Tulsa Public Schools Opens Nominations for Annual Teacher and Support Professional Awards
Nominations are now open for the Tulsa Public Schools (TPS) Teacher and Support Professional of the Year awards.

Tulsa, OK, October 5, 2026 — Tulsa Public Schools (TPS) has announced that nominations are now being accepted for its annual Teacher and Support Professional of the Year awards. These awards aim to recognize outstanding contributions made by educators and staff within the district.
The nomination period is currently open, inviting members of the school community to put forward individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and service. Specific details regarding the nomination process, including eligibility criteria and the submission deadline, were not immediately available.
The Teacher of the Year award typically honors certified instructional staff for their excellence in teaching and commitment to student success. The Support Professional of the Year award is designed to acknowledge non-certified staff members who play vital roles in the daily operations and support of students and schools. This can include positions such as administrative assistants, custodians, food service workers, paraprofessionals, and maintenance staff, among others.
While the summary provided does not include details about the specific criteria for selection, the nature of these awards generally involves a review of nominees’ professional achievements, leadership, community involvement, and impact on students and colleagues. Information regarding the timeline for the selection process and the announcement of the winners was also not provided in the initial summary.
Further details about the nomination forms, submission guidelines, and the timeline for the awards ceremony are expected to be released by Tulsa Public Schools. The district typically uses these recognitions to celebrate the hard work and achievements of its staff, highlighting their importance to the educational environment.
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