REMINDER ⚠️
Monday, February 16, is a Professional Day for JPS employees, and there is NO SCHOOL. Enjoy the three-day weekend, Trojans!

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Just the beginning. The February graduates of the Jenks Alternative Center put in the work and like those in the trimesters before, they fully embraced the family culture, smaller class sizes, and credit recovery process to achieve this milestone. Congrats to these grads and huge thanks to the JAC staff members who never waver in their support of students and loyalty to the program!
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
Jenks Alternative Center Principal Amie Hardy surrounded by 11 smiling students who are the most recent trimester graduates from the Alternative Center
With Valentine's Day tomorrow, love and friendship are being celebrated across our elementary sites today! πŸ’Œ Check out how 2nd graders at Northwest Elementary are celebrating with tasty snacks, heartfelt crafts, and games!
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
Mom and daughter posing for a photo together
boy putting whipped cream on his pancakes
two girls decorating cupcakes
girl getting help from a dad
father and son decorating a cupcake
close up of a bingo board a boy is playing on
mom and daughter playing bingo

It was a musical day at East Elementary as Symon Hajjar of Hot Toast Music Co led kindergarteners in a hands-on songwriting experience. Students used repetition and imagination to create playful melodies, working together to bring each one to life! 🎹🎢

Growing Through The Arts creates unique experiences in the arts for pre-k through 11th grade students, whether that be observing at an art museum, engaging with the Tulsa Ballet, or even exploring at the Discovery Lab. Each grade will have a different experience engaging in the arts as they grow. Thank you to the Jenks Public Schools Foundation for funding this initiative for all Trojans!

about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
hot toast playing guitar along side a student playing piano
Two girls playing a mini piano
hot toast performaing for a kindergarten class
girl and  boy playing a piano
hot toast listening to students play xylophone
two boys playing xylophone
We are proud to introduce our 2025-26 Site Teachers of the Year!

These exceptional educators were nominated by colleagues on their respective JPS campuses in recognition of the meaningful relationships they build with students, the guidance they provide to fellow staff members, and the creativity they bring to their classrooms. Each of these teachers consistently reflects the mission, vision, and core values of Jenks Public Schools. Together, they represent unwavering champions for students and for public education. Our community is incredibly fortunate to be supported by teachers like theseβ€”educators whose dedication and passion help shape and inspire the next generation of leaders.

A brief visit to any one of their classrooms quickly reveals both their instructional expertise and their genuine love for teaching. They lead with compassion, remain committed to growth, and set the standard for what families hope to find in a teacher. Through their daily work, they elevate the profession and exemplify excellence, and we are honored to recognize them as our Site Teachers of the Year.

Joyce Green
2nd Grade Teacher | East Elementary

Lori Janzen
STEM Facilitator | Northwest Elementary

Jennifer Moore
Speech Pathologist & Site SPED Coordinator | Southeast Elementary

Macy Worley
Trojan RISE Teacher & Mindset Instructor | West Elementary

Candace Huetter
6th Grade Language Arts & Social Studies | East Intermediate

Alex Bryant
5th Grade Language Arts & Social Studies | West Intermediate

Alicia Toy
Pre-Algebra & Geometry | Middle School

Amy Sunday
Algebra I & Algebra II | Freshman Academy

Jordan McCown
AVID/English/AP Lit. & Composition/Journalism | High School

Jill Lai
Algebra I/Math of Finance/Adventuring & Outdoor Ed. | Alternative Center
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
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Bringing home some hardware from Orlando! πŸ†
Jenks Varsity Pom claimed the National Championship in Large Varsity Game Day at the UDA National Dance Team Championship in Orlando, Florida. We are so proud of these athletes and the dedication it took to achieve excellence on a national stage. Great job, Trojans!
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
Jenks Varsity Pom team posing for a pic with their first place trophy and banner for gameday performance
To everyone who voted today: THANK YOU. JPS voters approved two separate bond propositions totaling $20,300,000 by a margin of 82.5% to 17.5%. Jenks’ voters have now approved 62 of the past 63 bond issues for Jenks Public Schools. More info on bond items and approved projects here https://www.jenksps.org/page/bond-election
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
simple graphic with white background and maroon text "Thank You, Voters!" and the Jenks Public Schools logo underneath
Kindergarten students at Jenks East Elementary enjoyed a hands-on Discovery Lab visit focused on birds and how they use their beaks to find food. Using tools like nets, nutcrackers, tweezers, and slotted spoons, students explored how different β€œbeaks” work to catch food and crush shells. Thank you to the Jenks Public Schools Foundation for funding this engaging learning experience for our kindergarten students.
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
girl holding us a plastic fish she caught
students getting plastic fish out of a bowl with tool. stuednt smiling at the fish she caught
students using tools to get beads out of a bowl
student using a nut cracker to crack a pasta shell
students  using tools to extract beads from a bowl
students using tools to get beads out of a bowl with the help from their teacher
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It’s time! Pre-K and Kindergarten enrollment for the 2026-27 school year is open now!
https://www.jenksps.org/o/jenksps/page/prek-and-kindergarten-enrollment

Enrollment is for first-time students only! If your child was enrolled in Pre-K this year, you do not need to re-enroll to enter Kindergarten next year. If your child was not in Pre-K at JPS but will attend Kindergarten at JPS, you must complete enrollment.

Enrollments will be processed on a first-come-first-serve basis. Parents will receive the following emails during the enrollment process:

-When an account is created in P Enrollment
-When the application is submitted for review
-When the Enrollment Center has approved the application

You can complete the entire process online but be sure you have a digital copy of all the required forms. You will need the following documents to complete enrollment:

Proof of residence (utility bill or copy of lease)
Driver’s license of parent
Current immunization records
Certified birth certificate
Custody/Guardianship and Divorce Decrees (if applicable)
Other information (if applicable)

Questions? Contact the JPS Enrollment Center at enrollment.center@jenksps.org or 918-298-0338.

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It’s almost time! Pre-K and Kindergarten enrollment for the 2026-27 school year opens on Monday, February 9 at 9 a.m. At that time, a link will appear on this page of the Jenks Public Schools’ website https://www.jenksps.org/.../prek-and-kindergarten-enrollment

Parents must wait for the 2026-27 link to enroll. The forms available now on the Enrollment Center webpage are for this year only. Enrollments cannot be transferred from one year to another.
Enrollment is for first-time students only! If your child was enrolled in Pre-K this year, you do not need to re-enroll to enter Kindergarten next year. If your child was not in Pre-K at JPS but will attend Kindergarten at JPS, you must complete enrollment. Enrollments will be processed on a first-come-first-serve basis. Learn more at jenksps.org
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
graphic with maroon background and white text saying "Pre-K and Kindergarten Enrollment Opens on Monday, February 9." Photos of young students in three boxes appear below text.
Active classrooms and great conversations at Jenks High School today! Dr. Butterfield joined the math department for a PLC workshop focused collaboratively on essential standards and visited Ms. Ritze’s AP Language and Composition class, where students were preparing for the AP exam through a Four Corners activity designed to strengthen critical thinking, argumentation, and evidence-based discussion. Thanks for the great afternoon of learning and collaboration, JHS!
about 1 month ago, Jenks Public Schools
dr. butterfield talking two math teachers
math teachers reading over documents
math teachers collaborating
students playing 4 corners and using sentence stems to discuss their opinion on a topic
students taking notes
dr. butterfield with students as they discuss
student taking notes
It’s the 100th day of school! πŸŽ‰ East Elementary Pre-K students celebrated being 100 days brighter with a neon glow day full of fun. What a milestone! Here’s to finishing the school year strong!
about 2 months ago, Jenks Public Schools
girl smiling while coloring
boy drawing
boy smiling playing with glow sticks
kids playing with glow in the dark center activities
teacher stacking glow in the dark cups with students
No big deal…just JPS fourth graders taking part in the Tulsa Symphony and Carnegie Hall Link Up: The Orchestra Sings!
Students explored fundamental music concepts and the elements of melody while learning and performing alongside professional musicians at the Jenks High School PAC. A huge thank you to the Jenks Public Schools Foundation for funding this for an unforgettable, hands-on musical experience for our 4th grade students through the Growing Through the Arts initiative. 🎢
about 2 months ago, Jenks Public Schools
emcee on the stage singing along with the orchestra behind him. you can see hands up from kids
girl playing the recorder
members of the tulsa orchestra
women dancing
boys playing the recorder
Happy Global School Play Day! πŸŽ‰
Northwest Elementary students took part in a day of unstructured play, giving them time to collaborate, create, and connect with classmates in a fun and relaxed environment. Playtime supports learning in powerful ways! Take a look at how Northwest celebrated!
about 2 months ago, Jenks Public Schools
girl playing with an enrichment game smiling at the camera
group of students playing with an enrichment bin
boys playing with a castle
two girls drawing
boys playing with a enrichment bin
ONE WEEK FROM TODAY...
Vote in the 2026 JPS Bond Election on Tuesday, February 10. JPS has completed 100+ projects with bond dollars in the last 20 years to enhance and expand spaces for academics, activities, arts, and athletics. Click here to learn more about bond items and proposed projects: https://www.jenksps.org/page/bond-election
about 2 months ago, Jenks Public Schools
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Tiny scientists, BIG bubbles! 🫧 East Elementary Pre-K students discovered the magic and science of bubbles during a hands-on visit from the Discovery Lab today. Such a fun way to explore science through play!
about 2 months ago, Jenks Public Schools
Discovery Lab employee creating cloud bubbles for students to touch
boy holding a bubble in his hand
teacher blowing bubbles
boy playing with bubbles on the table
girl blowing bubbles
girl playing with bubbles on table
boy holding a bubble
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Third grade students at Southeast Elementary had more than an OK time sharing their learning during an Oklahoma Celebration of Learning. Students showcased biographies of famous Oklahomans, state symbols, and wagons highlighting family history as families joined in the celebration. A great day to be an Okie… and a Trojan!
about 2 months ago, Jenks Public Schools
father and daughter with the wagon made by the daughter
drawings of the oklahoma state symbol the strawberry
two boys pose infront of a banner that says oklahoma adventure celebration of learning
report of the golden driller
boy showing his parents his wagon
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mom taking a photo of sons artwork
family posing with their son for his wago
girls singing the state song
report of the red river

Because some neighborhood streets and bus stop locations are still too hazardous, Jenks Public Schools is CLOSED tomorrow-Thursday, January 29. Thursday is a traditional snow day. It is not a distance learning day.

Many residential streets and side streets remain snow covered and icy, creating unsafe conditions for our school buses. The safety of our students and staff is always the top priority at Jenks Public Schools.

All Community Education programs are canceled Thursday, and the Early Childhood Center (Little Trojan Academy) will be closed. All activities and athletic events scheduled for Thursday are canceled.

This snow day will have to be made up at the end of the school year. No decisions have been made about Friday.

about 2 months ago, Jenks Public Schools
Snow day graphic no school thursday january 29

Due to some hazardous neighborhood streets and bus stop locations, Jenks Public Schools is CLOSED tomorrow-Wednesday, January 28. Wednesday is a traditional snow day. It is not a distance learning day.

Although main roads have drastically improved over the past few days, we must be able to ensure safe transportation and safe access to our school campuses for students, staff, and visitors. These decisions are not made lightly. We understand extended school closures are difficult for some families, but we will continue to prioritize the safety of our students and staff.  

All Community Education programs are canceled Wednesday, and the Early Childhood Center (Little Trojan Academy) will be closed. All activities and athletic events scheduled for Wednesday are canceled.

This snow day will have to be made up at the end of the school year. No decisions have been made about Thursday.

about 2 months ago, Jenks Public Schools
snow day graphic no school Wednesday january 28
Due to the winter weather and hazardous road conditions, Jenks Public Schools is CLOSED tomorrow – Tuesday, January 27. Tuesday is a traditional snow day. It is not a distance learning day. All Community Education programs are canceled Tuesday, and the Early Childhood Center (Little Trojan Academy) will be closed. All activities and athletic events scheduled for Tuesday are canceled. This snow day will have to be made up at the end of the school year. No decisions have been made about Wednesday. Thank you!
about 2 months ago, Jenks Public Schools
snow day graphic. no school Tuesday Jan 27