CARNEGIE

Baseball

March 25^th – JH Tournament @Apache

March 25^th – Wildcats @Hollis @4:30

March 26^th – JH Tournament @Apache

March 26^th – Wildcats @Cordell @ 4:30

March 28^th – JH Tournament @Apache

March 28^th-March 30^th – HS Tournament @Hobart

Softball

High School

March 25^th – Wildcats vs Sayre @HOME @5:30

March 26^th – FC/B & BF/DC @ Ft. Cobb

March 28^th-March 29^th – Binger Tournament 

Middle School

March 25^th – Wildcats vs Sayre @HOME @4:30

March 26^th – Wildcats vs Anadarko @HOME @ 5:00

March 28^th-30^th – Weatherford Tournament 

Track

High School

March 28^th – @Alex

Middle School

March 28^th – @Alex

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Toolkit & Video Now Available to Help Educators, Families Talk About Test Results

“Do you know the early warning sign of children with special needs:  Do you know a child who has special needs:  Carnegie Public Schools meets the needs of these children through the Special Education Department.  If you know of a child who may need help, contact Mr. Smith, Superintendent, at Carnegie Public Schools, or Connie Leitner, Special Education Director, at (580) 654-1470.”

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Do you know the early warning sign of children with special needs:  Do you know a child who has special needs:  Carnegie Public Schools meets the needs of these children through the Special Education Department.  If you know of a child who may need help, contact Mr. Smith, Superintendent, At Carnegie Public Schools, or Connie Leitner, Special Education Director, at (580) 654-1470."