What are the responsibilities and job description for the Summer School - Elementary and Early Childhood Teachers position at Enid Public Schools?
Sites: Garfield & Monroe
Dates: May 27 - June 19
Teacher report time: Monday - Thursday 7:45-12:15
Times: 8-Noon
Pay: $35 per hour
Current EPS employees can request a transfer by clicking “internal” in the top, right-hand corner of the job postings page: www.enidpublicschools.org/applytoday.
Before applying: Please read important information about tax withholding guidelines for summer school employment: www.enidpublicschools.org/irs.
EPS is one of Oklahoma’s fastest-growing districts, serving more than 8,000 students in a supportive community of 50,000. District enrollment has increased by 1,600 students in ten years and is expected to grow by another 1,500 students by 2023.
District Administration Magazine recently named EPS a national District of Distinction for its unique and effective community partnerships. In 2014, we completed $99 million of renovations and construction across the district,
including the addition of two new elementary schools. Local voters generously approved this year another $93 million to provide schools with more classrooms, safer entrances, improved technology and facilities to meet the needs of students in athletics and fine arts.
The district promotes innovative learning and the use of technology, offering iPads, Chromebooks and SMARTBoards. The latest bond issue also will provide 1:1 devices for all students.
In 2013, EPS, a National Math and Science Initiative district, opened its University Center on the Enid High campus. With an extensive slate of college dual credit and Advanced Placement courses, its academic program can save
students more than $30,000 in college expenses. The school’s AP enrollment has quadrupled in the last few years.
Our youngest students benefit from developmentally appropriate full-day Pre-K classes, including an intergenerational program. A local fundraising campaign and foundation grant recently garnered $250,000 to create Enid’s first early childhood center. We also have a learning lab for four-year-old students on the campus of NWOSU-Enid.
The heart and soul of our district is our highly effective teaching staff and support team. Through Professional Learning Communities, they continue to strengthen instruction and encourage development – for themselves and for students.
In addition to a dynamic public school foundation, the district has a significant number of volunteers who help make our schools better places to learn. In the last six years, the community has donated more than $6 million in private funds to EPS for special projects.
Thanks to input from our team members, parents, students and community, we are implementing a three-year strategic plan that will lead our district into the future. We hope you will consider joining us on the journey!
Learn more about EPS by visiting www.enidpublicschools.org.