The OSSAA 2025 “dead week” starts on Saturday, June 28th and runs through Sunday, July 6th (nine calendar days). Therefore, all EPS campuses and athletic facilities will be closed for any kind of student participation and/or practice.
The board recognized Mrs. Leslie Wichert for receiving the CCOSA Difference Maker Award. She was nominated by her peers in the CCOSA Consortium Networks. Receiving the Difference Maker award means that she is one whom other people can call or email for guidance while doing the work of federal programs, student accounting, and the other networks. She is a “go-to” leader.
EPS Employees:
The EPS Business Office is closing the year out and will be changing credit card authorization companies.
Credit card transactions will not be available June 13-July 9.
Please reach out to the Business Office if you have questions at 580-366-7020.
Thank you!
Learn the principles of flight and experience actual flying in a safe environment.
FLIGHT CAMP 2025
Open to students entering seventh or eighth grade
Hurry… camp size is limited to 20 students
💲**$95**
Monday, June 9 - Saturday, June 14
To Enroll:
Scan the QR Code, or visit enidafa.com
AFA
Enid Chapter
Air & Space Forces Association Chapter 214
Camp size is limited to 20 students • Camp includes three days of classroom instruction at Enid HS, one day tours of Vance Air Force Base and Woodring Airport and one day flying in a private airplane • Parents are responsible for transportation • Cost is $95 • Fee includes flight camp t-shirt
Please indicate t-shirt size when registering. Both adult and youth sizes are available.
June 2025
9 Monday
Enid High School
Classroom Instruction
8 AM - Noon
10 Tuesday
Enid High School
Classroom Instruction
8 AM - Noon
11 Wednesday
Enid High School
Classroom Instruction
8 AM - Noon
12 Thursday
Vance AFB - Group A
Woodring AP - Group B
8 AM - Noon
13 Friday
Vance AFB - Group B
Woodring AP - Group A
8 AM - Noon
14 Saturday
Woodring AP
Private Plane Flight
8 AM - 10 AM
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL OR TEXT SCOTT AT (580) 484-2672
Brought to you by Enid Chapter 214 Air & Space Forces Association • PO Box 1095 • Enid • 73702
Randy Rader was named the 2025 OASA District 3 Assistant Superintendent/Central Office Administrator of the Year. Congratulations Mr. Rader!
Enid Board of Education was happy to recognize the schools that were designated Great Expectations Schools in the district. They are: Adams/Fowler, Coolidge, Garfield, Glenwood, Hayes, Hoover, Prairie View, Eisenhower, Taft, Longfellow, and Waller.
Enid Public Schools recognized Tango Flight Mentors Ken Hollrah, Richard Hollrah, and Brent Stone. We appreciate their dedication to our students and program. Thank you Jayson Crowley for your leadership as the teacher of the program.
Enid Public Schools is so proud of our EHS graduates that are also graduating with an Associate's Degree from NOC. Students graduating are: Jacob Hassler (not pictured), Aryanna McGomery, and Garrett Russ (not pictured). Congratulations!
Classic Bowl 101 Baseball Participants are: Israel Gonzales, and Aidan Robinson (not pictured).
Maliya Decker was named an All-State Softball player.
Tennis State Qualifiers were Carsyn Felix, and Haley Hibbets. Haley Hibbets is a State Champion.
Track State Qualifiers Gracie Combrink, Chase Cotarelo, Bailey Daniel, Matty Diaz, Camryn Gantt, Jose Hernandez, Cassidy Lebeda, Daneah Levy, Jaylene Medina, Anabelle Miller, Lupita Munoz-Neri, Carson Nault, Samantha Powers, Amarianna Solomon, & Talaira Williams were recognized
Anabelle Miller was recognized as a 24-25 Oklahoma 6A District 3 Girls Basketball All-District Team Member and Sage Haffner was a Classic Bowl 101 Basketball Participant. Zyire Allen, not pictured was also recognized for being named to the Classic Bowl Basketball team.
Golf State Qualifier, Austin Kalow, was recognized at the school board meeting Monday, May 19, 2025.
Emerson Middle School earned Oklahoma State Champions Banner Program for the second year in a row through Oklahoma Special Olympics and the Unified Champion School Program.
Lyric Hill is the OESL (Oklahoma eSports League) State Championship for Super Smash Bro's Ultimate. EPS' first Esports state champ.
Speech & Debate State Qualifiers were recognized for their accomplishments. They are:
Brooklyn Buckles, Delaney Caruthers, Melia Crouch, Raylee Garnand, Krysta Martinez, Cooper McKee, Anie Ortiz, Danny Pembrook, and Avrey Ransom
Allen Family Scholarship Recipients were recognized at the board meeting. Recipients are:
Cooper McKee, Jamilson Milne, Giovanny Ortiz Mendoza, Jobany Pacheco Villa, and Esperanza Maria Tobias. These students will receive scholarships for the college of their choice.
Emerson Middle School eighth-grade student, Paulton Melong, represented the secondary student body as the spotlight student.
Hoover Elementary spotlight student Faith Carrillo led the Pledge of Allegiance at the April school board meeting.
