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College Board announced that Deer Creek High School has been named to the 2024 Advanced Placement® Program (AP®) School Honor Roll, earning the bronze distinction.

We want to highlight the great things our Deer Creek grads are doing. Fill out this form to tell us about an Antler in Action in your life: 

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On September 25, we are hosting a Redistricting Community Forum, where district families, patrons and staff can see a draft of the proposed maps, provide feedback and ask questions. This forum will be held at the Deer Creek Administration Building from 6 - 8 p.m., and will also be live streamed on our YouTube page. Those who watch the event online will be able to provide feedback and ask questions via our live stream. We hope you will make plans to join us, virtually or in person, for this event.

An Aviation 2 student in Madame Blunk’s class last year, Sam started flight training this summer at a flight school at Wiley Post Airport. Unlike learning to drive a car, student pilots fly by themselves, once proficient enough, as part of their private pilot training before earning a pilot certificate. This significant milestone is one that every pilot remembers and is often marked by the cutting of the student’s shirttails as a symbol of the student’s independence as a solo aviator. We are extremely proud of Sam and we look forward to following his flying future!

Learn more about Little Antlers Spirit Clinic happening Sept. 12-13. 

Francis Tuttle Technology Center’s Emma Sengvilay has earned a student production award from the Heartland Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS). 

Sengvilay, a Deer Creek High School senior in the Broadcast and Video Production program, earned first place in the High School Music Video category for her entry, “Til Death Do Us Part.” The Heartland Region includes Oklahoma, Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas and Wyoming.

2023-2024 was a great year!

Learn more about the new Deer Creek Orchestra program and sign up today! 

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Congratulations, Arya!  Arya earned 6th Place in the National Chess Elementary School (K-6) Championship.

Seniors were nominated for the prestigious honor of Mr. and Miss DCHS by their teachers based on the following criteria: integrity, leadership, compassion, character and school spirit.

Our DCMS Youth in Government Club dominated at the State Mock Trial Competition! Way to go! 

The Deer Creek Board of Education named Ashley Mackey the new head principal of Deer Creek High School. With more than 14 years of experience in public education, she will undoubtedly lead Deer Creek High School to continued success. 

Congratulations to Blythe McGuffee, the 2023-2024 District Support Employee of the Year! Thank you for your exceptional service and dedication to Deer Creek Intermediate School and Deer Creek Schools!

Professional growth and development is a big part of what we do in our educational careers. Finding innovative ways to support this desire to learn and advance is a high priority in Deer Creek, which is why we offered a new opportunity for teachers during the 2023-24 school year

Mamma Mia! is coming to Deer Creek High School April 11-13th at 7 p.m. and April 13th at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10 at the door. 

Congratulations to the following employees who were named Support Employees of the Year for their sites and departments. Each of these individuals make significant contributions to our district. We are so appreciative of all they do to keep things running smoothly for our students, staff and schools

The University of Central Oklahoma hosted students from Deer Creek High School for an inside look into the W. Roger Webb Forensic Science Institute (FSI) and programs, Monday, March 11.

On Thursday, March 29, Mrs. Nikki Foley-Gilbert was named District Teacher of the Year for Deer Creek Schools. Mrs. Gilbert is a geography teacher, team leader and department chair at Deer Creek Middle School. She is an outstanding educator and we are proud she will be representing us at the state level! 

Three of our students welcomed their dad home from deployment after surprise visits at Deer Creek 4th and 5th Grade Center and Deer Creek Elementary. Thank you for your service, Staff Sergeant Matt Smith!

Our three cheer teams from DCMS & DCHS all won nationals for the first time in program history this year. They were recently recognized by Governor Stitt at the Capitol. Way to go!

Mrs. Smith began her career in education 14 years ago. Most recently, she served as the 4th-grade assistant principal at the Deer Creek 4th and 5th Grade Center. Prior to becoming an administrator, she taught English Language Arts, Social Studies and Special Education in Deer Creek. Her family is a Grove Valley family and she is proud to be a part of the Deer Creek community. Please join us in congratulating her on this new role!

We had eight seniors sign letters of intent to continue their athletic career in college during our Spring 2024 Signing Day. Students signed at University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, Fort Hays State, Colorado Christian University, U.S. Naval Academy, University of Central Oklahoma, Florida College and Washburn University. Way to go, Antlers!

The University of Central Oklahoma and Deer Creek Public Schools, located in Edmond, Oklahoma, established an exclusive partnership Monday, Jan. 8, that will offer juniors and seniors at Deer Creek High School the opportunity to take concurrent courses through the university.

For the first time in program history, all three of our Cheer Teams (DCHS Varsity, DCHS JV and DCMS) are NCA National Champions! Way to go, Antlers! 

KOCO (Channel 5) featured our fourth grade Drone Club that started this year. STEM Teacher, Mrs. Lillie, started this club to help students who are interested in STEM advance their skills outside of the school day. 

“A deep commitment to help our students learn and grow is found in all of our schools, which is strengthened by a community that roots for our success at every turn,” Deer Creek Superintendent Jason Perez said. “While we know the Oklahoma State Report Cards are not entirely indicative of the holistic success of a school, we are proud that the scores across the district represent the great work being done in our schools.”

Each year, our schools each choose one teacher to be recognized as the Teacher of the Year. These outstanding educators represent the high caliber of education provided to our students in all of our classrooms across the district.

All of our honorees are celebrated at a special Teacher of the Year Banquet, where the district teacher of the year is chosen. We are excited to announce this year's District Teacher of the Year on Feb. 29th!