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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.

Our commitment continues as we “Ensure every student’s achievement and inspire excellence.”

The El Reno Learning Center (ERLC) is a non-traditional approach to education and the individualized learning process.

Hello El Reno Community!

It is with great excitement that I write this letter of introduction as the newly appointed principal of Roblyer Learning Center! I’m so excited to work in a community where learning is pivotal to not only the school system but the community as a whole.

We are stoked to begin a new school year at The Linc.

This year’s theme will be “Lincoln Vibes” and we plan to have them all. We plan on having a groovy time learning all about reading, writing, math, social studies and science.

You all are going to go bananas when you see your class this year. Our Kool Kat teachers have been preparing for your arrival and all things are off the hook for our students this year.

Rose Witcher is so excited to begin the school year!

We would like to welcome new certified staff:

Makenzie Edwards (second grade), Michelle Moninger (first grade), Ronda Moss (counselor) and Melissa VonTungeln (second grade). We will also add paraprofessional support staff as school begins. 

First Day Information

Welcome to the 2022-23 school year at Hillcrest Learning Center. We are super excited to have “SWEET” learners and share some “SWEET” memories as students begin their learning journey at Hillcrest.

We are enthusiastic and ready to start another year to “Ensure every student’s achievement and inspire excellence.”

Our staff has been busy preparing our school to meet our “SWEET” Head Start, pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students. 

Hillcrest Learning Center welcomes our new staff members:

We are excited to begin another year in our after-school programs.

The district was able to secure special funding to offer free after-school care to students in pre-kindergarten through second grade this year.

Specifically, pre-K and kindergarten students will be at Hillcrest and will be in a play-based program.

Students in first and second grade will be at Rose Witcher, also in a play-based program.

Third through sixth grades will continue their free, grant-funded program at Roblyer Learning Center.

Welcome to the new generation of clean energy. It’s called natural gas.

And the company that just set up its multimillion-dollar operation in El Reno known as Flogistix is said to be on the leading edge of making sure the plentiful and inexpensive resource is made even cleaner.

Several hundred people including Gov. Kevin Stitt, Congressman Frank Lucas and El Reno Mayor Matt White welcomed the firm at its grand opening. The event was held Thursday afternoon inside the massive structure that once housed Halliburton on East SH 66.