The State Department of Education requires that the following form be completed to apply for a transfer: Student Transfer Application.

 

Parents needing technology access to print or complete the form can visit the Haworth Public School District. Paper copies of the form can also be picked up at the Haworth Public School District located at 300 N. Maple, Haworth, OK.

 

• Decisions about transfers for the 2024-2025 school year will be made starting July 1, 2024. We will contact parents directly about the approval status of their child’s transfer.
• Mid-year transfer requests will be considered within [5] school days of the district receiving the application.
• New transfers are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Students who attended the district on a transfer during the 2023-24 school year will be automatically accepted pending approval from the district. The law also gives preference to children of active-duty military personnel.
• To accept a transfer, enrollment in the grade the parent requests must be under the district-established capacity. The district’s capacity and vacancy numbers for each grade and school can be found at this link. Copy of Haworth Public Schools Student Transfers
• Transfers may be denied based on capacity, attendance, and discipline issues.
• Transfers for siblings must be considered separately.
• Transfer students must abide by eligibility requirements established by the Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activities Association (OSSAA) for OSSAA-sanctioned activities.

 

• When capacity allows, and after a transfer application is approved, the guardian must complete our district's enrollment registration.
• Transfer decisions may be appealed. Refer to Board Policy for the appeal process.

 

If you have any questions about the transfer process, please contact:

• Rachael Smith, Principal of Haworth Secondary School, at rsmith@haworth.k12.ok.us (6th-12th)
• Phil Dicketts, Principal of Haworth Elementary School, at pdicketts@haworth.k12.ok.us (PreK-5)
   

Note: Students previously here on a transfer do not need to complete the application at this time. 

Once you are directed to the State Department website, You can follow the directions in the pictures below. 

• Student Transfer Forms

Resources to know..

 

-Need to report child/adult abuse or neglect- Please call 1-800-533-3511.

-Help with OKDHS benefits:

*To apply for benefits or complete a review for SNAP, Soonercare, Medicaid, etc. www.okdhslive.org~1-800-987-7767.

 *To report a change or access case information. www.okbenefits.org

 *To obtain a SNAP EBT card or check EBT balance. Connect EBT or call 1 888  328-6551.

 *To obtain a childcare EBT card, contact your local office. Below is helpful ways of locating your local county office.

Using the Official DHS Website (Recommended):

1. Go to the Contact Us page: Visit oklahoma.gov/okdhs/contact-us.html.
2. Use the Interactive Map: Click the map to zoom in or out, or select your county to see location details.
3. View the List: Click the arrow in the black banner on the map to see a list of all office locations. 

Other Ways to Find Offices:

• Search by County: The DHS site also allows you to find offices by county for specific services like Child Support.
• Mapping Apps: Search on Google Maps, MapQuest, or Yelp for "Oklahoma Human Services" or "DHS" in your city (e.g., Oklahoma City, Tulsa). 

Important Notes:

• DHS is now officially called Oklahoma Human Services (OKDHS), but many people still call it DHS.

 

-Medical and Health coverage options:

 

 

 *To apply for SoonerSelect (Medical) or ask SoonerSelect questions:

www.okhca.org or call the Oklahoma Healthcare Authority (OHCA) 1 800 987-

7767. If you have questions regarding a selected plan. The numbers for your plan

and its associated SoonerRide service are listed below. 

*SoonerRide Numbers : Scheduling a ride-Call 1-877-404-4500 or TDD 1-800-722-0353

Hours: 7 a.m.-6 p.m. M-Sat. Remember to write down confirmation number.

If your ride is 15 minutes late, call “Where’s My Ride?” at 1-800-435-1034 or 711 (TDD).

Lodging and/or Meal Services: If you must travel a long distance that requires an overnight stay in order to access Soonercare approved medical services with a specialist doctor, then you can contact the Population Care Management Division at 1-877-252-6002 to request help with lodging and/or meals during your trip.

 

-Other insurance and health coverage options:

*OklahomaComplete Health: 1-833-752-1664

*Aetna Better Health of Oklahoma: 1-844-365-4385 or 1-877-718-4208 

Scheduling: 3 days – up to 72 hours before appointment. 

*Humana Healthy Horizons: 1-855-223-9868 or 1-877-718-4213

Scheduling: 3 days – up to 72 hours before appointment 

*Oklahoma Complete Health: 1-877-718-4212 

*ACA Marketplace- HealthCare.gov

*Pickle Insurance, Heavener- (918) 721-3492~Affordable Care Act, OK & TX

 

 -Local Demand/Response Services for Transportation:  

“Open to the Public”

*LIFT CAA Transit: Demand/response routes operate in Antlers, Hugo, Idabel, Clayton and Broken Bow. Local demands/response routes run from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. Monday through Friday. Demand/response services are within city limit and curb to curb.

Rates: Eligible Senior (62) One Way: $1.25

                Eligible Senior (62) Discount Card: $20.00

                Non-Seniors One Way: $2.00

                 Non-Seniors Discount Card: $35.00

*Discount cards are available upon request.

LIFT Transit number: Clayton- (918) 569-7325, Hugo-(580)326-3466 or (888) 766-9839, Broken Bow- (580) 584-6033, Idabel-(580) 286-5384/6472 or (800) 348-7433 and Oklahoma Relay- TTY #7-1-1.

Administrative Office: 209 North 4^th, Hugo, OK 74743, Phone number: (580) 326-3351 and office hours- Mon-Fri: 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

*Choctaw Nation Tribal Transit- (580) 286-7014.

 

-Clothing:

*Lil Brothers & Sisters Christ Mission Church- Old 21 Road, Idabel, OK

(580)-612-4560~Open every Sunday 10a-1p.

 

-Financial Assistance:

*Gracefully Yours-813 W Choctaw, Broken Bow, OK

(580)584-2473

*House Upon A Rock- Broken Bow, OK (580)306-0648

Idabel, OK (580) 212-7350

*Choctaw Nation Community Center- 1346 East, MLK, Broken Bow, OK

(580) 584-3150.

 

-Housing:

Garden Walk Apartments- Idabel: (580) 286-5043, Broken Bow: (580) 584-9807.

Idabel Housing Authority- 901 Lyndon Road-(580) 286-9444.

Broken Bow Housing Authority- 710 E 3^rd Street- (580) 584-6939.

Briarcliff Apartments- 901 SW Van Buren- (580) 286-6488.

Pioneer Village- (580) 286-6845 or (580) 584-9147.

Choctaw Housing- (580) 208-2241 or (580) 579-3049.

Brookwood Apartments- (580) 448-2424.

-Homes-Trailer Houses-

Bill Mussett- (580) 286-7696.

Chuck Compton- (580) 236-0968.

Bob Petre- (580) 286-6617.

Dane Hill- (580) 579-7049 after 4:00.

Jodi Storey-Lynn Lane Trailer Park- (580) 286-6666 (In Office Monday and Friday).

Nick White- (580) 286-9391.

Roger Ward- (580) 520-9898.

Stephanie or Corey- Trailer Park- (580) 380-8395.

 

-Local Food resources:

*Gracefully Yours-813 W Choctaw, Broken Bow, OK

(580)584-2473.

*Hand to Hand-107 S Main, Haworth, OK

(580)286-6383.

*House Upon A Rock- Broken Bow, OK (580)306-0648

Idabel, OK (580) 212-7350.

*Choctaw Nation Food Distribution- Broken Bow, OK (580)584-2842

*Pickens Food Pantry-(580) 241-5790.

 

Resources:

-Community resources in your area call 211 or visit 211 Oklahoma.

About 211

211 is a 24/7 free service available to all Oklahomans across 77 counties operated by two nonprofit organizations: Heartline, Inc. for the western half of our state, and the Tulsa Area United Way for the eastern half. Through a direct phone call, live chat, text message or online search, certified resource specialists in Oklahoma City and Tulsa connect people across the state who need help to the social services in their area that can help. We monitor our database continuously for accuracy, and also serve as a clearinghouse for disaster resources during community emergencies.

Service Area by County

211 Heartline Service Area 211 Eastern Oklahoma Service Area

 

 

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-Youth Services-  Administration office: 410 South F Street. Hugo l OK 74743

580 Center-202 Rosewood Dr. Hugo, OK 74743

PUSHMATAHA- 415 SW 5TH ST, Antlers, OK 74523

MCCURTAIN- 121 N. Central Ave STE D., Idabel, OK 74745 (580) 286-7616

Youth Services provides mentoring, crisis intervention, counseling, academic and career readiness.

Other Counseling resources:

-Oklahoma Behavioral Health-Carla Gonzalez- 609 E Washington Street, Idabel, OK-(405) 570-8004.

-West Counseling Services, LLC.- Wright City, OK- (580) 981-2202.

-Cornerstone Counseling- 412 S Central Ave- (580) 286-2000.

-Misti Luke- Broken Bow, OK- (580) 212-2283.

-Brighter Heights of Idabel, Hugo and Antlers- (580) 298-2830.

-Full Life Family Resource Center- Broken Bow, OK - (580) 584-2478.

-Wind Horse Family Counseling Center- Idabel, OK- (580) 286-7025.

-Kristen Clouse- 108 S Central Ave, Idabel, OK- (580) 208-2395.

-Zen Gee Counseling and Psychological- 2100 E Washington Street, Idabel, OK- (580) 286-5763.

-Counseling Center of SE OK- Broken Bow, OK- (580) 584-6044.

-Brighter Days WBA (ABA Therapy Services)- 17 S Central Ave. Idabel, OK- (580) 353-9726.

-Step Three (Counseling and Wellness~ Offering 10&24 Hour DUI Classes/Assessments, Drug and Alcohol Evaluations, 12-week Substance Abuse Group, DVI/52-week Batterer Intervention Program, Anger Management Program)- 815 W Choctaw Street, Broken Bow, OK- (580) 584-6622.

 

-Resources continued..

-Choctaw Nation Of Oklahoma-Youth Outreach- Rodney Anna- (580) 584-6061.

-OK Tobacco Help Hotline- 1-800-784-8669.

-Suicide Hotline-988.

-Free Government Phone:

*Safelink.com- 1-800-723-3546.

*Q-link.com-1-855-754-6543.

-Choctaw Nation Family Violence Prevention-(580)740-4738.

-LIFT Healthy Start- Broken Bow- (580) 372-3419 or Idabel- (580) 286-7616.