Happy National School Librarian Week to our amazing Media Center Specialists! Thank you all of the contributions to our schools and enstilling a love of reading for our students.
“A school librarian is a guide, a storyteller, and a champion for every student’s curiosity.”📚
🌟 Support Employee Spotlight: Brittany Berry – Sloat Junior High 🌟
Thank you, Mrs. Berry, for your hard work and dedication in ensuring the Sloat JH Main Office is a warm, welcoming, and efficient environment. You work tirelessly to make sure students, staff, and administrators have their needs met each day. We truly appreciate all that you do!
Thank you, Mrs. Berry, for your hard work and dedication in ensuring the Sloat JH Main Office is a warm, welcoming, and efficient environment. You work tirelessly to make sure students, staff, and administrators have their needs met each day. We truly appreciate all that you do!
🎓 Congratulations to the CHS Class of 2026 Salutatorians! 🎉
We look forward to celebrating your incredible achievement at graduation on Monday, May 18, at 7:00 PM at Tiger Field!
We look forward to celebrating your incredible achievement at graduation on Monday, May 18, at 7:00 PM at Tiger Field!
🌟 Support Employee Spotlight: Theresa Sallee – CHS 🌟
Thank you, Mrs. Sallee, for always going above and beyond to ensure our students’ academic records are accurate. We truly appreciate your dedication and the countless ways you support the CHS Counseling Department, teachers, and school community every day. Your hard work does not go unnoticed!
Thank you, Mrs. Sallee, for always going above and beyond to ensure our students’ academic records are accurate. We truly appreciate your dedication and the countless ways you support the CHS Counseling Department, teachers, and school community every day. Your hard work does not go unnoticed!
🐯 Enjoy your day off this Friday, Tigers! 🐯
We’ll see you virtually on Monday as our teachers spend the day collaborating and learning together.
Have a great long weekend!
🎓 Congratulations to the CHS Class of 2026 Valedictorians! 🎉
We can’t wait to celebrate with you at graduation on Monday, May 18 at 7:00 PM at Tiger Field!
We can’t wait to celebrate with you at graduation on Monday, May 18 at 7:00 PM at Tiger Field!
Pizza for dinner tonightanyone? Help support Project Graduation!
🌟 District Support Staff of the Year Spotlight: Isaiah Jared
Thank you for your outstanding service in our IT Department. Your commitment ensures that our teachers and students have reliable, high‑quality tools that support an exceptional educational environment. We appreciate all you do for Coweta Public Schools.
CPS has an opening for our Special Education Director for the 26-27 School Year. Please select the link below to apply:
https://www.applitrack.com/cowetaps/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Administration
https://www.applitrack.com/cowetaps/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Administration
S/O Cora O'Dell for being selected to the Cheer Academic All Student Team! #studentathlete #CowetaDNA
🌟 Congratulations to our District Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Jaimi Fitzgerald!
We’re incredibly proud of you and of all our site winners. Thank you for your hard work, dedication, and the heart you pour into serving the students of Coweta.
Please enjoy their videos and help us celebrate these outstanding educators.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14pIQaJt97qycHtW8Qsh-H1zu_5uMGSDY/view?usp=drivesdk
🎨 Leaving a Legacy: Celebrating Mrs. Stoltzner 🎨
"Mrs. Stoltzner is a teacher whose influence stretches far beyond the walls of her classroom. Through her creativity, encouragement, and unwavering dedication, she has helped shape not only talented young artists, but also confident and thoughtful individuals.
To Mrs. Stoltzner, art is more than paint on canvas or lines on paper—it’s a way of seeing the world. She has spent countless hours guiding students to discover their creativity, take risks, and express themselves in ways they never imagined. With patience and passion, she has built a classroom where imagination is welcomed, mistakes are valued as learning moments, and every student feels capable of creating something meaningful.
The true legacy of a great teacher isn’t just found in the lessons taught, but in the inspiration left behind. Because of her, many students now see beauty in the world around them, believe in their own ideas, and feel confident sharing their voices.
Mrs. Stoltzner is an extraordinary art teacher, and she leaves a lasting legacy of creativity, inspiration, and heart in the lives of all her students. "🎨💛✨
"Mrs. Stoltzner is a teacher whose influence stretches far beyond the walls of her classroom. Through her creativity, encouragement, and unwavering dedication, she has helped shape not only talented young artists, but also confident and thoughtful individuals.
To Mrs. Stoltzner, art is more than paint on canvas or lines on paper—it’s a way of seeing the world. She has spent countless hours guiding students to discover their creativity, take risks, and express themselves in ways they never imagined. With patience and passion, she has built a classroom where imagination is welcomed, mistakes are valued as learning moments, and every student feels capable of creating something meaningful.
The true legacy of a great teacher isn’t just found in the lessons taught, but in the inspiration left behind. Because of her, many students now see beauty in the world around them, believe in their own ideas, and feel confident sharing their voices.
Mrs. Stoltzner is an extraordinary art teacher, and she leaves a lasting legacy of creativity, inspiration, and heart in the lives of all her students. "🎨💛✨
📚 Mrs. Dean’s Teaching Philosophy | 3rd Grade – Central Elementary- Teacher of the Year Spotlight
Mrs. Dean believes education is the foundation that helps every child step into their own future with confidence. She brings enthusiasm, joy, and positivity into her classroom each day—because a strong foundation begins with a teacher who truly loves what she does.
She believes accountability is a team effort built on community, meaningful observations, and each student’s individual growth. Her goal is simple: help every child grow academically, feel supported, and discover the joy of learning.
With a smile, a passion for teaching, and a commitment to her students’ success, Mrs. Dean works each day to build futures—one child at a time. 💛✨
Mrs. Dean believes education is the foundation that helps every child step into their own future with confidence. She brings enthusiasm, joy, and positivity into her classroom each day—because a strong foundation begins with a teacher who truly loves what she does.
She believes accountability is a team effort built on community, meaningful observations, and each student’s individual growth. Her goal is simple: help every child grow academically, feel supported, and discover the joy of learning.
With a smile, a passion for teaching, and a commitment to her students’ success, Mrs. Dean works each day to build futures—one child at a time. 💛✨
📣 Attention Current Coweta 8th Grade Parents!
High School 101 is happening THIS Monday at 10 AM or 6 PM in the I‑High Commons.
Current 8th grade students and parents are strongly encouraged to attend. This session will walk you through the new graduation requirements that begin with your student’s class, plus information on OK Promise, dual credit, NCAA eligibility, pathways, and ICAP.
Students will begin enrollment later next week and will not be able to bring the form home, so this meeting is the best chance to preview what they’ll be completing. A copy of what the enrollment form looks like is attached below.
HS 101.jpg
**For families interested in virtual learning next year:
Only students who want to be considered for full‑time or hybrid virtual in 2026–27 need to complete this form:
🔗 CHS 9th–12th Virtual Interest Form (Fall 2026):
https://forms.gle/raxYa7TM4XgNqa4u5
High School 101 is happening THIS Monday at 10 AM or 6 PM in the I‑High Commons.
Current 8th grade students and parents are strongly encouraged to attend. This session will walk you through the new graduation requirements that begin with your student’s class, plus information on OK Promise, dual credit, NCAA eligibility, pathways, and ICAP.
Students will begin enrollment later next week and will not be able to bring the form home, so this meeting is the best chance to preview what they’ll be completing. A copy of what the enrollment form looks like is attached below.
HS 101.jpg
**For families interested in virtual learning next year:
Only students who want to be considered for full‑time or hybrid virtual in 2026–27 need to complete this form:
🔗 CHS 9th–12th Virtual Interest Form (Fall 2026):
https://forms.gle/raxYa7TM4XgNqa4u5
📐 Mrs. Sheofee’s Teaching Philosophy | Math – Coweta High School- Teacher of the Year Spotlight
For Mrs. Sheofee, great teaching starts with strong relationships. She believes that when teachers collaborate and students feel truly seen and supported, everyone grows. By working closely with her math department, refining curriculum, sharing ideas, and integrating meaningful technology, she helps create consistent, rigorous learning experiences across classrooms.
In her own classroom, she focuses on structure, respect, and real‑world relevance—helping students build confidence, retain skills, and understand how math connects to their future. She believes accountability should center on what teachers can control: clear expectations, strong learning environments, and professional integrity—not just test scores.
Her mission is simple: elevate her students, uplift her colleagues, and strengthen the profession through collaboration, consistency, and care. ✨📘
For Mrs. Sheofee, great teaching starts with strong relationships. She believes that when teachers collaborate and students feel truly seen and supported, everyone grows. By working closely with her math department, refining curriculum, sharing ideas, and integrating meaningful technology, she helps create consistent, rigorous learning experiences across classrooms.
In her own classroom, she focuses on structure, respect, and real‑world relevance—helping students build confidence, retain skills, and understand how math connects to their future. She believes accountability should center on what teachers can control: clear expectations, strong learning environments, and professional integrity—not just test scores.
Her mission is simple: elevate her students, uplift her colleagues, and strengthen the profession through collaboration, consistency, and care. ✨📘
CPS would like to recognize and thank Chief Hoskin and the Cherokee Nation for their ongoing support of Coweta Public Schools. Your partnership continues to make a meaningful impact on our students and community.
#partnersineducation
🌟 Leaving a Legacy: Celebrating Mrs. Swagerty 🌟
"Mrs. Swagerty is truly an exceptional teacher and advocate. As our Special Education Team Lead, she goes above and beyond every single day to ensure students receive the opportunities and support they deserve to thrive.
Her mission goes far beyond teaching math—she helps students understand it, building confidence, independence, and a genuine love for learning. She pairs instructional excellence with a heart fully devoted to her kids.
Simply put, Mrs. Swagerty sets the standard. She leads with compassion, expertise, and unwavering dedication, making everyone around her better.
We are incredibly grateful to have her on our team." 💛📚✨
"Mrs. Swagerty is truly an exceptional teacher and advocate. As our Special Education Team Lead, she goes above and beyond every single day to ensure students receive the opportunities and support they deserve to thrive.
Her mission goes far beyond teaching math—she helps students understand it, building confidence, independence, and a genuine love for learning. She pairs instructional excellence with a heart fully devoted to her kids.
Simply put, Mrs. Swagerty sets the standard. She leads with compassion, expertise, and unwavering dedication, making everyone around her better.
We are incredibly grateful to have her on our team." 💛📚✨
📘 Mr. Carter’s Teaching Philosophy | Math – Sloat Junior High- Teacher of the Year Spotlight
Mr. Carter believes that great teaching grows through collaboration. He shares his strengths—deep math knowledge, curriculum design, rigorous assessment, and tech integration—to lift up fellow educators and strengthen the profession. From creating full course materials to designing online tools and readiness assessments, he continually develops resources that help both students and teachers thrive.
He believes accountability is most powerful when it comes from teachers supporting one another, not mandates from above. By building a culture of shared growth, reflection, and professionalism, educators become better together.
For Mr. Carter, the goal is simple: contribute to a profession that inspires, improves, and elevates learning for every student. ✨📘
Mr. Carter believes that great teaching grows through collaboration. He shares his strengths—deep math knowledge, curriculum design, rigorous assessment, and tech integration—to lift up fellow educators and strengthen the profession. From creating full course materials to designing online tools and readiness assessments, he continually develops resources that help both students and teachers thrive.
He believes accountability is most powerful when it comes from teachers supporting one another, not mandates from above. By building a culture of shared growth, reflection, and professionalism, educators become better together.
For Mr. Carter, the goal is simple: contribute to a profession that inspires, improves, and elevates learning for every student. ✨📘
🏅 Mr. Guiot’s Teaching Philosophy | Physical Education – Heritage IGC- Teacher of the Year Spotlight
For Mr. Guiot, teaching goes far beyond sports or fitness—it’s about shaping confident, respectful, resilient human beings. He believes great educators inspire curiosity, build intrinsic motivation, and help students grow in ways that last long after the class ends.
In his PE classroom, students learn more than movement. They learn to think critically, solve problems, handle wins and losses with grace, build strong relationships, and take responsibility for their choices. He builds trust by knowing his students, supporting their interests, and creating an environment where every child feels valued and capable.
Teaching is his calling, and his goal is simple:
Not to develop elite athletes, but to prepare students for life—mind, body, and character. 💛🏅✨
For Mr. Guiot, teaching goes far beyond sports or fitness—it’s about shaping confident, respectful, resilient human beings. He believes great educators inspire curiosity, build intrinsic motivation, and help students grow in ways that last long after the class ends.
In his PE classroom, students learn more than movement. They learn to think critically, solve problems, handle wins and losses with grace, build strong relationships, and take responsibility for their choices. He builds trust by knowing his students, supporting their interests, and creating an environment where every child feels valued and capable.
Teaching is his calling, and his goal is simple:
Not to develop elite athletes, but to prepare students for life—mind, body, and character. 💛🏅✨
📐 Mr. Higgins’ Teaching Philosophy | Math – Coweta Intermediate High School - Teacher of the Year Spotlight
For Mr. Higgins, teaching begins with trust. He believes that when students know they matter, they rise to every challenge. By building personal connections, holding high expectations, and creating a classroom where mistakes are part of learning, he helps students discover that they can do hard things—especially in math.
He focuses on the process, not just the answer, and teaches with the belief that every student is capable of growth. The look on a student’s face when something finally “clicks”? That’s what drives him.
After more than two decades in education, Mr. Higgins is proud of the legacy he’s building—seeing former students succeed, pursue college, and carry confidence they never thought possible. He believes deeply in Coweta’s mission and is grateful to be part of a team devoted to making a lasting impact.
For Mr. Higgins, teaching isn’t just a career—it’s purpose, passion, and legacy. ✨📘
For Mr. Higgins, teaching begins with trust. He believes that when students know they matter, they rise to every challenge. By building personal connections, holding high expectations, and creating a classroom where mistakes are part of learning, he helps students discover that they can do hard things—especially in math.
He focuses on the process, not just the answer, and teaches with the belief that every student is capable of growth. The look on a student’s face when something finally “clicks”? That’s what drives him.
After more than two decades in education, Mr. Higgins is proud of the legacy he’s building—seeing former students succeed, pursue college, and carry confidence they never thought possible. He believes deeply in Coweta’s mission and is grateful to be part of a team devoted to making a lasting impact.
For Mr. Higgins, teaching isn’t just a career—it’s purpose, passion, and legacy. ✨📘
