Meet the head cheer coach for 2025-2026.
I’m heading into my 15th year in education. I graduated from Pioneer High School back in 2005 (Garfield County roots!), earned my bachelor’s from Northwestern Oklahoma State, and later picked up my master’s from Southwestern.
I’ve been married to my amazing wife Pamela since 2007. We’ve got two awesome boys — Boston, who’s a sophomore at Beggs, and little Bear, who’s 3 and keeps us on our toes.
One thing you might not know about me: our family loves road trips, especially if there’s a good food spot at the end of the drive. Always on the hunt for a hidden gem!
I’m super passionate about helping students grow — not just academically, but as people. For the 2025-26 school year, one of my goals is to help boost our students’ reading comprehension and continue building stronger connections between our school and the community.
Here’s to a great year ahead!
Congratulations Coach Shannon!
Golden Demons over Checotah last night in summer action. Catch a game soon!
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These sweet middle school cheerleaders were out and about talking to sponsors in downtown Beggs on Saturday!
Our High School and Middle School girls have really been putting in the work and we are so proud!
Thank you the our sponsors so far:📣
Main Street Salon
Cowgirls Grill
S & H Auto Care
The Refuge Church
KFE & Associates
Taylor Home Design
Gen ll Fire Protection
We are so thankful for our Beggs Cheer Booster Club for all their help and support for our Cheerleaders this season!
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The North Dome (located west of Beggs Elementary School) will open at 1 p.m. today for storm shelter.
The shelter will remain open for the rest of the day.
We want to acknowledge and address the concerns that have arisen within our community and express our understanding of the emotions this has stirred. We are committed to providing a supportive and respectful environment for all members of our community — students, staff, and families.
Based on the guidance of our legal counsel, we are authorized to make the following statement.
During the past school year, an employee submitted a Title IX complaint to the district. As per Board policy, the district conducted a thorough investigation, and a decision was rendered. Both the complainant and the respondent received a copy of the determination, and the complainant was notified of his/her appeal rights per Board policy. In this particular incident, the complainant elected not to file an appeal of the decision to the board of education. As a result, the determination became final.
Additionally, we want to clarify a misunderstanding as to the district's hiring practices. As part of being offered a job at the district, the applicant/new employee is required to undergo a background check performed by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. If the background check reflects a felony conviction and there is not a statutory exemption, the applicant/new employee is not hired. Also, Oklahoma law requires all of the county district attorneys to notify a school district if an employee has been convicted of a felony, and no such notification has been received regarding the employee.
We appreciate the support and understanding as we continue to prioritize the safety, well-being, and respect of all who are part of the Beggs family.
Future Golden Demon Baseball players cheering on their team as they left for Super Regionals this morning.
We will try and update you on scores from the games as our guys look for a trip back to State.
The special Board of Education meeting for tonight at 6 p.m. has been cancelled, but there will be an emergency meeting at 2 p.m. today.
Good Luck Demon Baseball as you head to Silo on Friday for Super Regionals.
The Ranger Rodeo Team of Northwestern Oklahoma State University signed Beggs High School Senior Bleu Hall recently.
Bleu earned a full-ride scholarship to compete for the school's rodeo team. Northwestern is located in Alva, OK.
Good Luck to our State track athletes who will be competing on Friday and Saturday in Ardmore.
Don't forget your child's medication in the nurse's office.
Some fans consider May 4 as Star Wars Day.
The phrase “May the 4th be with you” was used by fans in the years after the first Star Wars film was released in 1977.
The Beggs High School Drama Club took the opportunity to pay respect to the film on Sunday when the final performance of their spring musical just happened to take place on May 4.
Cast members used lightsabers and a Storm Trooper mask at times during the production. One prominent cast member even wore a Star Wars shirt in some scenes.
Stay tuned later this week for more articles on BHS Drama including a tribute to seniors, a special honor for a pair of cast members, and many more photos.
