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Better Conversations with Upper Division
The Upper Division “Inklings” club has partnered with the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to become a “Better Conversations” club, emphasizing respectful, thoughtful dialogue.Read More -
Casady Travels to ISAS
Upper Division hit the road for ISAS, bringing their talents to the stage and beyond.Read More -
Celebrating Cum Laude Excellence
Upper Division students and faculty gathered in Chapel to celebrate the newest members of the Cum Laude Society.Read More -
Cyclones Commit to the Next Level
Casady hosted a College Signing Day for 10 Cyclone senior student-athletes on Wednesday.Read More -
Leading the Way in College Counseling
Mrs. McQuade has been selected as the next president of the Great Plains Association for College Admission Counseling (GPACAC).Read More -
Scioly B and C are Heading to Nationals
Casady’s Science Olympiad B and C teams are headed to Nationals after both teams earned first place at the state competition, held at the University of Central Oklahoma.Read More -
Spring Sports Assembly
A little competition and a lot of Cyclone pride filled the Spring Sports Assembly as Upper Division came together to celebrate their athletes and the hard work they’ve already put into the season.Read More -
A Special Visit from Alyson Gerber
Middle Division got a special visit from New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, Alyson Gerber. Gerber is best known for her middle grade book series "The Liars Society" and other popular books for young readers.Read More -
April Artist of the Month
Cora Johnson is the April Artist of the Month. She has always loved creating, whether that meant making small trinkets in her grandfather’s shop or building rooms out of cereal boxes.Read More -
Middle Division Orchestra named Honor Group
Casady's Middle Division Orchestra was named an Oklahoma Music Educators Association State (OkMEA) Honor Group and performed a joint concert with the Ponca City East Middle School Orchestra at the Ponca City Concert Hall.Read More -
Primary Division Visiting Days
Parents and special guests joined Primary Division students for this year’s Kindergarten and PreK Visiting Days, a time for students to proudly share their classrooms, teachers, and daily experiences.Read More -
Senior Kindergarten Literary Exchange
Casady Kindergarten students and seniors in Mrs. Finley’s Creative Writing class came together for the Senior Kindergarten Literary Exchange.Read More -
April Fools' Day in Lower Division
Lower Division teachers had some fun on April Fools’ Day by swapping their usual outfits for classic school uniforms!Read More -
Casady Debate
This past weekend, the Casady Speech & Debate team competed at the OSSAA 5A Regional Tournament, earning top finishes and qualifying spots for the state tournament next month.Read More -
Discovering Taiwan’s Culture
During Spring Break, ten Upper Division students, along with Mrs. Jew and Dr. Torres, traveled to Taiwan for a nine-day cultural experience.Read More -
Eighth Grade Trip to Washington D.C.
The Class of 2030 recently returned from the annual 8th Grade trip to Washington, D.C. Students and faculty spent their week-long trip exploring landmarks, museums, and learning about the stories that shape our nation.Read More -
Enes Freedom Visit
Middle Division got a special visit from former NBA player Enes Freedom on Monday.Read More -
Student Exchange Trip to France
Ten Casady students recently traveled to France as part of the School’s long-standing exchange program, embracing an international learning experience.Read More -
The Trashion Runway
Lower Division students enrolled in Art Club Enrichment brought creativity to life with their annual trashion show.Read More -
Casady Band Shines at District Contest
Eighteen Upper Division Band students performed at the OSSAA District Solo and Ensemble Contest last Saturday at Edmond Santa Fe High School.Read More -
Casady Bassists Inspired by Dr. Stoops
Five Casady bassists had the incredible opportunity to attend Dr. Anthony Stoops’ recital at the University of Oklahoma.Read More -
Casady Orchestra Shines at District Contest
The Casady Orchestra delivered outstanding performances at the OSSAA District Solo and Ensemble Contest, earning superior ratings across the board.Read More -
Fourth Graders Showcase American History
Fourth grade students recently brought history to life during the annual Celebrate America program.Read More -
National Merit Finalists
The National Merit Scholarship Program has announced which of the 16,000 Semifinalists named in Sept. 2025 have met all requirements to advance to Finalist standing.Read More -
Blue Week Spectacular
What an amazing BLUE Week! Student Council’s annual philanthropy week wrapped up with bubble soccer, dodgeball, 3v3 basketball, and plenty of dares — including students taking a few pies to the face and being handcuffed together for a day.Read More -
Casady Choir Shines at OSSAA Contest
The Upper Division Choir delivered an exceptional performance at the OSSAA Choir Contest held recently at Carl Albert High School, earning superior ratings across the board both on stage and in sight reading.Read More -
Grandparents' and Grandfriends' Day
Casady was delighted to host Grandparents’ and Grandfriends’ Day 2026, welcoming loved ones to campus for two days of connection and celebration around the Lake.Read More -
March Artist of the Month
Ellington Dorr has been named the March Artist of the Month, recognized for artwork inspired by nature, space, and the spaces in between.Read More -
Students Selected for Inaugural State Honor Band
A group of 18 talented Middle Division students were selected to participate in the inaugural Oklahoma Private School Honor Band at Oklahoma Christian School on Feb. 27.Read More -
Artist of the Month
Grace Henry is the February Artist of the Month. A passionate storyteller, Grace uses her art to build narratives that reflect the parts of the world she believes often go unnoticed or misunderstood.Read More -
Casady Choir Performs at OSSAA Contest
Casady Choir delivered an outstanding performance at the OSSAA Solo and Ensemble Contest in Ada, participating in 23 events and earning remarkable results, including 18 Superior ratings and five Excellent ratings.Read More -
Casady Musicians Shine at Circle the State With Song
Lower and Middle Division students represented Casady at Circle the State With Song, a program of the Oklahoma Music Educators Association where students across the state learn the same music and perform at locations throughout Oklahoma.Read More -
Casady Philharmonic Orchestra Earns All Superior Ratings
The Casady Philharmonic Orchestra recently achieved outstanding success at the OSSAA State Orchestra Contest.Read More -
Celebrating Lunar New Year at Casady
In celebration of Lunar New Year, Dragon Dancers from the Vien Giac Buddhist Temple Youth Organization performed for Primary and Middle Division Cyclones.Read More -
Pancakes with a Purpose
What a wonderful turnout for the CPO Fat Tuesday Pancake Breakfast last week.Read More -
Science Olympiad makes Debut at WashU Invitational
Science Olympiad Division C teams took on a field of top-ranked teams and braved single-digit temperatures while competing at the WashU Invitational in St. Louis.Read More -
Second Grade Shares Songs, Smiles, and Kindness
Second grade classes participated in a service learning project by visiting the Statesman Club Independent Living Community.Read More -
Valentine’s Joy Before Break
Primary and Lower Division students spread Valentine’s Day cheer before Mid-Winter Break by exchanging sweet treats and fun toys with their classmates, strengthening friendships, practicing gratitude, and experiencing firsthand how small acts of kindness help build a caring and connected community.Read More -
Choir attends Tulsa Conference
Although cut short due to last week's winter storm, the 2026 Oklahoma Music Educators Conference in Tulsa was a huge success.Read More -
CPO BINGO Night
CPO recently held their annual BINGO night in Calvert Hall. The Casady Community gathered for games, pizza, and prizes in a fun-filled atmosphere!Read More -
Fourth Grade Read-a-thon Awards
Big cheers for our fourth grade Read-a-thon award winners, who read nonstop and helped raise funds for Love Like Crazy.Read More -
Preparing for the Next Chapter
Eighth grade Cyclones were offered a preview of life on the other side of the lake this week.Read More -
Record Breaking Egg Drop Competition
This year’s Egg Drop Competition was a record breaker, with 15 eggs surviving the drop.Read More -
Annual Casady Spelling Bee
Congratulations to seventh grader Scarlett C. on winning the annual Middle Division Spelling Bee.Read More -
Casady Students Shine at Junior High All-State Choir
Eight talented seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students recently represented Casady at the Junior High All-State (OkCDA) Choir Convention held at the Oklahoma City Convention Center.Read More -
Coca-Cola Scholar Program Finalists
Casady is proud to celebrate senior Jolie Jimenez, who has been named a finalist in the 2025–26 Coca-Cola Scholars Program.Read More -
College Q&A With Casady Alumni
The College Counseling and Alumni Offices hosted a Q&A session for the Casady Class of 2026, led by four college-age alumni.Read More -
Progress in Every Corner of Campus
Casady’s campus is in an exciting season of change, with new spaces like the Sias Family Center for Performing Arts taking shape and enhancing the student experience.Read More -
Seventh Grade Day of Faith Field Trip
Seventh grade students spent the day exploring the cultural and religious diversity of the Oklahoma City community.Read More
Casady School is an independent, co-educational, college preparatory, Episcopal day school serving students in pre-k-12. Educating Mind, Body, and Spirit.
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