Miss Native American OKCPS

The purpose of the Miss Native American OKCPS title is to provide an opportunity for our female students to gain leadership experiences, serve as a positive role model, and to serve as an ambassador for the OKCPS Native American Student Services department and Native American students in the OKCPS District.

Please email rwerito@okcps.org for more information

2025-2026

Miss Native American OKCPS

Sarv Wolf

Sarv Wolf is the daughter of Lisa Wolf from Oklahoma City, OK. She is the granddaughter of the late Brenda K. Long Wolf from Okmulgee, Oklahoma, and Toni Wolf from Konawa, Oklahoma. She is Seminole and Muscogee Creek and she is Bird Clan. Her tribal town is Etvlwa Rakko and she dances at the Arbeka Ceremonial Stompdance Grounds. Sarv is in the 9th grade at Northwest Classen High School, where she is an A-B student. She enjoys playing softball, crafting, learning her tribal language and hymns, going to powwows, and going to stompdances. Sarv is a member of the OKCPS Resonative Youth Dance Troupe and Indigenous Voices Youth Council. She was also awarded OKCPS Native American Student Art Show Middle School Best in Show for her stompdance cans. Sarv also is an active participant in the Oklahoma Native Youth Language Fair. Sarv is honored and excited to be the new Miss Native American Oklahoma City Public Schools! She is looking forward and excited to represent all Native American students and families within the Oklahoma City Public School district.

Mvto!!!

Questions?
Phone: 405-587-0355
Email: nativeamericanservices@okcps.org

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the eligibility requirements to be Miss Native American OKCPS?

Eligibility Guidelines

Female Native American student in 8th- 11th grade from 2025-2026
Be enrolled in an OKCPS School and our Title Vi & JOM Indian Education Program.
Maintain at least a 2.5 GPA
Must have their own regalia
Must be or have been a member of the Resonative Youth Dance Troupe or Indigenous Voices Youth Council.
Must not have excessive absences, truancy, or behavioral referrals.

Candidates must take part in a Personal Interview and Presentation with the Miss Native American OKCPS Committee and the OKCPS NASS Director on October 2, 2025 at OKCPS Student Support Center.

If selected, the incoming Miss Native American OKCPS will begin her reign at the annual OKCPS Powwow on Saturday, November 8, 2025 at US Grant High School. The winner is required to be at the powwow from the beginning to the end.

Applications are available in our NASS office or it can be emailed to you.

Application Packet must be completed and submitted by September 26, 2025. If you have any questions feel free to contact me at rwerito@okcps.org or 405.587.0358

Miss Native American OKCPS Basic Information

Miss Native American OKCPS reign will begin and end every year at the annual OKCPS Powwow.
The Miss Native American OKCPS crowns and beadwork are the property of the OKCPS Native American Students Services and is to be returned at the end of her reign.
The Miss Native American OKCPS is administered by the OKCPS NASS Department, Parent Committee, and the Miss Native American OKCPS Committee. Therefore, the PAC and Miss Native American OKCPS Committee will conduct and oversee the selection process.
Young ladies from all tribal backgrounds are encouraged to apply for the Miss Native American OKCPS title. Miss Native American OKCPS participants do not have to be powwow dancers.
If selected as Miss Native American OKCPS, winner and parent agree to sign and abide by the MIss Native American OKCPS expectations and duties.