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In the Noble School District, growth has created numerous employment opportunities in a wide variety of fields. Our District is committed to the growth of our students and staff.

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  • Noble Public Schools is a 5A District located in Noble, Oklahoma. The district has 3 Elementary Schools, 1 Middle School and 1 High School. 

  • In 1910, Noble built its first public school. However, funding was scarce, and there was only enough money for a six month term. The school came close to closing its doors; however, provision was made when people solicited to make monthly payments. This kept the school operational for the required nine month period. The new building was a square two-story brick structure. The high school occupied the upper floor while the elementary was on the ground floor. The structure had a small basement with a boiler room and steam heater that warmed the building.

    In 1937, a gymnasium was built next to the two story building. It was constructed by the WPA. Noble schools first restrooms were in the basement under the stage. In the late 1940’s a home economics building was added to the south side of the gym. Rental meat lockers were also located under the home economics building.

    The “new” Noble High School was built in 1950. The cafeteria was separate from the high school building, and reportedly the food was quite good. Busses picked up the rural school students and bused them to the high school. Some of the great educators of that era were: John. K. Hubbard, Bill Fisher, Mary Alice Fisher, Becky Comstock, Charles McAttie, Coach Paul Hansen, Teacher/Coach Jim Farris, and Patricia Hammond English. The student population in the 50s range between 17 to 40 students per class.

    Noble Public Schools has completed the Noble High School and Hubbard Elementary School addition and renovation projects funded by the 2010 School Improvement Bond. These projects have provided much-needed classroom space as well as a modernized child nutrition venue and state-of-the-art athletic facilities. Noble Schools is grateful for the support of the community to provide beautiful and functional facilities for the benefit of our students.

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  • The City of Noble is located in Cleveland County in the greater Oklahoma City Metropolitan area and was formed as part of the great land run of April 22, 1889. Noble is located just east of the South Canadian River and was one of the original towns formed along the Santa Fe Railroad on April 22, 1889. For years Noble was home to a busy railroad depot, several cotton gins, hotels, and a thriving Main Street business District.

    Today, The City of Noble (population of 5700) is a growing residential and business community in close proximity to Norman and The University of Oklahoma. The entire greater Oklahoma City area including Tinker Air Force Base are short commutes. The City of Noble offers a variety of municipal services, including police and fire protection, an ambulance service, comprehensive land use planning, and zoning services, parks and recreational activities, a library, and cultural events.

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  • Dane Park is located at 501 S. 8th Street in Noble and is designated as a children’s park. The five-acre tract was donated to the City by Paul Dane and is home to Austin Haley’s Splash Pad.  The water facility was constructed by City employees and is open during the summer months.  The Dane Park includes a hard surface, a lighted walking trail, a community garden area, picnic tables, a skateboard facility, a pavilion, and restrooms. 

    In 2007 the City of Noble constructed  a 5,000 square feet splash pad. The Splash pad which was named in honor of Austin Hailey is officially called “Austin’s Big Splash”.  It has a multicolored surface covered with beautiful geographic designs is fitted with state-of-the-art nozzles that squirt water when set off by a manual activator. Park benches have been placed around the splash pad to accommodate visitors who stay for hours. The splash pad is opened in May of each year and is available six days per week (It is closed on Tuesdays for maintenance) until after Labor Day. There is no charge to the participants and there is no age limit.

  • Riley Park is located at 1400 S. Main Street.  The park includes a one-mile lighted asphalt walking trail, a covered picnic pavilion, restrooms, park benches, picnic tables, and Barbecue pits, and paved parking.  This park has some of the largest trees in Noble and is traversed by Berry Creek and unusual topography that is a source of pride for the community.

    Riley Park is an important historical site in Noble. At the far west end of the park, is the abandoned Santa Fe Railroad Bridge that was part of the original railroad built in 1887.  This railroad facilitated the land run of 1889 when Noble was founded.  Eventually, the tracks were moved farther to the west and this site was abandoned. The original stone and brickwork are still in place to showcase the construction styles of the late 1800s.

  • In 2009, the City of Noble constructed Kenneth L. King Park, a twenty-acre  park  located at 1000 E. Maguire Rd immediately west of Hubbard Elementary School.  The park is a rustic, heavily wooded nature park that will contain a one mile hard surface, lighted walking trail.  It is home to an 18 hole disc golf course.

  • Annual Rose Rock Music Festival the first weekend in May.   There are food and craft vendors, carnival rides, a parade, car show, cornhole tournaments, poker run , and a variety of entertainment.

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    Certified Staff

    Certified staff salaries at Noble Public Schools are aligned above the State’s Salary Schedule.

    • Multi-tier salary schedule: Bachelors, Bachelors +15, Masters, Masters+15, Masters+30, Doctorate
    • We recognize  verified out of state experience 
    • Additional 5% for special education teachers
    • Mentor teacher stipend
    • Extra duty for sponsors, coaches, department head, and others
    • District pays 100% of  employees portion of Teacher Retirement .
    • Semi-monthly pay

    Support Staff

    Support salaries are determined by negotiated contract. See salary schedules above for more information.

    Semi-monthly pay
    District pays for 100% of employees portion of Teachers' Retirement.

    Certified Staff

    Certified staff salaries at Noble Public Schools are aligned above the State’s Salary Schedule.

    • Multi-tier salary schedule: Bachelors, Bachelors +15, Masters, Masters+15, Masters+30, Doctorate
    • We recognize  verified out of state experience 
    • Additional 5% for special education teachers
    • Mentor teacher stipend
    • Extra duty for sponsors, coaches, department head, and others
    • District pays 100% of  employees portion of Teacher Retirement .
    • Semi-monthly pay

     

    Support Staff

    Support salaries are determined by negotiated contract. See salary schedules above for more information.

    • Semi-monthly pay
    • District pays for 100% of employees portion of Teachers' Retirement.

     

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    State-paid health insurance benefit, or salary in lieu of benefit, for employees working a minimum of 20 hours per week

  • Certified Staff

    • Personal leave benefit of three days per academic year
    • Bereavement leave benefit of three days per year for immediate family
    • Sick leave of 10 days or 12 days for 12 month employees
    • Sick Leave Bank
    • Emergency leave benefit of three days
    • Family Medical Leave (FMLA) 
    • Leave without pay option

    Support Staff

    • Leave based on the hour requirement of a particular job (i.e., one day of leave for a four-hour employee is equivalent to four hours)
    • Personal leave benefit of three days per academic year
    • Bereavement leave benefit of three days per year for immediate family
    • Sick leave accrues annually, one day per month worked
    • Sick Leave Bank
    • Emergency leave benefit of three days
    • Family Medical Leave (FMLA) 
    • Leave without pay option

    • Life insurance benefit of $30,000 for employees working a minimum of 20 hours per week.  At age 65 reduced to $19,500 and at age of 70 reduced to $15,000.

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    • IRS Section 125 Plan options available for payroll deduction

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    • Teachers Retirement for all Certified Staff
    • Optional Teachers Retirement for all Support Staff working a minimum of 20 hours per week 

    • Activity pass for employee and spouse for  local school athletic events

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  • Contact human resources for questions about a current job opening or pending application, as well as information about employee contracts.

    Office services are available between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday when school is in session. Hours during the summer and on non-school days may vary.

    Human Resources Department

    More Information about Human Resources

  • NPS is an equal opportunity employer and makes employment decisions on the basis of merit.

    We want to have the best qualified people in every job. NPS does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, religion, or any other legally protected characteristic in its programs, activities, or employment opportunities.

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