CARNEGIE

Attention: Wildcat Seniors/Families,

After reviewing the latest recommendations from our local Emergency Management Team and the guidelines from the State of Oklahoma during “Phase 3” of the structured reopen, the Carnegie Board of Education and Administration has made the decision to adjust the time and location of this year’s graduation.

We apologize for the need to make these changes, but with the goal of providing a quality graduation experience for our seniors and their families, we felt this was a needed adjustment to meet the recommendations and provide the opportunity for everyone who would like to attend and support our Wildcats as they graduate.

Please see the information below for the updates we have made. It is our goal for this to be the last change, but will, of course, work closely with local and state partners to make sure that we are meeting recommendations to keep everyone safe and healthy.

We are also working to provide a live stream of graduation via our Facebook page for those who are not able to attend.

Thank you for your flexibility and patience as we work to make every effort to honor the CHS 2020 Graduating Class! Please continue to watch our page for updates as the BIG DAY approaches!

-Mr. Eric Smith, CPS Superintendent

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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.”

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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."