Texoma's Golden Apple Award

Tioga High School Principal Keith Kirkland is the recipient of the 2022-23 Texoma's Golden Apple Award of the Year. Sponsored by Texoma Chevy Dealers.
Tioga High School Principal Keith Kirkland is the 2022-23 Texoma's Golden Apple of the Year award winner.

Howe High School art teacher Thomas Tipton is a recipient of the Texoma's Golden Apple award.

Achille Elementary School Principal Lora Stanglin is a recipient of the Texoma's Golden Apple Award.

Collinsville High School math teacher Raea Davenport is the latest recipient of the Texoma's Golden Apple Award.
Raea Davenport: Texoma's Golden Apple Award winner
Collinsville High School math teacher Raea Davenport is the latest recipient of the Texoma's Golden Apple Award, sponsored by Texoma Chevy Dealers.

Lane Public Schools teacher Amy Thomas is a Texoma's Golden Apple Award winner.
Amy Thomas: Texoma's Golden Apple Award winner
Amy Thomas, a teacher at Lane Public Schools in Lane, Oklahoma, is the seventh recipient of the 2022-23 Texoma's Golden Apple Award. This content is sponsored by Texoma Chevy Dealers.

Leslie Banks from Hyde Park Elementary in Denison is a recipient of the Texoma's Golden Apple Award.
Leslie Banks: Texoma's Golden Apple Award winner
Leslie Banks, a dyslexia specialist at Hyde Park Elementary School in Denison, is the latest recipient of the Texoma's Golden Apple Award, sponsored by Texoma Chevy Dealers.

Tishomingo Elementary librarian Tomi-Lynn Hook is a recipient of the Texoma's Golden Apple Award.
Tomi-Lynn Hook: Texoma's Golden Apple Award winner
Tishomingo Elementary School librarian Tomi-Lynn Hook is the third Texoma's Golden Apple Award winner of the 2022-23 school year. Sponsored by Texoma Chevy Dealers.

Jessica Austin from Lincoln Elementary School in Ardmore is the KTEN and Texoma Chevy Dealers Golden Apple Award winner.
Jessica Austin: Texoma's Golden Apple Award winner
Jessica Austin from Lincoln Elementary School in Ardmore is the first recipient of the KTEN and Texoma Chevy Dealers Texoma's Golden Apple Award.

KTEN Teacher of the Month Leslie Henderson
Teacher of the Month: Leslie Henderson
We caught up with Washington Irving Elementary School first grade teacher Leslie Henderson on Pajama Day. The Durant Public Schools educator says she focuses on making learning fun. Ms. Henderson is the KTEN Texoma Chevy Dealers Teacher of the Month.

Whitesboro ISD kindergarten teacher Cyndi Martin was named KTEN Teacher of the Month. (KTEN)
Teacher of the Month: Cyndi Martin
Cyndi Martin teaches kindergarten at Hayes Primary School in the Whitesboro ISD. She says she is passionate about providing the foundation for our future leaders. Martin is the KTEN Texoma Chevy Dealers Teacher of the Month.

Julie Brown is a phys ed teacher at Crutchfield Elementary School in Sherman. (KTEN)
Teacher of the Month: Julie Brown
Phys ed teacher Julie Brown says it's important to build relationships with parents as well as her kids at Crutchfield Elementary School in Sherman. Brown is KTEN's Teacher of the Month.

Sunny Swopes is a Pre-K teacher at Homer Elementary School. (KTEN)
Teacher of the Month: Sunny Swopes
"I love teaching Pre-K," says educator Sunny Swopes, who works at Homer Elementary School in Ada, which is in the Byng Public Schools district. Swopes has been selected as the KTEN Teacher of the Month.

Cheryl Rogers, a teacher at B. McDaniel Intermediate School in Denison. (KTEN)
Teacher of the Month: Cheryl Rogers
Cheryl Rogers is a 6th grade teacher at B. McDaniel Intermediate School in the Denison ISD. She's keen to get her students into the lesson and doing something, "not just sitting and listening." Rogers is the KTEN Television and Texoma Chevy Dealers Teacher of the Month.

Marietta Public Schools educator Michael Oakley is KTEN's Teacher of the Month. (KTEN)
Teacher of the Month: Michael Oakley
Michael Oakley is the Texoma Chevy Dealers KTEN Teacher of the Month. The Marietta Public Schools history and geography educator emphasizes the importance of social studies. "When you make something relevant to their lives, they care more about what they're learning, because it matters," he said.