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EPS Names New Elementary Principals
Enid Public Schools is pleased to announce Sarah Owens and Mary Withey as the Glenwood Elementary and Prairie View Elementary principals, respectively.
Their duties will begin on July 1, 2024.
Owens joined the EPS team in 2013 as an elementary teacher. She went on to serve the district as an Instructional Coach and has been the assistant principal at Coolidge Elementary since 2021. Withey began her career in public education in 2013 as a special education teacher in San Antonio, Texas. She came to EPS is 2021 as an Enid High School special education teacher and, beginning in 2022, has served as the Glenwood/Prairie View assistant principal as well as an EHS assistant principal.
“I am very excited to have both Sarah and Mary joining the elementary team as head principals,” said Randy Rader, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Education. “Both Sarah and Mary have served as assistant principals at the elementary level and have proven themselves as strong leaders. They both bring with them a strong knowledge of the curriculum, a great work ethic, and the ability to build relationships with students, teachers, and the community. I look forward to watching them continue to grow in these positions.”
Owens earned her bachelor degree from Northwestern Oklahoma State University in elementary education in 2013 and received her masters of science in education leadership from NWOSU in 2016. She holds certifications in elementary education, elementary principal and secondary principal.
“I am honored to have the opportunity to serve the Glenwood community in my new position,” said Owens. “I would like to thank Dr. Darrow, Mr. Rader, and the Enid Public Schools Board of Education for the chance to be a part of this school and to support the students and families of such an amazing community. I look forward to building relationships with Glenwood's staff, students, and families.”
Withey received her bachelors of art from Louisiana Tech University in 2003 and later earned her master of art in teaching from Kaplan University in 2013 and her master of education in education leadership from the American College of Education. Withey holds certification in Early Childhood, Elementary Education, Mild-Mod Disabilities, Severe-Profound/Multiple Disabilities, Elementary Principal, and Secondary Principal.
“I am honored and humbled to have the opportunity to serve as the new Elementary Principal at Prairie View,” said Withey. “Enid Public Schools has been a fulfilling and rewarding district to work for and I am confident that, together, we will continue to provide a transformative educational experience for our students.”
Owens succeeds James Rainey as the principal of Glenwood Elementary and Withey succeeds Sherri Hendrie as the principal of Prairie View Elementary.
EHS and Coolidge Elementary assistant principal positions will be posted at enidpublicschools.org/applytoday soon, and a thorough search will be conducted for the best candidates.
Leyton Lea, and Bostyn Shepherd were recognized as winners of the Oklahoma Poem Contest 2024. They are fourth graders at Prairie View Elementary.
Kaidence Spurrier was one of 240 students to attend the Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute at Quartz Mountain for Film and video productions. She receives a full scholarship to attend that two week summer camp.
The board was happy to recognize three EHS seniors that have decided to major in education in college in the fall. Shelby DuPree will be attending UCO, Rhyan Rader and Ayden Rogers will be attending NWOSU.
Ariel Armas, EHS senior, shared his family story and the fact that he is headed to Georgetown University in the fall after applying to 60 universities. We are so proud of Ariel and the fact that he is making his dream a reality!!
Four Enid High School Seniors were recognized for being the Allen Family Scholarship Recipients. These students will be the first generation in their family to attend college. Students are Ashely Pacheco Arriaga, Brandon Alcaraz, Nerissa Castellanos, and Ariel Armas.
The board recognized EHS speech and debate students for their state achievements and being named the Outstanding Chapter for Western Oklahoma. Mrs. Linda Outhier is the speech and debate teacher.
Amarianna Solomon represented Longfellow Middle School as the secondary spotlight student.
Jasmine Chartier, Monroe spotlight student led the board in the Pledge at the April board meeting on Monday evening.
Please click on the link to see a message from our superintendent concerning today's bond election.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/kewUJGRQ5O8
Tammy Duncan, Prairie View Library Media Specialist, was recognized for receiving the Oklahoma Library Association Special Meritorious Service Award. She goes above and beyond in providing services to her school students and the community.
Courtney Reuss, EPS Cares Daycare Director, was recognized for earning 5-star ratings for all three EPS Cares Daycare sites. Her hard work is appreciated by the district.
The board recognized Shea Salinas as a 6-A Female Wrestling State Qualifier. We are so proud of her.
Seven Enid Public Schools were recognized for being Oklahoma Healthy Schools: Glenwood, Garfield, McKinley, Monroe, Prairie View, Emerson Middle School and Longfellow Middle School.
Emily Roach represented Enid High School at the board meeting as the Secondary Spotlight Student.
McKinley Elementary Student, Aubriellen Weiss, led the audience in the Pledge for for the school board meeting on March 25, 2025.
EPS recognized Hagen Childs, Ava Crosswhite, Lucas Martinez, and Esteban Maxwell, seniors that will graduate from EHS with an Associate's Degree from Northern Oklahoma College. EPS has a collaborative program with NOC for students saving them thousands in tuition.
EHS Swim Team State Qualifiers were recognized at the board meeting. Those recognized were: Zane Briix, KayDynce Brochu, Lyla Brown, Eben Cho, Jack Denney, Taylor Higbee, Kal-El Hooper, Thomas Kissinger, Cassidy Lebeda, Laylah Nguyen, Hudson Plummer, Luke Rogers, and Loren Simpson.
EHS JROTC has achieved many accolades this year including winning two first place trophies at the Broken Arrow Competition. Students recognized were Rylan Brashear, Gunnarr Dryer, Tabitha Miller, Emily Roach, Ayden Rogers, Makenzie Shumaker, McKenzie Stamper, Caleb Stringfield, Cheyanne Stufflebeam, Devin Taylor, Colton Throckmorton, and Tristan Wilson.
