These 11 IMS students had their County Curriculum Contest today in Idabel!
Raelyn Nesbitt
Ja'Neilous Williams
Tate Rolen
Anastaisha Burns
Harper McElroy
Kaylee Butler
Mia Torres-Hernandez
Tad Yamaguchi
Jacqueline Flores
Lilly Pace
Danyel McComb
Kaleb Tims
Presenting IMS 8th grade Top 10%
We are so proud of IMS' own Nevaeh Williams for being recognized as one of McCurtain County's Trash Off Poster Contest Contestant Finalists! Nevaeh was recognized Monday night at the McCurtain County Fairgrounds during the contest and reception!
Let’s Go IMS Softball!
IMS is playing at Valliant today! Happening now!
Let’s Go IMS Softball!
IMS is playing at Valliant today! Happening now!
IMS 2025-2026 Cheer Captains Kaylee Butler and Boston Clark took time to read to the Elementary Schools throughout the week for Read Across America! They represented IMS with pride.
Go Warriors! ❤️
Thanks to Alyssa Stone and our community partner, Tri-Lakes Services, for donating 40 fluorescent safety vests for our IMS hall passes!
IMS Powerlifters made it to STATE! We are so proud of the work these gentlemen have put in! Go Warriors! 🏋🏽‼️
For those keeping count: 6 more school days until Spring Break!
Thank You to POE Mr. Kent Hendon and staff for coming to Idabel Middle School today and filming our POE Excellence in Education 2025 Merit Award Finalist!
CONGRATULATIONS IDABEL WARRIOR PRIDE BAND!
We are so proud of our amazing students and wonderful director - Mr. and Mrs. Bell. They work tirelessly year round to make Idabel Band the phenomenon it is! Everyone's hard work has paid off because Idabel Band is STATE BOUND!
And the winner of the "Spring Break at Home" Gift Basket is… James Johnson!
Thank you for supporting IMS Cheerleading!
Go Warriors!
First Home SlowPitch game of the season is happening now. Come on out to the Idabel Ballpark and help cheer on our Lady Warriors as they battle it out with the Wright City Lumberjacks. 🥎
Admission: $4 Adults $3 Students
Black History Program is underway at IMS! Thank you to Mr. Willis and Mrs. Johns for organizing this program for our students and community!
Black History Program is underway at IMS! Thank you to Mr. Willis and Mrs. Johns for organizing this program for our students and community!
Black History Program tomorrow at 10am! Come join us!
Happy February Birthdays to Mrs. Hastings and Mr. Jones!
Congratulations to our February Students of the month Brian Devora and Jackie Flores!
Both were nominated by their teachers for showing great leadership and Warrior Pride in and out of their classrooms this month. Keep up the great work!
The Kiss a Pig Coin war is over.
And the winner (if that's what you can call it) is...
Coach Watson!
Thank you Carley Owens and the Idabel FFA Teachers for arranging a pig for us!
The safety and well-being of our students and staff are, and always will be, paramount at Idabel Public Schools. We take every threat seriously, and we respond swiftly and decisively to ensure the protection of our children.
Earlier today, a student reported that they believed they saw a firearm on campus at Idabel Middle School. In accordance with our established safety protocols, we immediately initiated a lockdown of the facility. Working in close collaboration with the Idabel Police Department, the McCurtain County Sheriff's Department, and the Choctaw Nation Lighthorse Police, we conducted a comprehensive search of every student and every classroom.
In today's world, we recognize that any potential threat, no matter how seemingly small, must be treated with the utmost urgency and a rapid, accurate response. We understand the concern and anxiety that such situations can cause, and we want to assure our community that we are committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all our students.
Following the thorough search conducted by law enforcement, no weapon was found. All students have been released to go home. We are deeply grateful for the swift and professional response of our law enforcement partners. Their dedication to our community's safety is invaluable. We also commend our students and staff for their cooperation and calm demeanor during this challenging situation. At Idabel Public Schools, we remain steadfast in our commitment to safeguarding the children entrusted to our care.
Thank You,
Dr. Alan Bryant
Superintendent