplishment and a proud moment for Ranger Nation!

Way to go, Kacen!

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about 1 month ago, Kensey Richards
A black, orange, and white Roland Rangers congratulatory graphic featuring a photo of junior high wrestler Kacen Copeland standing beside a coach at a wrestling arena. Bold text reads, “Congratulations Kacen Copeland, 3rd Place, JR. High All State Wrestling.” Roland Rangers branding and a wrestling silhouette appear in the design, celebrating his achievement.
Roland High School FCCLA Success

On Wednesday, February 4, Roland High School proudly took 10 students to compete in the FCCLA Regional STAR Events in McAlester. Our students represented Ranger Nation with professionalism, confidence, and outstanding skill.

Student Placements:

• Creed Speaking – Level 1
Hollind McKinney – 3rd Place

• WR Teacher’s Aide – Level 3
Madison Hall – 3rd Place

• Cake Decorating – Level 2
Khloe Harmon – Participant

• Cake Decorating – Level 3
Brittani Martin – 1st Place (Advances to State)

• Children’s Literature – Level 2
Jayleigh Atkins – 1st Place (Advances to State)

• Children’s Literature – Level 3
Izzy Hopkins – 2nd Place (Advances to State)

All students demonstrated outstanding performance and dedication, and we are incredibly proud of their hard work and achievements.

We wish the best of luck to our state qualifiers as they prepare to compete at the FCCLA State Competition in March.

#WEAREROLAND #RANGERNATION #GOBIGORANGE #RANGERSTRONG #RANGERPOSITIVEGOSSIP
about 1 month ago, Kensey Richards
oland High School FCCLA students standing together at the FCCLA Regional STAR Events in McAlester after earning multiple placements and state qualifications.”  If you’d like, I can also:
This week, we are proud to recognize 7th grader Aubree Kidd and Mrs. Suzetta Wise as our Ranger Recognition winners for the pillar of Courtesy. They consistently show kindness, respect, and a positive attitude, helping make our school a welcoming place for everyone.

Congratulations, and thank you for representing what it means to be a Ranger.

#WeAreRoland #RangerRecognition
about 1 month ago, Kensey Richards
Ranger Recognition
Ranger Recognition
A Wish Come True!

We are so excited to celebrate 1st grader Stevie Jastrzemski, who recently got to experience a magical Make-A-Wish trip to Disney!

From big smiles to unforgettable memories, Stevie’s Disney adventure was truly special, and we are so thankful to organizations like Make-A-Wish for making moments like this possible.

Way to go, Stevie! Your Ranger family is cheering you on every step of the way

#WeAreRoland #RangerNation #MakeAWish #DisneyMagic
about 1 month ago, Kensey Richards
A five-photo collage shows first grader Stevie Jastrzemski enjoying a Make-A-Wish trip to Disney. The photos include Stevie riding with another child, posing in themed costumes with toy lightsabers, sitting on decorative thrones while wearing a Make-A-Wish shirt, and exploring park attractions with dinosaur and animal statues. The collage is colorful and playful, highlighting joyful moments from the Disney vacation.
Senior Parents & Families — Celebrate Your Graduate

The Roland Yearbook Senior Ads are now available. This is a meaningful way to honor your senior with a personalized message and photos that will be part of the yearbook for years to come.

Ad options include:
• Quarter Page – $50
• Half Page – $75
• Full Page – $100

All ads are printed in full color and include space for photos and a special message recognizing your student.

How to Purchase:
• Email Yearbook Advisor Kensey Richards at kcrichards@rolandschools.org

• Purchase online at: https://yearbookforever.com/school-store/JEf3i0MS2OC9gppbm56e712q

Deadline: Friday, March 13, 2026

#WEAREROLAND #RANGERNATION #GOBIGORANGE
about 1 month ago, Kensey Richards
Graphic promoting Roland Yearbook Senior Ads with quarter, half, and full page pricing, photo limits, dimensions, purchase options, and a deadline of Friday, March 13, 2026.
Middle School First Semester Honor Roll

Congratulations to our students for their hard work and academic success. We are proud of you.

#WEAREROLAND #RANGERNATION
about 1 month ago, Kensey Richards
Middle school students recognized for First Semester Honor Roll achievement.
Middle school students recognized for First Semester Honor Roll achievement.
Middle school students recognized for First Semester Honor Roll achievement.
Middle school students recognized for First Semester Honor Roll achievement.
Middle school students recognized for First Semester Honor Roll achievement.
Middle school students recognized for First Semester Honor Roll achievement.
🌟 Upper Elementary January STAR Students 🌟

Congratulations to our Upper Elementary students recognized as January STAR Students. We are proud of your hard work, positive choices, and commitment to learning. Keep shining and leading the way.

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about 1 month ago, Kensey Richards
Upper Elementary students smiling while being recognized as January STAR Students at school.
Upper Elementary students smiling while being recognized as January STAR Students at school.
Upper Elementary students smiling while being recognized as January STAR Students at school.
Upper Elementary students smiling while being recognized as January STAR Students at school.
Upper Elementary students smiling while being recognized as January STAR Students at school.
Upper Elementary students smiling while being recognized as January STAR Students at school.
Upper Elementary students smiling while being recognized as January STAR Students at school.