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  • Funds donated to the Moore Public Schools Tornado Relief Fund will be used to aid students, families and staff of Moore Public Schools who were affected by the May 20, 2013 tornado. 

    These funds will help remove the obstacles that stand in the way of teachers being able to teach and children being able to learn by providing them the basic educational materials and support they need. This could include, but not be limited to, things such as food, clothing, shelter, after school care, school supplies, classroom materials and student transportation to and from school related events.
     

    Make checks payable to:
    Moore Public Schools Tornado Relief Fund

    Mail checks to:
    Moore Public Schools Tornado Relief Fund
    1500 SE 4th Street
    Moore, OK 73160
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May 25, 2013

 
Dear Moore Public Schools Family:

As the sun rises each day I feel stronger and more hopeful about our recovery. Driving to graduation this morning, I passed many homes and businesses witnessing the volunteers from near and far combing through our neighbors’ homes and our campuses in an effort to save memories and recapture a sense of normalcy.


Standing at graduation my heart swelled, seeing all of our Moore families standing shoulder to shoulder, celebrating each and every student’s accomplishments. The spirit of our young people and the resilience of our staff continue to inspire me daily.


As I stated to our 1400 graduates today, we’ve suffered a terrible loss. But we are here to celebrate your accomplishments, success and dreams – you renew our faith, our hope and our dreams.


In stark contrast, today we also laid to rest two precious children alongside their immediate family in a final, heartbreaking farewell.  The families of nine-year-olds Emily Conatzer and Christopher Legg will continue to be in our thoughts and prayers in the days ahead.


In an effort to keep everyone more informed, we are distributing a newsletter to our parents and community filled with announcements, resources and information. Look for or seek out “Moore is OK” for the latest updates about our district


Tomorrow, I will represent Moore Public Schools alongside our President, Governor and other state and national officials as we grieve together the loss of life. Know that my soul will be filled to the core with their memory and the thoughts of our heroic teachers and staff members who placed their own lives before others, miraculously saving many.


But the world should know Moore is OK. We are strong; we are resilient; we will fight our way back.


We are all Moore Public Schools and there is no place like home.


Sincerely,


Susan “Susie” Pierce

Superintendent

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Westmoore High School, established in 1988, is a four-year comprehensive public high school located in south Oklahoma City. The student body includes residents of South Oklahoma City as well as the city of Moore.  Westmoore is one of three high schools in the Moore Public School District, the third largest district in the state. Westmoore High School is classified as a 6A school. Moore-Norman Technology Center courses are offered either a.m. or p.m. to eleventh and twelfth graders through application. Transportation is provided.

 

Westmoore is accredited by the North Central Association, the Oklahoma State Department of Education, and the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association. Accredited classes are provided for the educable mentally handicapped, trainable mentally handicapped, learning disabled, emotionally disturbed, and homebound students. Internet courses and an alternative high school are available as needed.

 

Oklahoma City is the 31st largest city in the United States with a metropolitan area population of about 1,252,987. This figure includes the city of Moore, which has a population of 55,081. In this area there are 16 colleges and universities. Major employers include the state government, Tinker Air Force Base, Dell Corporation, Southwest Airlines, Chesapeake Energy, Devon Energy, Kerr McGee, Federal Aviation Administration, and Gaylord Enterprises.

 

Mr. Mark Hunt, Principal
Westmoore High School   
12613 South Western
Oklahoma City, OK  73170
Fax:  405.692.5711
Phone:  405.735.4800 

Class Time:  7:10-3:02



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