Just adding a little cuteness to your Tuesday afternoon!
A visit from a petting zoo brought hands-on learning to life as these students met and interacted with a variety of animals. Core memories were definitely made today! 🐐🐇☀️
4 days ago, Jenks Public Schools
student holding a bunny in her lap with the help of the petting zoo helper
a girl and boy pet a pony. little girl is smiling looking at someone out of fram and the boy is looking at the pony
girl squatted down next to a goat petting it's head while it looks up at her
a girl holding a chicken and a boy reaching out to pet it
woman squatted down next to a goat petting it as it rests its head in her hand
goat on it's back legs and leaning on a fence to get pets from a parent
Jenks High School Class of 2026! You did the thing, now let's make it official! 🎓

🎓 Diploma Pickup
🗓 Begins June 16th
⏰ 8:00 am-3:30 pm
📍 JHS Building 6 Guidance Office
⚠️ Graduate must present a student ID or driver’s license when picking up their diploma.
⚠️ Make sure to take care of any Holds. This includes returning Chromebooks.
⚠️ In extreme cases where the parent must pick up the diploma, the parent must bring a note signed by the graduate
5 days ago, Jenks Public Schools
photo of a board member giving a diploma to a class of 2026 graduate on stage as they pose for a photo. text on top of the photo says Diploma pickup starts june 16
JPS Transportation and Child Nutrition are hosting a hiring event tomorrow. Join the Trojan family and help make an impact!
🗓️ Tuesday, June 16
⏰ 2-5 PM
📍 JPS Transportation Department | 2075 N Elm, Jenks, OK

• No experience necessary
• Paid Training
• Paid Benefits starting at 30 hours per week
• Competitive Hourly Pay
• Teachers' Retirement
• No nights, weekends, or holidays
• Work on your student's schedule

Please bring a current driver’s license. Interviews will be held on-site.
Apply online at https://jenks.schoolspring.com/
Call (918) 299-1549 with questions
5 days ago, Jenks Public Schools
Graphic that says Hiring Event Hosted by JPS Transportation and child nutrition. Tuesday June 16 2-5 PM at JPS Transportation Department 2075 N Elm, Jenks, OK. At the bottom it has two photos. one of 4 transportation workers posing infront of a school bus for a photo. the other photo is of a child nutrition worker smiling at a student at the lunch check out line.
Summer reading is officially on the move! 📚🚌☀️
The Trojans Read The Way Bookmobile made its first stop of the summer this morning, bringing FREE books and popsicles to a neighborhood near you. Join us every Tuesday and Thursday through the end of July as we help keep students reading all summer long! Check the schedule below for times and locations, and visit the Trojans Read The Way Facebook page for the full list of dates.

Tuesdays (east side of the river)
9-9:30 a.m. at Helmerich Park
9:45-10:15 a.m. at Riverchase/The Lakes Apartments (activity center)
10:30-11:00 a.m. at Riverpark Apartments
11:15-11:45 a.m. at Deerfield Estates
12:00-12:30 p.m. at Bandon Trails

Thursdays (west side of the river)
9-9:45 a.m. at Churchill Park Neighborhood (118th St. Park)
10:00-11:00 a.m. at Veterans Park in Jenks
11:15-11:45 a.m. at Summit Apartments
18 days ago, Jenks Public Schools
three children with popsicles in one hand and books in the other smiling for a photo infront of the bookmobile
little girl flipping through the pages of a book
boy coming up the stairs to get on the bookmobile smiling at the driver
little girl holding her two books she chose smiling for a photo
girl looking through books on a book shelf
boy holding up two books he chose smiling for a photo
two girls posing outside the bookmobile with their books they chose
girl flipping through a book
two girls and a boy in the middle of them holding their popsicles and books they chose outside of the bookmobile for a photo
If you have not done so already, please complete Back to School registration for the 2026-27 school year. Back to School registration will close at midnight tonight and will reopen later in June. Cross this off your to-do list today and make sure your student is set for the next school year. There is always a lot going on around the start of the school year, so give yourself one less thing to worry about and take care of the registration today!

Click here to begin 2026-27 Back to School registration:
https://www.jenksps.org/o/jenksps/page/back-to-school-registration

IMPORTANT: Back to School registration is only for students returning to JPS for the 2026-27 school year. If you have already enrolled a new student for 2026-27, you do not need to complete Back to School registration.
22 days ago, Jenks Public Schools
photo of two boys with their arms around each other. graphic says complete back to school registration for 2026-27 today

The JPS Summer Feeding Program is BACK! All kids eat FREE all summer long! 🍔🥦🍇
Jenks High School Dining Hall starts May 27, and Jenks Northwest Elementary starts June 1. No paperwork is necessary. Must be 18 or under. Bring your family! Adult breakfast is $3.00, and adult lunch is $5.25. See you there!

25 days ago, Jenks Public Schools
informational graphic for the JPS 2026 summer food service program. graphic reads as JENKS PUBLIC SCHOOLS JENKS NORTHWEST ELEMENTARY: 7625 S Elwood Ave, Tulsa, OK JUNE 1 – JULY 31, 2026 BREAKFAST: 8:10 A.M-9:05 A.M., MONDAY-FRIDAY LUNCH: 11:10 A.M. – 12:30 P.M., MONDAY-FRIDAY (Closed July 2- July 3, 2026) JENKS HIGH SCHOOL DINING HALL: 205 East B Street, Jenks, OK MAY 27 – JUNE 26, 2026 BREAKFAST: 7:45 A.M.– 10:45 A.M., MONDAY-FRIDAY LUNCH: 12:00 A.M. – 1:30 P.M., MONDAY-FRIDAY (Closed June 29 – July 3, 2026) JULY 6 – JULY 30, 2026 BREAKFAST: 7:45 A.M.– 10:45 A.M., MONDAY-THURSDAY LUNCH: 12:00 A.M. – 1:30 P.M., MONDAY-THURSDAY All Children eat free! No paperwork necessary. Must be 18 or under. Family members are invited! Adult Breakfast $3.00, Adult Lunch $5.25
WHAT. A. GAME. 🤩🏈🏆
Jenks High School juniors came out on top in tonight’s Powderpuff game, taking down the seniors in an unforgettable matchup full of big plays and school spirit! But the Class of 2026 still had something to celebrate because Senior Man Cheer took home the halftime win, making history with the first-ever back-to-back Man Cheer victory. Thank you to everyone who came out to support our Trojans and Jenks Cheer tonight!
29 days ago, Jenks Public Schools
junior girls celebrating a touchdown in the end zone
4 senior girls pose for a photo on the field before the game
junior girl running the ball and two seniors running towards her
senior man cheer performing. holding up signs that spell out seniors
senior girl running the ball with a junior waving her flag in the air
juniors huddled around at the end celebrating their win
The rain couldn’t stop us from giving our students the send-off they deserve! ☔️🎉 Thank you for a great school year, Trojans. Have a safe and fun summer!
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
teachers standing outside waving to students with a sign that says you grow, trojans!
teacher and student pose for a photo
view from behind teachers as they wave to a bus of students who are waving back
4 girls stand and pose for a photo infront of a bus
One last celebration before summer break officially begins! 🎉 Students across the district are wrapping up the school year with lots of fun today, and West Intermediate is no exception. Swipe through for a look at the fun end-of-year festivities at JWI!
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
3 boys wearing the same shirt that says jenks class of 2033
two boys using double ended foam sticks to knock each other off of a platform
two girls sliding down the an inflatable slide. they are holding hands
5 girls wearing funny hats and large glasses posing for a photo in the photo booth
kids playing badminton
3 girls in glow in the light up bracelets and glasses dancing to the cha cha slide in the glow in the dark room
boy shooting the ball with a smile on his face. he is mid air.
Cue the confetti! 🎉🎓 Jenks High School Class of 2026, you did that! Congratulations, Trojans!
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
two boys in their caps and gowns with confetti falling all arouind them smiling for a photo
girl hugging a friend smiling big with her diploma in hand
group of 6 girls smiling for a photo
boy smiling with his cap and gown on for a photo with confetti falling around him
We're just a few hours away from the 2026 Jenks High School Commencement! Here's what you need to know for tonight! 🎓⬇️

🗓️ Monday, May 18
📍 Mabee Center (81st & Lewis)
🕖 7 pm (doors open at 5pm and bags will be checked)
⚠️ Seating is available on a first-come-first-serve basis (no saved seats after 6:45 pm)
📺 Can't make it to graduation? Watch it live on the JPS Facebook page!
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
photo of the mabee center floor with a trojan head on the center screen and chairs out for graduates. words across the photo that says tonight

The Jenks High School Class of 2026 is filled with students who consistently demonstrate excellence through academics, leadership, and hard work. Each year, a few seniors are honored as scholarship recipients, chosen by members of the JHS faculty, as well as the Jenks Public Schools Foundation. Please join us in congratulating these remarkable students on their achievements!

about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
graphic naming the justin and judy sanders family scholarship winner. selected by the jenks high school teachers and counselors. savanah wright is the winnder. she is pictured
graphic nameing the ms linda george scholarship. selected by jenks high school teachers and counselors. kathryn ezell is the winner she is pictured
graphic naming the jenks high school class of 2024 scholarship. selected by 2024 class officers. kayli quiroz and arian azimi won. they are both pictured
graphic naming the advocates of tomorrow scholarship winner. cody brown is the winner. he is pictured
graphic annoucing the ami whitlow brown memorial scholarship winner selected by the jenks classroom teachers association. ava jackson won and she is pictured
graphic annoucing the kathleen hudson berry memorial scholarship selected by the jenks classroom teachers association emma travers is the winner annd shw is piictured
graphic annoucing the 6 dr judi hall avid scholarship selected by avid teachers and staff. ifeoluwa aruna, luan deih, ester mang, lun nem, ning sang, man zo won. they are pictured.
graphic annoucing the frank herald memoril award. selexted by jenks athletic department. addyson gaylor and blake whittington won. they are pictured

Advisory looked a little different today! Freshman Academy students headed outside during advisory to Allan Trimble Stadium for games and activities with friends before summer break kicks off. Just 4 more days left! ☀️😄

about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
A student in a white short-sleeve shirt slides down a colorful inflatable obstacle course with bright blue, yellow, and orange sides. Stadium bleachers are visible in the background.
Three students stand together smiling on a football field during an outdoor school event. The student in the middle wears a blue shirt and a lanyard, while the two students beside them pose with their arms around each other.
Several students spread out across a football field participate in an outdoor activity. Two students stand in the center with arms raised to hit a volleyball while others watch nearby, with stadium bleachers in the background.
Two students stand on a football field playing cornhole beside an American flag-themed game board while other students gather and walk around in the background.
Students stand around a blue metal frame structure on a football field, appearing to participate in a game or activity while other students mingle in the background.
Passionate fourth graders at Jenks West Elementary took center stage during their annual Exhibition presentations this morning, sharing projects focused on real-world topics that matter to them. After months of research, collaboration, and preparation, students confidently presented their learning and ideas for positive change to family and teachers. Topics ranged from pollution and bullying to food waste, homelessness, and animal welfare. These Trojans demonstrated how even young learners can make a powerful impact on the world around them. Great work, JWE! 👏
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
A fourth grade student wearing a pink shirt presents her exhibition project to an adult visitor. She gestures toward a display board while speaking confidently in a classroom setting.
3 fourth grade students stand beside their exhibition display while speaking with visitors stand at a table. One student points toward information on the project board during the discussion.
A fourth grade student presents to an adult visitor while sitting beside an exhibition project display. Other students and presentation boards are visible in the background.
Three fourth grade boys stand together smiling beside their exhibition project display in the classroom. Other students and presentation boards are visible in the background.
A fourth grade student stands beside his exhibition display while speaking with an adult visitor in the classroom.
Two fourth grade students stand next to their exhibition presentation board while explaining their project to visitors in the classroom.
A fourth grade student presents to an adult visitor while standing beside an exhibition project display.
Three fourth grade girls stand together smiling beside their exhibition project display in the classroom. Other students and presentation boards are visible in the background.
Jenks High School STUCO aimed to make an impact, and they did just that! 🎉
Thanks to their outstanding leadership and the incredible generosity of the Jenks community, DUB Week activities and fundraisers raised an amazing $58,574 in support of Heroes Hope. These funds will help Heroes Hope continue its mission of eliminating veteran homelessness by providing immediate housing and resources to unhoused veterans. Thank you to everyone who donated, participated, and helped make DUB Week 2026 a success!
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
9 JHS STUCO students on the stage. 7 students have signs of the individual numbers of the total. one students on each side of the total popped confetti into the air. total on the posters they are holding says $58,574
Jenks FFA continues to be one of the most decorated chapters in Oklahoma. This year, JHS FFA members captured state championships in Agricultural Mechanics , Floriculture, and in the Agriscience Fair categories of Social Sciences and Environmental Services. Paxton Brown won top state honors in Prepared Public Speaking and Wildlife Production and Management, while three members — Connor, Kate, and Bailey — earned State FFA degrees.

Huge congrats to (pictured) Bailey, Cati, Chloe, Connor, Ella, Lucas, Kate, Paxton, Sutton, Wren, and all of the other impressive members of Jenks FFA on these achievements and for how you represented yourselves, your chapter, and JHS throughout the year!
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
Group of 10 Jenks High School FFA members posing on staircase after being recognized by JPS Board of Education
Join us in celebrating three Jenks High School student-athletes who officially signed to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level today. Congratulations to these Trojans and their families! We are so proud of you and all you’ve accomplished! #ForeverATrojan

⚾ Lucus Miller - East Central University
🩰 Brecken Calmus - Northeastern State University
🤼‍♀️ Madison Wilkey - Rose State
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
photo of all three students signing their letter of intent with their coach standing behind them
Graphic announcing college signing day for student-athlete Lucas Miller. Centered in the image is a smiling student in a Jenks Trojans cheer uniform, shown in full color with a confident, celebratory pose. The background features a black-and-white stadium scene with fellow cheerleaders seated in bleachers holding pom-poms, creating depth behind the subject. Large text near the top displays “Lucas Miller.” Across the center is the East Central University Tigers logo alongside a stylized signature version of the student’s name. A banner beneath reads “East Central University.” Near the bottom, bold text states “Signing Day 2026,” followed by the hashtag “#ForeverATrojan” and a Trojan helmet icon. The design incorporates Jenks maroon and white accents paired with East Central University branding.
Lucus with his family standing behind him as he sits at the signing table for a photo
Graphic announcing college signing day for student-athlete Brecken Calmus. Centered in the image is a smiling blonde student wearing a Jenks Trojans cheer uniform, shown in full color with hands on hips in a confident stance. Behind her is a black-and-white background image of fellow cheerleaders posing in stadium bleachers holding pom-poms. Large text near the top reads “Brecken Calmus.” Across the middle is the Northeastern State University RiverHawks logo and a stylized signature rendering of her name. A banner below reads “Northeastern State University.” Near the bottom, bold text reads “Signing Day 2026,” followed by the hashtag “#ForeverATrojan” and a Trojan helmet icon. The design uses Jenks maroon and white accents paired with Northeastern State University green branding.
Brecken with her family standing behind him as she sits at the signing table for a photo
Graphic announcing college signing day for student-athlete Madison Wilkey. Centered in the image is a smiling student in a Jenks Trojans cheer uniform, shown in full color in a celebratory, upright pose. The background features a black-and-white stadium scene with fellow cheerleaders in the bleachers holding pom-poms, creating a layered, high-energy athletic atmosphere. Large text near the top displays “Madison Wilkey.” Across the center is the Rose State College logo alongside a stylized signature version of the student’s name. A banner beneath reads “Rose State College.” Near the bottom, bold text reads “Signing Day 2026,” followed by the hashtag “#ForeverATrojan” and a Trojan helmet icon. The design incorporates Jenks maroon and white accents paired with Rose State branding.
Madison with her family standing behind him as she sits at the signing table for a photo
Student-led. Student-driven. Student-inspired.
Jenks East Elementary students welcomed visitors today with a powerful example of what student leadership looks like. During Leadership Day, students led the way through performances, building tours, classroom showcases, and conversations about the goals they’re working toward through the Leader in Me program. They proudly demonstrated how collaboration and leadership help create a stronger school community. Way to lead, JEE!
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
Girl holding up a sign that says selamet datang di jenks
boy holding up a sign that says enks siainn kya tekae ccia due oh
students on stage talking about the 8 habits
dr butterfield and dana ezell using pool noodles as drum sticks
girl smiling while giving a speech at a tour stop
girls doing a stem experiment
girl showing peers and adults how to do stop motion
girl smiling while talking about being in the saftey club
kids talking about the end of the tour about the tree they planted
Some of the state's brightest innovators, problem solvers, and creators collectively earned the Technology Student Association Middle School state championship!

With guidance STEM Teacher Holly Hannon, 31 students from Jenks Middle School competed in STEM-centered categories like biotechnology, data analytics, forensics, promotional marketing, video game and website design, electrical applications, photography, and many more!

Join us in congratulating these Trojans on achieving this award!
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
Group of 17 middle school students on staircase posing with STEM teacher after being recognized by JPS Board of Education
Dr. Butterfield’s final site visit of the school year took us to the Alternative Center, where students in Ms. Cox’s Career Exploration class worked through a hands-on budgeting challenge. Using beans to represent income, students paid for essentials like housing, groceries, transportation, insurance, and more while also navigating unexpected life events like pay cuts, injuries, and car repairs. These are the kinds of lessons that help students feel ready, capable, and excited for what comes next. Great work, Trojans!
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
student smiling up at dr. butterfield
a look down on the desk where dr. butterfield is placing beans where she would budget her money
girl looking at her desk budgeting her beans
ms. cox teaching the lesson at the front of the classroom
student looking down at his budget