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Welcome to the 2020-2021 school year at Hillcrest Learning Center. We are ready to share the many experiences of the MAGIC of Hillcrest. We are excited and ready to start another year of learning success. The staff has been super busy getting our school ready to meet our PK/K “Wand”erful students.

We are so excited to start the 2020-2021 school year at Rose Witcher Learning Center. After our extended break, getting to be with the students in the school building makes us so happy.

Welcome Lincoln to the 2020-2021 school year. Our theme this year is “BE!” We are super excited to meet all of our third- and fourth-grade students and just BE … together for the first time in a long time.

I am so excited to be joining the El Reno family and am looking forward to the upcoming school year. This will be my 19th year in public education and the 10th in administration. The Roblyer staff has already made me feel so welcome.

Welcome to the 2020-21 school year. I would like to introduce myself, my name is Kurt Myers. This is my first year as principal at Etta Dale Junior High School and will be my 24th year in education. I have been a teacher, coach and administrator in school districts throughout Oklahoma and Texas.

Welcome to the El Reno Learning Center at our location at 1100 W Pine. We are excited about our new school year and the great changes that have come with it as we continue to build relationships with our students, families and community.

It is with great pride and excitement that I write this letter of introduction to you as the newly appointed lead principal of El Reno High School. I am honored to have the opportunity to lead a school with rich traditions and a strong emphasis on educating the leaders of our future.

Yet… My whole life that word has been uttered as an excuse for me not getting around to doing something. Darla: “Did you take out the trash?” Me: Not yet…” Recently, that word was used in a far greater and more positive way.

Rose Witcher Learning Center Principal Sheryl Barnett tries out the new touchless temperature scanner, made by Video Reality, installed at the school. El Reno is one of the first in the state to get the scanners, two of which were purchased by the district and a third was donated.

The giant hole near the Rock Island overpass reconstruction project will be filled in once the project is complete. Lisa Salim, spokeswoman for the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, said the hole was dug to provide dirt for both the detour as well as the ongoing project.