Robert B Grove Elementary

09/25/2026

Grove students shined during their first character assembly of the new year, paying tribute to Hispanic Heritage Month and celebrating the trait “generosity.”

Several classes and students were honored for everything from their efforts to exemplify generosity to keeping the restroom clean to keeping students safe courtesy safety patrol.

Fifth graders Robert Gaygay and Odin Cole served as masters of ceremony with assists from Assistant Principal Donna Ross, Community Schools Coordinator Shiloh Wolf and P.E. teacher Kendall Roberts. Principal Ashley Hamilton greeted families as they entered the school.

Grove fifth grader Luis Patino Soriano, dressed in his finest, wowed students and families with his operatic tribute to Hispanic Heritage Month while students Frida Toribio and Mia Rosas and second grade teacher Claudia Fernandez performed two traditional Latin American dances while wearing festive dresses.

Teacher Branson Ewing and his puppet friend, Kermit the Frog, sang "Rainbow Connection" from "The Muppet Movie."

Individual students were honored with certificates and posed for pictures for their families at the assembly’s conclusion.

09/25/2026

Grove teacher Branson Ewing and his friend, Kermit the Frog, sang "Rainbow Connection" from "The Muppet Movie" during a character assembly about generosity at Grove Elementary Thursday afternoon. Wonderful!

09/25/2026

Grove second grade teacher Claudia Fernandez (and Latin American dance teacher), and students Frida Toribio and Mia Rosas entertained students and families with a traditional Latin American dance while wearing festive dresses. The dance Thursday afternoon was in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. Great job!

09/25/2026

Grove fifth grader Luis Patino Soriano wowed students and families with his operatic tribute to Hispanic Heritage Month during the Grove Elementary character assembly Thursday afternoon. Great job!

09/22/2026

09/21/2026

Ahoy, readers! Captain Redhawk, aka Union Superintendent Dr. John Federline, returned to Grove Elementary for the third year in a row to celebrate reading and International Talk Like a Pirate Day. From finding pirates roaming the halls and visiting classrooms to reading “Pirates Go to School” and “How I Became a Pirate” to Grove’s second graders and William White’s fourth-grade class, Captain Redhawk helped make reading an adventure. And, of course, there was plenty of pirate talk along the way!

Watch on YouTube - https://youtu.be/g-15pJOS5Jo

09/21/2026

Dear FedEx @ 10912 E. 71st Street in Tulsa,

On behalf of everyone at Grove Elementary, thank you for your incredibly generous donation of school supplies. We were both surprised and honored to learn that our school was selected to receive this amazing gift, made possible through the kindness and generosity of your staff.

These supplies will make a meaningful difference for our students, families and staff, helping ensure that every child has the tools they need to learn, grow, and succeed. Your thoughtfulness demonstrates the power of community and reminds us that we are surrounded by people who truly care about supporting young learners.

We are deeply grateful for your partnership and for investing in the success of our students. Please extend our sincere appreciation to all of the employees who contributed to this wonderful donation.

Thank you for making a positive impact on the lives of our Grove Eagles!

09/18/2026

🏴‍☠️ Ahoy, Grove Families! 🏴‍☠️

The pirate fun continued today as we celebrated National Talk Like a Pirate Day at Grove for the third year in a row! Our special guest, Captain Redhawk (Dr. Federline), brought smiles, laughter, and a love of reading to our students as he shared pirate stories and adventures in the morning time.

We're excited to share more photos from this memorable visit! Thank you, Captain Redhawk, for helping make reading an adventure and inspiring our young learners to set sail on a voyage through books.

📚⚓ Arrr you ready for more pirate fun? Check out more of these great moments from today! 🦅🏴‍☠️📖

09/18/2026

Captain Redhawk aka Union Superintendent Dr. John Federline returned to Grove Elementary for a third year this moning to help second graders and some fourth graderrs celebrate reading and International Talk Like A Pirate Day.

Captain Redhawk read the book, "Pirates Go To School," and the book “How I Became A Pirate" during a gathering in the media center. Throughout the school many students and staff dressed up as pirates for International Talk Like A Pirate Day, which was created in 1995 in jest but has since grown in popularity each year.