πŸŒƒπŸŽΆ Don't miss out! Edmond North is performing Chicago April 11 - 14 (this Thursday through Sunday). If you’re looking for drama, laughs, and a highly entertaining performance, this musical is for you! Make sure to secure your tickets!
27 days ago, Arin Smith
the orchestra pit at a play
performance of chicago, students on stage
performance of chicago, students on stage
performance of chicago, students on stage girl holding chair
performance of chicago, students on stage dancing
performance of chicago, students on stage girl holding newspaper and other girl looking over her shoulder
performance of chicago, students on stage
performance of chicago, students on stage
performance of chicago, students on stage
performance of chicago, students on stage
The Edmond Public Schools Board of Education approved several new administrators at the April meeting. Please help us congratulate these EPS team members on their new roles! 🐯 Brittany VanCleave, Central Principal πŸˆβ€β¬› Kyle Harrison, Cimarron Principal πŸ“š Erin Trussell, Executive Director of Special Services 🍎 Michele Milner, Director of Elementary Education
28 days ago, Arin Smith
CENTRAL PRINCIPAL TIGERS Brittany VanCleave Mrs. VanCleave has been an administrator at Edmond North High School for the past three years. She has deep roots in Edmond as a student, teacher, coach and an assistant principal. Mrs. VanCleave's desire to serve all students and her experience working with several districts around the state, while at the K20 Center, has given her the tools to meet students where they are and guide them to their next chapter. She is excited to move to Central where she will collaborate to prepare our students for high school and lead the TIGERS
CIMARRON PRINCIPAL Kyle Harrison Mr. Harrison has been the head principal at Orvis Risner Elementary for the past three years so he is no stranger to the Memorial vertical. He was also an assistant principal at Northern Hills and a head principal in another district. Mr. Harrison's calm demeanor and instructional focus make him the perfect person to lead the Panthers
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL SERVICES Erin Trussell Mrs. Trussell is currently our EPS Special Education Coordinator for our secondary schools. Before coming to Edmond, she was also a Director of Special Education in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Trussell's experience in Special Education and her ability to solve problems creatively has led to well-earned respect across the district. She is excited to lead our Special Education team
DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Michele Milner Mrs. Milner is a veteran EPS administrator. She has spent the past 11 years as head principal of Northern Hills Elementary and was a principal in Purcell for five years before that. One of her specialties is growing teachers and she will be putting that to use in her new role as she helps mentor our elementary principals and assistant principals. Mrs. Milner will work with Executive Director of Elementary, Dr. Cara Jernigan, to lead our elementary leadership teams
πŸ•πŸ“š Pizza and books--what more could an elementary student ask for?! At Clegern Elementary, parents hosted a discussion about the book Wedgie & Gizmo while enjoying some delicious pizza. #EPSleads
28 days ago, Arin Smith
girl laughing while receiving slices of pizza
girl raising her hand in class
elementary girl talking to an adult
girl in class laughing
students around a table talking
adults leading a discussion in a classroom
students and adults all laughing around a table
Our students were over the moon today to catch this rare solar eclipse! It has been a totally sun-sational day! πŸŒ‘β˜€οΈ #EPSleads
29 days ago, Arin Smith
student watching a solar eclipse with eclipse glasses
students watching the eclipse with their eclipse glasses
students posing with their eclipse glasses
teachers watching the eclipse with their eclipse glasses
students watching the eclipse
student and teacher with eclipse glasses
students laying down watching the eclipse
students posing with their eclipse glasses
students laying down watching the eclipse
students posing with their eclipse glasses
πŸ₯³πŸŽΆ Edmond Public Schools has been recognized by the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) as one of the best communities for music education in the nation. Only 3 districts in the state of Oklahoma received this distinction this year. The award program recognizes and celebrates outstanding efforts by teachers, administrators, parents, students and community leaders who have made music education part of a well-rounded education. Way to go, EPS! πŸ‘ #EPSleads
about 1 month ago, Arin Smith
best community for music education The NAMM Foundation
GOING FOR GOLDπŸ₯‡ Many of our Edmond schools competed in this year's Special Olympics! There were a variety of competitions including long jump, races, and softball throws! To top it off, Dominic Adkins from Santa Fe won Athlete of the Year! Way to go, olympians! πŸ₯³πŸƒ #EPSleads
about 1 month ago, Arin Smith
boy running on a track
boy receiving an award in a football stadium in the stands
boy competing in long jump at a competition
boy sitting in a chair smiling at the camera
boy competing in long jump at a competition
boy running on a track
boy competing in long jump at a competition
boy running on a track
boy running on a track
πŸ‰πŸ“š Marcus Jones, one of our esteemed School Board members, paid a visit to Heritage Elementary to read Iguana be a Dragon. Students loved hearing from Marcus and sharing their favorite parts of the story with him! #EPSleads
about 1 month ago, Arin Smith
man at the front of the room reading to a group of first graders
man and woman at the front of the room talking to a group of elementary schoolers
man at the front of the room reading to a group of first graders
man at the front of the room reading to a group of first graders
boy pointing to something in the book that a man is reading at the front of the room
🍴Edmond North Culinary students hosted a meal for our EPS leaders! There were lots of oohs and ahs from the administration team as they were able to see all of the delicious breakfast items North students prepared. πŸ₯―πŸ˜‹ #EPSleads
about 1 month ago, Arin Smith
woman laughing as she is moving down a buffet line
student serving butter to a teacher on a buffet line
culinary students posing with their food
man smiling as he is making his way down a buffet line
students serving pastries to a teacher in a buffet
πŸ₯› Washington Irving Pre-K and Kindergartners had an exciting opportunity to learn firsthand about where milk comes from! Thanks to Southwest Dairy Farms, Snazzy the cow visited the school to demonstrate the milk-making process and explain the essential nutrients found in milk. The students were thrilled to meet Snazzy! πŸ„πŸ€  #EPSleads
about 1 month ago, Arin Smith
kids sitting outside watching someone give a presentation. girl in the crowd is looking at the camera and smiling
boy is laughing and pointing at a cow during a presentation
cow in a truck looking out into the crowd
little kids laughing at a presentation
little kids laughing at a presentation
little kids looking shocked at a presentation
πŸ“š The ultimate book showdown! πŸ“š 3rd-5th graders at West Field just competed in Battle of the Books! Students in the Book Battle Club put their knowledge of the nominated Sequoyah Books to the test. They answered challenging questions about a variety of books, earning points for their teams along the way. Most of the school came together to cheer on their favorite team and watch the fierce competition unfold! ✨ #EPSleads
about 1 month ago, Arin Smith
students cheering after finding out they won a competition
students holding up signs for their favorite teams
teacher letting a student speak into A microphone during a competition
students cheering after winning a competition
students hugging during a competition
students discussing a topic in a huddle
students high fiving each other
students high fiving each other
Due to the chance of severe weather this afternoon and this evening, all EPS evening events are canceled Monday, April 1. β›ˆοΈ
about 1 month ago, Arin Smith
Monday April 1, 2024 ALL EVENING ACTIVITIES ARE CANCELED
🐰πŸ₯š On your mark... get set... GO! Cross Timbers staff got some egg-cercise this morning in the all-staff egg hunt. 3,000 eggs were gone in under a minute! πŸƒβ€β™€οΈπŸ’¨ #EPSleads
about 1 month ago, Arin Smith
a group of teachers racing to pick up eggs in an easter egg hunt
group of teachers posing with their easter egg baskets
teachers walking around looking for easter eggs
teacher grabbing an easter egg off the ground
group of teachers posing with their easter egg baskets
woman running to pick up an egg
woman bending down to get an egg
two women hugging
πŸ–ŒοΈπŸŽ¨ With the help of @edmondfinearts, Boulevard students have been working hard on a mural that is set to be revealed at the first VIBES event of the year! Boulevard high schoolers brainstormed and designed the mural, now they are bringing it to life! Be sure to check out the finished project on April 4th at 6:30, right across from the Edmond Fine Arts Institute. ✨ #EPSleads
about 1 month ago, Arin Smith
high school girls working on a mural, painting
boy handing a paintbrush to someone else while working on a mural
high schoolers working on a mural, painting
high school girls working on a mural, painting
high school girls working on a mural, painting
high school girls working on a mural, painting
boy pointing at a painting while students are working on it
high school girls working on a mural, painting
Dr. Grunewald had the opportunity to surprise our March Core Value award winners! πŸ† Clegern's media specialist Suzy Foster and District Elementary Math Content Specialist Darcy McMullen were both nominated for collaboration. Both of these EPS employees are always willing to lend a helping hand and make everyone's voices heard. πŸ€πŸ’‘ #EPSleads
about 1 month ago, Arin Smith
woman walking down an aisle in a cafeteria after she won an award
woman receiving an award
award recipient standing with administration team
woman getting surprised with an award in her office
woman getting surprised with an award in her office
award recipient standing with administration team
All EPS Middle School GATE classes participated in the District Invention Convention! Each Middle School brought 6 students to present their invention to a panel of judges! Well done to everyone involved and congratulations to these inventors: β˜‚οΈ First place: Hudson Tiede, Sunbrella, Summit ⚽️ Second place: Ella Auchter, Smart Soccer Ball, Cheyenne πŸ‘ Third place: Cooper Halligan, CPA, Cheyenne πŸ‘— Inventor's Choice: Chisom Ezeokeke, Fashion App, Heartland
about 1 month ago, Arin Smith
man checking out a students umbrella invention
two girls talking to each other at a table
tri fold board showcasing a students invention
two girls looking at a project on a table
student explaining her project to a judge
winners of the convention
πŸ’ Who doesn't love getting flowers delivered at work?! Angie Debo started the Belonging Blossoms Club where students prepare stunning bouquets and surprise employees with fresh flowers each month! Through this initiative, our students are also learning valuable lessons and skills to help them β€œblossom” too. This new tradition provides many opportunities to practice fine motor skills when arranging flower bundles, communication skills when delivering flowers to teachers, and student collaboration and teamwork building when working with others to carry out this task. Way to promote our core values, dolphins! 🐬🟣
about 1 month ago, Arin Smith
elementary boy handing flowers to a teacher
teachers and students working on putting bouquets together
teachers and students working on putting bouquets together
boy handing a bouquet off to an office worker
boy working on putting flowers in vases
πŸ’‘πŸƒ Many of our EPS elementary schools hosted fun runs to raise money for their schools! Check out these highlights from Orvis Risner's Glow Run and West Field's Fun Run. ✨ #EPSleads
about 2 months ago, Arin Smith
boys running and laughing
boy holding up a peace sign during a fun run
students running in a fun run
students running in a fun run
marquee lights reading ORVIS
students running in a fun run
girl running in a glow run
students holding up flags and running in a fun run
students holding up flags and running in a fun run
πŸ†βœ¨ Heritage Elementary Principal, Kimberly Frank, is the recipient of the Edmond Public Schools Foundation Excellence in Leadership Award! Kimberly was chosen based on her initiatives she’s started at Heritage and her strong drive to promote belonging. We are so lucky to have Kimberly on the EPS team and we can’t wait to celebrate her at the EDIEE Awards this April! #EPSleads
about 2 months ago, Arin Smith
woman walking out of her office smiling
group standing with an award recipient
woman holding a plant after winning an award and smiling
woman holding a plant after winning an award and smiling
Our secondary students aren’t the only ones acting in plays this Spring! 🎭 All of our elementary schools have been putting on their programs this semester and they are proving the stage is for all ages! πŸ—£οΈβœ¨ #EPSleads
about 2 months ago, Arin Smith
elementary school play on stage in a cafeteria
elementary school play on stage in a cafeteria
elementary school play on stage in a cafeteria
elementary school play on stage in a cafeteria
elementary school play on stage in a cafeteria
elementary school play on stage in a cafeteria
elementary school play on stage in a cafeteria
elementary school play on stage in a cafeteria
elementary school play on stage in a cafeteria
πŸ€“βœοΈ Our middle and high schools collaborated to demonstrate the expansion of their behavior system implementation this year. These expos are hosted by our schools to inspire each other and foster discussions. ✨ #EPSleads
about 2 months ago, Arin Smith
teachers in a group holding papers and laughing
teachers in a group laughing
woman pointing to something on the table
man sitting at a desk in front of a computer explaining something
teachers in a group holding papers and laughing
woman explaining something to a group
teachers gathered around a table learning something