In preparation for the opening of Post Oak Elementary in August, EPS has started the process to realign our elementary school boundaries.
📆 We will be holding a Community Forum for families to provide feedback related to this process on Wednesday, March 4th from 6-8pm
📍 EPS Administration Center at 1001 West Danforth Road.
📧 If you are unable to attend, you may also share your feedback by email. Send your message to 2026boundaries@edmondschools.net, and your message will be shared with our Board.
🔗 We have created an FAQ available at this link with more information related to boundary realignment: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KnbxJnPWxJs6V0gFIFwA1TcITdXVFLPo/view
📆 We will be holding a Community Forum for families to provide feedback related to this process on Wednesday, March 4th from 6-8pm
📍 EPS Administration Center at 1001 West Danforth Road.
📧 If you are unable to attend, you may also share your feedback by email. Send your message to 2026boundaries@edmondschools.net, and your message will be shared with our Board.
🔗 We have created an FAQ available at this link with more information related to boundary realignment: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KnbxJnPWxJs6V0gFIFwA1TcITdXVFLPo/view
Heartland has done it again with their annual Black History Month Assembly! 👏
This year, the Thunderhawks celebrated 100 years of honoring Black history with an assembly full of music, dancing, poetry and powerful spoken word. Students were also inspired by a message on leadership from Joshua Busby, Dean of Students at Langston University.
A meaningful celebration of culture, history and all of the difference makers in EPS! ❤️💚💛 #ShineYourLight
This year, the Thunderhawks celebrated 100 years of honoring Black history with an assembly full of music, dancing, poetry and powerful spoken word. Students were also inspired by a message on leadership from Joshua Busby, Dean of Students at Langston University.
A meaningful celebration of culture, history and all of the difference makers in EPS! ❤️💚💛 #ShineYourLight
Checkmate. ♟️
Orvis Risner’s Chess Club, led by Mrs. Wolf, has been a huge success this year! Dozens of students meet once a week before school to learn and practice the game, and it’s been impressive to see how much they’ve learned and how much they remember from week to week.
Even more special, this club is made possible through the generosity of donors who gave through DonorsChoose, supported by the Edmond Public Schools Foundation. All of the supplies and chess boards were purchased through a DonorsChoose project!
To those who give: this is the impact of your dollars in action.
This club wouldn’t be possible without Mrs. Wolf’s dedication, along with the support of administrators, the community and staff! ♞✨ #ShineYourLight
Checkmate. ♟️
Orvis Risner’s Chess Club, led by Mrs. Wolf, has been a huge success this year! Dozens of students meet once a week before school to learn and practice the game, and it’s been impressive to see how much they’ve learned and how much they remember from week to week.
Even more special, this club is made possible through the generosity of donors who gave through DonorsChoose, supported by the Edmond Public Schools Foundation. All of the supplies and chess boards were purchased through a DonorsChoose project!
To those who give: this is the impact of your dollars in action.
This club wouldn’t be possible without Mrs. Wolf’s dedication, along with the support of administrators, the community and staff! ♞✨ #ShineYourLight
Today's Professional Development Day looked a little different, as the entire district came together for collaborative activities, peer-led sessions and even some old-school PE games! What a great day. ✴️👏🟣 #ShineYourLight
✴️ Concurrent Night Presentation Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1tJ2E2kXQhp23eBySoiQvXO8sZdj7JUAU44Mmg1Q8PlY/edit?usp=sharing
Scissortail Pre-K had a special visitor! A construction worker from We Build Oklahoma stopped by to talk with students about what he does each day and why safety is such an important part of the job. 🚧
After learning about real equipment and how construction crews stay safe, students got a hands-on (and sweet!) experience of their own… using a toy excavator to scoop up candy. 😋🍭 #ShineYourLight
After learning about real equipment and how construction crews stay safe, students got a hands-on (and sweet!) experience of their own… using a toy excavator to scoop up candy. 😋🍭 #ShineYourLight
🎉🧁 Happy Birthday to Angie Debo's namesake... Dr. Angie Debo! The dolphins celebrated by having a birthday-themed assembly, complete with homemade hats and confetti!
👏 Dr. Angie Debo was a pioneering historian and activist, who impacted Oklahoma in the late 1890s into the early 1900s. Dr. Debo wrote 13 books and was the first woman to receive a doctorate from the University of Oklahoma, earning her Ph.D. in History in 1933. EPS is proud to honor her legacy through Angie Debo Elementary. #ShineYourLight
👏 Dr. Angie Debo was a pioneering historian and activist, who impacted Oklahoma in the late 1890s into the early 1900s. Dr. Debo wrote 13 books and was the first woman to receive a doctorate from the University of Oklahoma, earning her Ph.D. in History in 1933. EPS is proud to honor her legacy through Angie Debo Elementary. #ShineYourLight
✴️🗳️ Today is the day! ✴️🗳️
Head to your polling place between 7am-7pm today to cast your vote on the 2026 EPS Bond.
A few important things to know about the Bond:
🗳️ No planned tax increase
🗳️ Registered voters living within EPS boundaries are eligible to vote (even if you live in Oklahoma City limits or Logan County)
🗳️ All Oklahoma bonds require 60% approval to pass
🕓 Polls are open from 7am to 7pm on Tuesday, February 10, and you’ll vote at your usual polling location.
🔗 Dive deeper | edmondschools.net/bond
Head to your polling place between 7am-7pm today to cast your vote on the 2026 EPS Bond.
A few important things to know about the Bond:
🗳️ No planned tax increase
🗳️ Registered voters living within EPS boundaries are eligible to vote (even if you live in Oklahoma City limits or Logan County)
🗳️ All Oklahoma bonds require 60% approval to pass
🕓 Polls are open from 7am to 7pm on Tuesday, February 10, and you’ll vote at your usual polling location.
🔗 Dive deeper | edmondschools.net/bond
The Pre-K Lottery opens tomorrow, February 9! 🎉
The application window will be open February 9–23.
🔗 Find everything you need to know at edmondschools.net/prek. The application link will go live on that page February 9 at 8am. #ShineYourLight
The application window will be open February 9–23.
🔗 Find everything you need to know at edmondschools.net/prek. The application link will go live on that page February 9 at 8am. #ShineYourLight
‼️ Unable to vote on February 10? Early voting starts tomorrow, February 5, and is available through February 6. Anyone who is registered to vote and lives within EPS boundaries can head to the Oklahoma County Election Board to cast their ballot between 8am - 6pm.
🗳️ As a reminder, there is no planned tax increase, registered voters living within EPS boundaries are eligible to vote (even if you live in Oklahoma City limits or Logan County) and all Oklahoma bonds require 60% approval to pass.
Election Day is February 10. For more information on the 2026 Bond, head to edmondschools.net/bond. #ShineYourLight
EPS had the opportunity to recognize and celebrate each of our 2025-26 Site Teachers of the Year at the February Board Meeting! 👏 We are honored to have this group represent Edmond Public Schools. ✴️🟣 #ShineYourLight
We’re excited to announce that the EPS Board of Education has approved Scott Goodrich as the new Angie Debo Elementary principal for the 2026–27 school year. Mr. Goodrich is a long -time EPS educator and we know he will be a fantastic leader for the dolphins! 🐬💜 #ShineYourLight
Our very first Core Value Award winners of 2026! We are thrilled to recognize:
✴️ Jodi Wolf, Behavior Interventionist at Orvis Risner was nominated for BELONGING. Mrs. Wolf works extremely hard to make sure every child at Orvis Risner feels like our school is a safe place that creates opportunities for our families to connect with each other and feel accepted. She started our Cultural Connections Day last year, which gives students a chance to celebrate their culture and share it with others. Orvis Risner has received so much positive feedback on that initiative and families have noted how much it helped them feel connected to each other and the school.
✴️ Cara Day, Pre-K Teacher at Washington Irving, was nominated for COLLABORATION. Mrs. Day recognized a need to strengthen fine motor skills across our school and immediately took initiative. She not only ran with the idea but also worked closely with her team to create targeted interventions and a system to track student growth over time. She then expanded the work beyond the classroom by partnering with colleagues to host a family information night, including “make and take” activities to teach families the importance of fine motor development and provide simple strategies they can use at home. This event strengthened the school's school-home connection and gave families practical tools to support learning.
✴️ Brent Young, Transportation Assistant Director was nominated for INTEGRITY. Mr. Young leads with integrity each day. He is always willing to listen, which fosters a sense of trust and community. Mr. Young is easy to work with, which boosts morale daily. He is frequently in the field, working side by side with drivers and bus monitors to address real-time needs and challenges, exemplifying servant leadership and hands-on collaboration within our growing district.
These three are fantastic representatives for EPS and we are honored to celebrate them! 😊🙌 #ShineYourLight
❤️ Thank you Bank of Oklahoma for being our Core Value Award Sponsor! Edmond Public Schools Foundation
✴️ Jodi Wolf, Behavior Interventionist at Orvis Risner was nominated for BELONGING. Mrs. Wolf works extremely hard to make sure every child at Orvis Risner feels like our school is a safe place that creates opportunities for our families to connect with each other and feel accepted. She started our Cultural Connections Day last year, which gives students a chance to celebrate their culture and share it with others. Orvis Risner has received so much positive feedback on that initiative and families have noted how much it helped them feel connected to each other and the school.
✴️ Cara Day, Pre-K Teacher at Washington Irving, was nominated for COLLABORATION. Mrs. Day recognized a need to strengthen fine motor skills across our school and immediately took initiative. She not only ran with the idea but also worked closely with her team to create targeted interventions and a system to track student growth over time. She then expanded the work beyond the classroom by partnering with colleagues to host a family information night, including “make and take” activities to teach families the importance of fine motor development and provide simple strategies they can use at home. This event strengthened the school's school-home connection and gave families practical tools to support learning.
✴️ Brent Young, Transportation Assistant Director was nominated for INTEGRITY. Mr. Young leads with integrity each day. He is always willing to listen, which fosters a sense of trust and community. Mr. Young is easy to work with, which boosts morale daily. He is frequently in the field, working side by side with drivers and bus monitors to address real-time needs and challenges, exemplifying servant leadership and hands-on collaboration within our growing district.
These three are fantastic representatives for EPS and we are honored to celebrate them! 😊🙌 #ShineYourLight
❤️ Thank you Bank of Oklahoma for being our Core Value Award Sponsor! Edmond Public Schools Foundation
💡 Edmond Family Counseling is making their rounds and visiting many of our elementary schools to help prepare 5th graders for elementary school. Cross Timbers was treated to a visit last week and they were able to do a few activities surrounding emotions and all of the opportunities they'll have in middle school! 🙌 #ShineYourLight
January is School Board Recognition Month! This week, we are excited to spotlight our District 5 Representative, Marcus Jones. Please join us in thanking our Board Members for their dedication to our schools. ✴️🟣 #ShineYourLight #SchoolBoardRecognitionMonth
The re-freeze overnight has created some hazardous neighborhood roads in several parts of our district. Because of this, Edmond Public Schools will remain closed and have a snow day for all schools for Thursday, January 29th. More information will follow regarding activities and athletic events.
There are no remote learning expectations for our students today. The instructional time missed today will need to be made up, so employees on 240 and 245 day contracts should report to work or use 50/50 leave today. We will share information about how today’s missed instructional time will be made up as soon as possible.
We are aware parts of the district have clear roads, but as you know our district covers a large area and neighborhood conditions are very different depending on where you are. We have been working tirelessly since Sunday to get our buildings back open as quickly as possible, but safety continues to be our top priority. While many roads around the district are in good shape, the re-freeze overnight and early morning drizzle has created slick spots that make it unsafe for our buses.
Thank you for your patience, understanding and continued support.
There are no remote learning expectations for our students today. The instructional time missed today will need to be made up, so employees on 240 and 245 day contracts should report to work or use 50/50 leave today. We will share information about how today’s missed instructional time will be made up as soon as possible.
We are aware parts of the district have clear roads, but as you know our district covers a large area and neighborhood conditions are very different depending on where you are. We have been working tirelessly since Sunday to get our buildings back open as quickly as possible, but safety continues to be our top priority. While many roads around the district are in good shape, the re-freeze overnight and early morning drizzle has created slick spots that make it unsafe for our buses.
Thank you for your patience, understanding and continued support.
Because of continued hazardous neighborhood roads around our district and slick and dangerous parking lots and sidewalks at many of our schools, Edmond Public Schools will remain closed and have a snow day for all schools for Wednesday, January 28th. All activities and athletic events are also canceled.
There are no remote learning expectations for our students and staff members should not report to work.
Our Operations Team has been working since Sunday and will continue working to get our buildings ready to welcome back our students and staff members as soon as it is safe to have school. Even though the temperatures have stayed at or below freezing, the sun is helping these efforts! We are hopeful we’ll be able to return to school on Thursday.
There are no remote learning expectations for our students and staff members should not report to work.
Our Operations Team has been working since Sunday and will continue working to get our buildings ready to welcome back our students and staff members as soon as it is safe to have school. Even though the temperatures have stayed at or below freezing, the sun is helping these efforts! We are hopeful we’ll be able to return to school on Thursday.
Because of the snow this weekend that has caused hazardous roads throughout our district, Edmond Public Schools will remain closed and have a snow day for all schools for Tuesday, January 27th. All activities and athletic events are also canceled. There are no remote learning expectations for students and EPS staff members should not report to work. Stay safe and warm!
Because of the snow this weekend that has caused hazardous roads throughout our district, Edmond Public Schools will remain closed and have a snow day for all schools for Monday, January 26th. All activities and athletic events are also canceled. There are no remote learning expectations for students and EPS staff members should not report to work. Stay safe and warm!
