Micah Milacek, EHS student was the first EHS student named to All-State Collective playing the guitar.
Jude Newman, EHS student was selected for All-State Jazz Band. He is a talented musician making Vocal Music All-state Choir, All-State Jazz Band, and All-state Band.
Enid High School had 13 students make Vocal Music All-State; Paityn Abernethy, Noelani Alpiche-Martinez, Delaney Caruthers, Raylee Garnand, Dana Guinn, Josepph Higbee, Harrison Lyon, Cooper McKee, Jude Newman, La'anie Ortiz, Hudson Plummer, Aubrey Richard, and Emma Sullivan.
Nora Ezzell, a Longfellow Middle School student, shared a wonderful writing with the school board about remembering moments in her life.
Jared Gomez, Coolidge Elementary fourth grader, led the school board and visitors in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Logan Smith was recognized for receiving the Military Youth of the Year Award. He was representing Enid High School and Vance Air Force Base.
Dana Guinn and Cooper McKee, EHS vocal music students, were recognized for being named to the Oklahoma Jazz All-State Choir. They placed in the top six of their voice part in the state.
Enid High School student, Joseph "Asher" Thompson was recognized as the secondary spotlight student. He shared his educational journey with the board and was very inspiring.
Desiree Ross was recognized as the Elementary Spotlight Student for the month of October. She is a student at Adams Elementary.
Enid Public Schools Campus Police Officers were recognized for their service to the district.
EHS students: Ella Arnett, Blake Fuksa, Hayden Griffin, Dana Guinn, Annabelle Hamilton, Escarlett Hernandez, Jaiden Laymance, Kinzley Lebeda, Ava Owen, Liberty Fulmer, Jacob Hassler, Lena Kang, & Chance Carpenter were recognized for achieving AP Scholar and Scholar with Honors.
Waller Middle School student, Hailey Howell, was the September Secondary Spotlight Student.
Taft Elementary Spotlight students, Bryan Good and Rashawn Johnson, led the board in the pledge during the September board meeting.
Monroe Elementary was recognized for being named a 24-25 Healthy School Oklahoma School.
Hayes Elementary was named a 24-25 Healthy School Oklahoma School
Garfield Elementary School was named a 24-25 Healthy School Oklahoma and a 23-24 Tower Garden School.
Mrs. Susan Brinley, fourth grade teacher at Hayes Elementary, was recognized for being named the Classroom Teacher of the Year from Healthy Schools Oklahoma.
Dr. Angela Rhoades, secondary assistant superintendent, was named the OASA District 3 Assistant Superintendent of the Year. We are so proud of her!
The board celebrated three schools named Great Expectations Progressive Schools. They were Emerson Middle School, Monroe and McKinley.
The following schools were recognized by Great Expectations and the board for being named Model Schools: Adams, Coolidge, Eisenhower, Hayes, Hoover, Garfield, Prairie View, Taft, Longfellow Middle School and Waller Middle School.
