Welcome to Charles N. Haskell Middle School
412 S. Ninth St., 918.259.4360
Charles N. Haskell Middle School was named after Oklahoma's first state governor, who was born in 1860 in Ohio. He was a lawyer and oil entrepreneur, and served as governor from 1907 until 1911. Governor Haskell died in 1933 in Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Haskell Middle School opened in 1959 as an elementary school. In 1977, Haskell converted to a middle school containing grades sixth through eighth. Today, Haskell Middle School is home to 859 students and 90 faculty and staff.
At Haskell, our formal vision reads, “We will create, promote and sustain a culture for life-long learning and productive citizenship throughout our school community.” However, our vision can be summed up in four words: Learning happens; and Character counts!
 Dr. Pam Bradley, PrincipalE-mail Dr. Bradley Though born in Arizona and raised on the Navajo reservation, Pam Bradley completed her education in Oklahoma. Dr. Bradley received both her Bachelor and Master’s degree at Northeastern State University before attending Oklahoma State University to complete her doctorate in School Administration in 2006. The mother of five and grandmother of four, Pam is married to Charles G. Bradley. She has worked as an educator for 30 years serving in various capacities…teacher, coach, assistant principal and principal in several Oklahoma school districts: Hilldale, Fort Gibson, Muskogee, Warner, Union and now, Broken Arrow. In accordance with a statement made by John Blaydes, Dr. Bradley believes that as an educator, “We are fortunate to work in a noble and honorable profession where we have the power, the ability, and the compassion necessary to make the world a better place.” |
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Stacy Bingman is a graduate of Cascia Hall Preparatory High School. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education from the University of Oklahoma in Norman. She holds a M. Ed in Administration from Texas A&M University-Commerce. Ms. Bingman started her career teaching in the Dallas Independent School District. Prior to moving back to Tulsa, she work for the Canyons School District in Sandy, UT as a Title I, Native American and Migrant program administrator. She is coming to Haskell from Jenks Public Schools, where she was a building Principal. She is excited to be a Tiger where Learning Happens and Character Counts! |
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Mickey Replogle is a graduate of Catoosa High School. He earned his bachelor of science degree in Science Education and holds a master’s degree in School Administration both from Northeastern State University in Tahlequah. This will be his first year with Broken Arrow Public Schools, transferring from the Wichita Public School district. Mr. Replogle has 17 years of teaching and coaching experience at both the high school and middle school levels with 12 of those years in Oklahoma. |
Stacy Bingman, Assistant Principal
Mickey Replogle, Assistant Principal
