Hayes Elementary Teacher of the Year is Madison Soferr!
Mrs. Soferr teaches music to our Hayes Hawks. She says, "I am proud to teach in a district that values its educators and students and is always striving for better, and I am honored to have been chosen to represent my fellow teachers. I am inspired every day by my colleagues across the district and I look forward to continuing to do the best I can for our students."
Thank you for your dedication to EPS, Mrs. Soferr!
Mrs. Soferr teaches music to our Hayes Hawks. She says, "I am proud to teach in a district that values its educators and students and is always striving for better, and I am honored to have been chosen to represent my fellow teachers. I am inspired every day by my colleagues across the district and I look forward to continuing to do the best I can for our students."
Thank you for your dedication to EPS, Mrs. Soferr!
We're excited to introduce Glenwood's Teacher of the Year, Marisa Burrell!
Mrs. Burrell gives this message to her community:
"Our community benefits immensely when we all take a vested interest in the growth of each individual student both academically and emotionally. Seek to do your best to change the world one day at a time, one student at a time. "
Congratulations Mrs. Burrell!
Mrs. Burrell gives this message to her community:
"Our community benefits immensely when we all take a vested interest in the growth of each individual student both academically and emotionally. Seek to do your best to change the world one day at a time, one student at a time. "
Congratulations Mrs. Burrell!
Congratulations to Garfield Elementary Teacher of the Year, Charla Harris!
She says, "I enjoy watching my students learn new skills and being proud of their accomplishments. When they work hard to learn something and they master it, they are so excited, and I am too!"
Thank you for your dedication Ms. Harris!
She says, "I enjoy watching my students learn new skills and being proud of their accomplishments. When they work hard to learn something and they master it, they are so excited, and I am too!"
Thank you for your dedication Ms. Harris!
Our next Teacher of the Year is from Eisenhower Elementary, Frances Mochon.
Ms. Mochon teaches 2nd grade Eisenhower Eagles, saying, "At the heart of every school is a community that believes in the future. We don't just teach - we encourage, support, and help our students feel safe and seen."
Congratulations Ms. Mochon!
Ms. Mochon teaches 2nd grade Eisenhower Eagles, saying, "At the heart of every school is a community that believes in the future. We don't just teach - we encourage, support, and help our students feel safe and seen."
Congratulations Ms. Mochon!
You're invited to the Enid Public Schools Teacher Career fair!
Thursday, March 26
Meet & Greet: 4–4:45 p.m.
Extended Interviews: 4:45–6 p.m.
Administrative Services Center, 500 S. Independence
EPS is looking for outstanding teachers for the 2026-27 school year! Get to know our administrators and learn more about our district.
Don’t forget copies of your resume because principals will be scheduling extended interviews with candidates.
There is a $2,000 signing bonus for Standard Certification in Early Childhood, Special Education, Secondary Math, Secondary Science & World Language Teachers.
Learn more and apply at www.enidpublicschools.org/applytoday!
Thursday, March 26
Meet & Greet: 4–4:45 p.m.
Extended Interviews: 4:45–6 p.m.
Administrative Services Center, 500 S. Independence
EPS is looking for outstanding teachers for the 2026-27 school year! Get to know our administrators and learn more about our district.
Don’t forget copies of your resume because principals will be scheduling extended interviews with candidates.
There is a $2,000 signing bonus for Standard Certification in Early Childhood, Special Education, Secondary Math, Secondary Science & World Language Teachers.
Learn more and apply at www.enidpublicschools.org/applytoday!
Congratulations to Coolidge Elementary Teacher of the Year, Austin Miles!
Mr. Miles teaches Kindergarten and shared, "Each child is worthy of love, respect, and educational opportunities that will nurture their entire being. We must do our best as educators, families, and community members to provide safe environments of joy and creativity for every child in our care."
Thank you for your devotion to our Coolidge Colts!
Mr. Miles teaches Kindergarten and shared, "Each child is worthy of love, respect, and educational opportunities that will nurture their entire being. We must do our best as educators, families, and community members to provide safe environments of joy and creativity for every child in our care."
Thank you for your devotion to our Coolidge Colts!
Enid Public Schools is thrilled to introduce you to our building-level Teachers of the Year leading up to the Education Celebration on March 4!
We're kicking off with Serah Watson from Adams Elementary! She says:
"I have a deep passion for teaching and genuinely love the time I spend working with children. My goal is to leave a positive imprint on every student, whether through teaching, providing support, or compassion."
Thank you for your dedication Ms. Watson!
The public is invited to honor the teachers and support professionals who make a difference in our schools at the annual Education Celebration!
5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 4
Enid High School Gymnasium
611 W. Wabash
The event includes the announcement of the 2025-26 EPS Teacher of the Year, Support Professional of the Year, & Rookie of the Year.
Sponsored by the Enid Public School Foundation.
5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 4
Enid High School Gymnasium
611 W. Wabash
The event includes the announcement of the 2025-26 EPS Teacher of the Year, Support Professional of the Year, & Rookie of the Year.
Sponsored by the Enid Public School Foundation.
Congratulations to this year's Rookie of the Year Finalists!
Gabriella Cotarelo, Enid High Freshman English Teacher
Abigail Gregory, Prairie View Elementary 2nd Grade Teacher
Jennilee Hockmeyer, Waller Middle School Science Teacher
These teachers are new to the classroom but truly excelling in educating children and being a dedicated team member at their schools! We appreciate how they have dedicated themselves to being the best educators they can be to our EPS students.
They will be honored at the Education Celebration on March 4 where the district Rookie Teacher of the Year will be announced, as well as the Teacher and Support Professional of the Year.
Gabriella Cotarelo, Enid High Freshman English Teacher
Abigail Gregory, Prairie View Elementary 2nd Grade Teacher
Jennilee Hockmeyer, Waller Middle School Science Teacher
These teachers are new to the classroom but truly excelling in educating children and being a dedicated team member at their schools! We appreciate how they have dedicated themselves to being the best educators they can be to our EPS students.
They will be honored at the Education Celebration on March 4 where the district Rookie Teacher of the Year will be announced, as well as the Teacher and Support Professional of the Year.
We're so excited to introduce you to our 2026 Support Professional of the Year Finalists:
Teresa Chavez, Special Education Department Secretary at Enid High
Joy Coleman, Spanish Liaison at Longfellow Middle School
Amber Fleming, Teachers Aide at Prairie View Elementary
These individuals represent the district to the highest degree, going beyond their duties at their schools to dedicating their time to coaching, student tutoring, uplifting the staff around them, and so much more. We are proud to have them be members of the EPS team!
They will be honored at the Education Celebration on March 4 where the district Support Professional of the Year will be announced, as well as the Teacher and Rookie Teacher of the Year.
Teresa Chavez, Special Education Department Secretary at Enid High
Joy Coleman, Spanish Liaison at Longfellow Middle School
Amber Fleming, Teachers Aide at Prairie View Elementary
These individuals represent the district to the highest degree, going beyond their duties at their schools to dedicating their time to coaching, student tutoring, uplifting the staff around them, and so much more. We are proud to have them be members of the EPS team!
They will be honored at the Education Celebration on March 4 where the district Support Professional of the Year will be announced, as well as the Teacher and Rookie Teacher of the Year.
Kayla Dickson, EHS teacher and athletic trainer, was recognized for being named the OCA Region 1 Athletic Trainer of the Year.
EPS Cares, the Enid Public Schools Daycare, was recognized for being awarded National Accreditation. This allows them to keep their five star rating for two years.
Lawton Avants, EHS senior, was recognized as being the Valedictorian of the Class of 2026.
Xander Fee was recognized for being the State Junior High Wrestling Champion of Oklahoma in his weight class. He attends Emerson Middle School.
The board recognized EHS State Swim Meet Qualifiers. Students are: Jack Denney, Joseph Higbee, Taylor Higbee, Levi Lundeby, Ellis Tidenberg, Ryder Simpson, Lyla Brown, Cassidy Lebeda, Lauren Lundeby, Meredith Plummer, Britzy Salcedo De La Torre, and Sophie Shoptese.
The secondary spotlight student at the February School Board meeting was Mitzi Morales. She did an excellent job representing Longfellow Middle School.
Adalyn Anderson, Hoover Elementary PreK student, led the Pledge of Allegiance at the February school board meeting. She did an excellent job!
There will be no school for students on Monday, February 16, for staff professional development. We will see students again on Tuesday, February 17.
This Saturday is the 5th Annual EEBL Boys’ Tournament. The tournament features the 4th and 5th Grade teams from all 11 of our Elementaries. Doors Open at 7:30 am, admission is free! Come out and support our Future Plainsmen Basketball Players!
The Commons Pre-k class at Prairie View wishes Enid a happy Valentine's Day! ❤️
