Shawnee High School

Some of the 186 Shawnee graduates make the sign of the wolf as "Hail, Shawnee High School" is sung by members of the SHS Choir. Shown, in the front row, is Bella Koepke, Holly Valentine and Kennedy Santos. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Some of the 186 Shawnee graduates make the sign of the wolf as "Hail, Shawnee High School" is sung by members of the SHS Choir. Shown, in the front row, is Bella Koepke, Holly Valentine and Kennedy Santos. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Graduation Keepsake: Shawnee High School

News Staff
Thursday, July 25, 2024
Letter from the Superintendent:To the Shawnee High School Class of 2024,As we gather to celebrate your remarkable achievements and the end of this significant chapter in your lives, I hope you've had a chance to reflect on the journey that has brought you here.
Shawnee High School held their Spring Homecoming on Tues., Jan. 10, before the Lady Wolves home game against Harding Prep. Seniors Kelon Chandler and Anna Jordan, who both represented tennis, were crowned King and Queen. Shown, from left, are Chanel Morales, Titus Wright, Ella Kate King, Zane Wilson, Stormee Sanchez, junior Triston Snider, Chandler, Jordan, Bella Pfeiff, Landon Primeaux, Mia Jennings, Preston Rumfelt, Jocelyn Williams and Colin Brooks. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Shawnee High School held their Spring Homecoming on Tues., Jan. 10, before the Lady Wolves home game against Harding Prep. Seniors Kelon Chandler and Anna Jordan, who both represented tennis, were crowned King and Queen. Shown, from left, are Chanel Morales, Titus Wright, Ella Kate King, Zane Wilson, Stormee Sanchez, junior Triston Snider, Chandler, Jordan, Bella Pfeiff, Landon Primeaux, Mia Jennings, Preston Rumfelt, Jocelyn Williams and Colin Brooks. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Shawnee High School Spring Homecoming

Natasha Dunagan
Thursday, January 19, 2023
Shawnee High School held their Spring Homecoming on Tues., Jan. 10, before the Lady Wolves home game against Harding Prep. Seniors Kelon Chandler and Anna Jordan, who both represented tennis, were crowned King and Queen.
Shawnee senior Vincent Tash competes in the Boys 100 Yard Butterfly during the swim meet with Moore, Southmoore and Westmoore athletes on Nov. 10 at the Shawnee YMCA. Tash placed fourth in the event with a 1:07.90. His teammate and fellow senior Ethan Oller placed first with a 55.84. Shawnee placed first in the Combined Team Scores, with 803 points. They had 416 points for the women and 387 points for the men. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Shawnee senior Vincent Tash competes in the Boys 100 Yard Butterfly during the swim meet with Moore, Southmoore and Westmoore athletes on Nov. 10 at the Shawnee YMCA. Tash placed fourth in the event with a 1:07.90. His teammate and fellow senior Ethan Oller placed first with a 55.84. Shawnee placed first in the Combined Team Scores, with 803 points. They had 416 points for the women and 387 points for the men. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Shawnee Wins Swim Meet with Moore Schools

Natasha Dunagan
Thursday, November 17, 2022
Shawnee senior Vincent Tash competes in the Boys 100 Yard Butterfly during the swim meet with Moore, Southmoore and Westmoore athletes on Nov. 10 at the Shawnee YMCA. Tash placed fourth in the event with a 1:07.90. His teammate and fellow senior Ethan Oller placed first with a 55.84.
Eliana Rao, Kourgar Simons and Chris Larney launch a tissue paper hot air balloon they created in the Shawnee High School Performing Arts and Activities Center. This was one project done this year in the "Launching Into Aviation" class. Photo provided by Joshua Watson.

Eliana Rao, Kourgar Simons and Chris Larney launch a tissue paper hot air balloon they created in the Shawnee High School Performing Arts and Activities Center. This was one project done this year in the "Launching Into Aviation" class. Photo provided by Joshua Watson.

Shawnee, One of 58 High Schools Teaching Aerospace In OK

Natasha Dunagan
Thursday, November 17, 2022
Back in July, State Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell announced that Oklahoma is first in the country for high schools approved to teach the “You Can Fly” Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) curriculum, made available in the last year.