Northern Oklahoma College Enid has hired Josh Quintero as the new Jets Cheer Coach for the 2026-2027 school year.

The cheer program was officially reinstated in December and will return for the 2026-27 academic year.

NOC Athletic Director Alan Foster announced the hiring this week.

“I am excited to welcome Josh back to the NOC coaching family,” Foster said. “He did a great job with our program before and I believe that he will continue to do great things as we enter this new chapter of competitive cheer. I look forward to his return.”

Quintero is no stranger to NOC Enid. He previously served as cheer coach for 10 years before the program was dropped in 2023. During that time, he led the Jets to four national championships.

“Bringing cheerleading back to NOC Enid isn’t just about a program, it’s about restoring opportunity,” Quintero said. “It’s about giving athletes a path to continue their passion for cheer, while earning an education, and be part of something bigger. With a championship culture already in place with four National Championships, we’re excited to build on that legacy and create something special for this community.”

He added, “NOC Enid has a championship culture in all their sports and now we get to help support these teams as we try to bring more championships back to Enid.”

Quintero grew up in west Texas and cheered for five years on the Small Coed Cheer Team at West Texas A&M University. He also served as a head instructor for the Universal Cheerleaders Association, spending many summers teaching junior high and high school cheer camps across the country. While working with Varsity, he also helped create some of the largest cheer competitions in the nation that are still operating today.

Quintero and his wife, Missy, own and coach Spirit Express in Enid. Over the years, he has served on several cheerleading boards, including the Oklahoma Cheer Coaches Association for high school cheerleading. In 2009, he was named one of the Top 30 Coaches Under 30 in the cheer industry by CheerCon. He has also helped develop some of the safety standards still used in cheerleading today.

Through Spirit Express, the Quinteros have won multiple state, regional, and national titles with both their all-star teams and high school teams.

Quintero also owns Freedom Spirit Championships, where he runs some of the top cheerleading competitions for all-star and school teams.

A native of Amarillo, Texas, Quintero graduated from Amarillo High School and earned his degree from West Texas A&M University.

Enid High School has a new leader for its boys basketball program.

The Enid Board of Education unanimously approved the hiring of Mark Berokoff as the new head coach of the Plainsmen basketball team during a special board meeting held this morning. He is set to begin his duties on May 4.

“I couldn’t be happier to have Coach Berokoff joining us,” said Enid Public Schools Athletic Director Robb Mills. “He brings a wealth of knowledge to the court, and when you pair that with the solid group of players we have coming back, the future of Plainsmen Basketball looks bright. I’m ready to see how far we can grow. Go Big Blue!”

Berokoff brings a long list of coaching experience at the high school, college, and professional levels.

He began his coaching career in California, where he posted a 225-77 record at the high school level. He later served as head coach and athletic director for men’s basketball at Randall University from 2012 to 2021, then as head coach of men’s basketball at Oklahoma City University from 2021 to 2025. Most recently, he was an assistant coach for men’s basketball at the University of Portland.

During his time at Randall University, Berokoff led the program to three NCCAA National Championships in 2016, 2017, and 2018. He was also named National Coach of the Year twice, in 2016 and 2019.

Berokoff said he is excited for the opportunity to help build the Plainsmen program.

“With a deep commitment to player development, competitive excellence, and the holistic growth of student-athletes, I am excited about the opportunity to contribute to the Plainsmen basketball program,” he said.

Berokoff holds an undergraduate degree in Business Administration from Regis University and a master’s degree in Public Administration from Randall University.

He and his wife, Staci, have one daughter, Jacinda.

The fair is scheduled for Thursday, March 26, at 4:00 p.m. in the Administrative Services Center board room, 500 S. Independence. EPS administrators will be available to speak with potential applicants, accept resumes, and have extended interviews from 4:45 to 6:00 p.m.

All candidates with a college degree, education related or otherwise, are welcome to attend and learn about how to become a teacher in EPS schools.

“Our administrators are looking forward to meeting this year’s candidates looking to join the EPS team,” said Jane Johnson, Director of Human Resources and Communications. “We’re excited to continue excellence in our schools and hire the best of the best for the 2026-27 school year!”

EPS boasts a competitive starting salary, paying an average $3,800 more per step than the state scale, as well as a $2,000 signing bonus for standard certification in early childhood, secondary math, secondary science, special education, and world language.

EPS provides 1:1 technology for all students, every school has newly added classrooms and secure entrances, character education district-wide, and Enid High School has a state-of-the-art competitive gymnasium and performing arts center. EPS also boasts an affordable childcare center, EPS Cares, for current employee’s own children.

For information on employment, please visit enidpublicschools.org/applytoday.

For questions, call the EPS Human Resources Department at 580.366.7016.

His last day will be October 30.

After 55 years with EPS Garrison said it’s time.

“I have enjoyed working for Enid Public Schools for my entire education working career,” said Garrison. “It has been a pleasure working for many outstanding superintendents including Dr. Darrow and my immediate supervisor Dr. Sam Robinson.”

Garrison, a 1967 EHS graduate, began his career with EPS as a teacher and coach in 1971 at EHS and after five years of coaching he went on to be the assistant principal of EHS. After five years there he served as the Emerson Middle School principal for 10 and half years. In 1991 he became the head principal at EHS and served for six years. He has been the Director of Property Services for the district since 1997. Garrison is the only EHS graduate to serve as a principal of EHS to date.

Dr. Dudley Darrow, superintendent, is reluctant to see Garrison leave but understands after so many dedicated years why he would make the decision.

“Very few, if any, have given more to Enid Public Schools than Mr. Ron Garrison,” said Darrow. “Mr. Garrison’s 55 years of service to EPS is truly amazing, and hard to comprehend. During my career professionally, Mr. Garrison has been a wonderful mentor to me, and I wish him nothing but the best moving forward.”

Garrison was inducted into the EPS Foundation Hall of Fame in 2021 and was a member of the Plainsmen Football team to win state championships in 1964, 1965, and 1966.

Dr. Miller currently serves as the Superintendent for South Barber USD 255 in Kiowa, Kansas. His diverse background spans every level of the educational spectrum, from early childhood development to higher education, where he has served as a Professor of Practice at the University of Oklahoma.

Dr. Miller's career is defined by high standards. During his tenure at Harding Charter Preparatory High School, the institution earned a #1 ranking in Oklahoma from the Washington Post and U.S. News and World Report for seven consecutive years. He also played a pivotal role in Harding earning the prestigious National Blue Ribbon School award in 2013.

His academic credentials include:

• Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Oklahoma (4.0 GPA).
• Master of Science from East Central University (4.0 GPA).
• Bachelor of Arts from Oklahoma Baptist University, where he was a four-time NAIA AIl-American in Track & Field.

A prolific grant writer and fundraiser, Dr. Miller has secured millions of dollars in funding for STEM projects, science wing renovations, technological upgrades, and mental health initiatives. His leadership has been recognized at the state level, including an appointment by the Governor to the Office of Educational Quality and Accountability as well as receiving the Oklahoma Gazette's "Forty Under Forty" award.

"Dr. Miller has a reputation for exceptional outcomes in both urban and rural districts. His elite results in academic and athletic fields fit well with the traditions and expectations of excellence we have here at Chisholm," said Dr.

Dustin Baylor, Chisholm School Board President. "We are very excited about the future of our district with Dr. Miller as our new superintendent."

Dr. Miller will be moving to the district with his family at the end of the school year. He will be joined by his wife, Heather Miller, and their two daughters, Livia
(10) and Remi (7). The Millers are eager to become active members of the Chisholm community. "I am honored to join the Chisholm family," said Dr. Miller. "My goal is to build upon the district's strong foundation, ensuring every student has the resources and support to achieve their full potential. Heather, Livia, Remi, and I look forward to meeting the families and educators who make this district so special."

School board members across the state develop policies and make tough decisions regarding complex educational and social issues that impact the entire community. EPS board members bear responsibility for an annual budget of $101 million, over 7,100 students, over 1,000 employees and 18 schools.

The men and women serving on the EPS Board, and the year they began their service, are Rev. Joe Blackwood, 2020; Matt Lohman, 2021; Randy Long, 2022; Chad Mantz, 2021; Matt Sampson, 2014; Dr. Kim Tinius, 2024; Torry Turnbow, 2014; and Vance Air Force Base honorary member Col. Benjamin Jans, 2025.

Biographies and photos can be found at www.enidpublicschools.org/boardmembers.

Please be advised of the following rules and regulations that have been implemented over the years to ensure the safety of students, parents, and community members:

• North and south entrances to D. Bruce Selby Stadium will open to the public at 5:45 p.m.
• Express lane passes can be presented at the entrance behind the northwest ticket booth. Express passes include EPS (staff and student) ID, Enid Athletics All Sports pass, Retiree pass, EPS Gold pass, First Responders ID, Oklahoma Coaches Association ID, OSSAA ID, Military ID, and GoFan All Sports passes.
• Once a fan leaves, they are not allowed to re-enter.
• Elementary students must enter and leave with a parent/guardian.
• Middle school students must enter through the north gate with a guardian and will be seated on the northwest side of the stadium unless they are sitting with their parent/guardian.
• No loitering in the tunnels, ramps, or bathrooms in the stadium. The turfed area behind the west end zone is off limits to students and fans.
• EHS Band will play in the southeast corner of the stadium.
• EHS student section will be in the traditional northeast section of the stadium.
• Parking is available at EHS and on the west and south side of the stadium. Handicap parking is available on the north side of the stadium and two handicap spaces have been added to the south side of the stadium. Please do not park on the street on the north side of the stadium as it will disrupt the flow of traffic.
• There will be EPS, EHS and middle school administrators present at all times during the game as well as a full police presence.

Tickets to be admitted into the game are $12 for adults and $8 for students/children. Tickets purchased on the GoFan app are $9 for adults and $5 for students/children, plus fees. Employees have free admission with EPS ID card present. EPS Athletics also take retiree, OSSAA, OCA, GoFan All Sports passes, military identification, and first responders for free admission. Kickoff is at 7:05 p.m.

Dr. Dudley Darrow, EPS Superintendent, expressed his excitement to share the home game with the Enid community.

“We are really looking forward to hosting our first EHS home football game against Lawton this Friday night,” said Darrow. “We always enjoy cheering on our Plainsmen with the community. Go Big Blue!”

EPS is thankful for a supportive community that wishes to cheer our Plainsmen on to victory in safety. For questions, please contact that EPS Director of Safety and Security, Jason Priest, at 580.366.8341.

His duties will begin immediately.

"I am very excited to see Coach Irving join our Plainsmen Basketball program as head coach,” said Robb Mills, athletic director. “His ability to build strong, positive relationships with our athletes will undoubtedly foster greater confidence in our players' abilities."

Irving has been with EPS since 2023, where he began his education career with the district as a PE Teacher at Emerson Middle School and as the Head Freshman Coach/Varsity Assistant at Enid High School. In year two he was elevated to the Head Varsity Assistant/Head Coach Junior Varsity.

Over the last three summers Coach Irving has been entrenched in the Amateur Athletic Union basketball community as the Head Boy’s Coach and Director of Player Development & Recruiting for Legacy Youth Basketball in Enid. His responsibilities include designing and executing practice and game plans, running weekly skill workouts, coaching boys grade 8 -12, etc.

Irving also has experience with youth outreach outside of Enid. Helping over 100 high school and junior college basketball players gain college opportunities at the next level through his recruiting service, Aspiring Prospects. Originally from New York City, “Coach Irv” as he is affectionately called by Enid students, formerly coached on the junior college level with ASA College in Brooklyn, NY and on the prep school level with Tennessee Preparatory Academy in Memphis, TN & OnPoint Academy in El Reno, OK.

“Basketball has the power to bring a community together, and I’m committed to leading a program our school and town can be proud of,” said Irving. “We will compete with heart, play with pride, and hold ourselves to the highest standard every practice, every game, every day.”

“Basketball is more than a game… it's a classroom for life,” said Irving, “My goal is to help our players grow not just as athletes, but as leaders, teammates and people ready to face any challenge.”

Pethoud, who completed Autry Tech’s Welding Technology program under the instruction of Ryland Stonehocker, will advance to the final phase of the U.S. selection process later this year. The event is sponsored by the American Welding Society (AWS) and brings together the best young welders from across the country to test their skills in precision, speed, and quality.

Pethoud’s proven track record in competition helped earn him his spot among the finalists — including placing second at the National SkillsUSA Welding Competition two years ago. His performance at that level demonstrated the advanced skills, precision, and composure under pressure required to compete on the world stage.

Only one competitor will earn the right to represent the United States in Shanghai, joining more than 1,500 participants from over 60 countries competing in more than 60 skill categories. If selected as the top candidate, Pethoud will also receive a $70,000 scholarship to further his training and career in welding.

“John’s achievement is a testament to his talent, dedication, and the exceptional training he received here at Autry Tech,” said Dwight R. Hughes, Superintendent/CEO of Autry Technology Center. “We are incredibly proud to see one of our graduates competing on the world stage and demonstrating the high level of skill that CareerTech education can produce.”

Pethoud credits his success to the strong foundation he built at Autry Tech, where he learned advanced welding techniques and developed the problem-solving skills that set him apart in competition.

The WorldSkills Competition, often referred to as the “Skills Olympics,” is the largest international vocational skills event, promoting the value of skilled trades and showcasing the world’s top talent in industries ranging from manufacturing to technology.

For more information about Autry Tech’s Welding Technology program, visit autrytech.edu.

HOME GAMES:
Lawton Sept. 5th
Deer Creek Sept. 26th
Norman Oct. 10th
Jenks Oct. 31st
Moore Nov. 7th

SCHEDULE:

School starts on August 13.

EPS administration has been working on securing the program for Enid Public Schools for several months and received confirmation of being a recipient earlier this month. Students receiving meals at no charge must be enrolled at any EPS school site for the next four school years. The district may reapply to continue participation beyond 2029.

The program is known as the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) and is for schools participating in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs (NSLP). The NSLP is a federally assisted meal program that provides nutritionally balanced, low-cost or free lunches to children each school day.

“We are thrilled to offer free breakfast and lunch to all students in our district,” said Kelly Craig, EPS Child Nutrition Director. “This program helps ensure that every child starts the day ready to learn, without the worry of hunger. Also, with the reduction in paperwork, this will let us focus on providing nutritional meals to our students."

Families will receive a letter from the district confirming their students as eligible to receive free meals for this coming school year. No further action will be required for families.

Families will not be required to submit a free and reduced meal application.

“Eighty percent of EPS students qualify for free and reduced meals,” said Dr. Dudley Darrow, superintendent. “Our staff has been working hard the last few months to make this happen and this should be incredibly impactful to the Enid community. We are happy to provide this support to our families.”

They will also be giving out a free bag of groceries as well.

If you would like to donate towards sponsoring backpacks, you can contact Brittany (brittany@enidmad.org).

HISTORY

What started out to be a small event to reach out of the four walls of the church with a small group of people back in 1998, has grown to be a city-wide festival that blesses thousands of people in the Enid area.  Feed the Neighborhood is an event that takes place each year in August on the Sunday evening before school starts.

Feed the Neighborhood is centered upon supplying the basic need for school supplies in the Enid community.  It has grown to be a city-wide festival that feeds, serves, and empowers the people of the Enid area.

Mills will begin his duties on July 1.

“I am really excited for Mr. Mills to become our next Enid Public Schools Athletic Director,” said superintendent, Dr. Dudley Darrow. “Mr. Mills is an excellent school administrator, and has always had a passion for sports and extracurricular activities. Furthermore, his relationships at Enid Public Schools and his connections within the Enid community will make this transition seamless.”

Mills began his career in Altus is 2002 as a science teacher before coming to EPS in 2003. He has served as an educator in middle school and high school, has experience coaching multiple sports, was an assistant principal at Longfellow Middle School in 2014 and has been the head principal at Waller Middle School since 2017. He also was the Middle School Athletic Coordinator for EPS 2015-2017.

He holds standard Oklahoma certification for superintendent, secondary principal, elementary principal, biological sciences, physical science, intermediate mathematics, science, and math for high school credit.

“I am excited and grateful to begin working with our athletics and activities,” said Mills. “Our student-athletes and coaches are achieving great things, and I am eager to join the team and contribute. My previous experiences at Enid High School, Longfellow, and Waller have been invaluable for my professional growth. I am thankful to EPS schools and administration for these opportunities and look forward to many more. Go Pacers! Go Plainsmen!”

Mills is married to Hayes Elementary teacher, Carrie, and has two children; Brody, senior, and Macy, freshman, at Enid High School. Their family is involved in the Enid community through North Garland Church of Christ where Mills is an education deacon and worship leader. He has served on the Oklahoma Middle Level Education board (Past President) and the Oklahoma Association of Secondary School Administrators board.

The position for Waller Middle School head principal is available to apply for beginning July 1 at www.enidpublicschools.org/applytoday.

Since 2002 thousands of report cards have been submitted. The bank sponsors the program twice a year, once for spring semester grades and once for fall semester grades.

The program is open to students in grades 3 through 12. Public and private school students are encouraged to participate. Students will have until 5pm June 20, 2025 to take their report cards to Security National Bank’s 201 West Broadway or 210 North Oakwood locations. There the bank will make a copy of the report card and place it in a hopper. Four cards will be drawn from the hopper. Those four students will receive $10 for each A and $5 for each B on their spring 2025 semester grades. Individual grades from each nine-week section will not be considered.

All students entering their grades will receive a coupon for a chocolate chunk cookie or chocolate fudge brownie from Chick Fil A of Enid.

In addition to the four students who will be “paid for their As”, one card will be drawn from the hopper for a $150 savings account with the bank.

Security National Bank offers a full suite of products and services for consumer and commercial customers. Bank 24 hours a day using SNB’s online banking at snbenid.com. Security National Bank is located at: 201 West Broadway, 210 North Oakwood and our drive through at 201 West Maine.

Blake Fuksa, class president, will give the welcome. Graduation speakers include Blake Fuksa, salutatory address; Liam Franklin, senior speaker; and Kinzley Lebeda, valedictory address. The ceremony will then commence with 46 students being honored with valedictorian commendations and diplomas presented to all graduates. Additionally, EHS will celebrate 108 honor graduates that evening. Three students will also be graduating with an associate’s degree from Northern Oklahoma College: Jacob Hassler, Aryanna McGomery, and Garrett Russ.

In the event of inclement weather, the ceremony will be moved to the Chisolm Trail Expo Center on the same day (May 15) and begin at 7:30 p.m.

The district will communicate with families and the community at least two and half hours in advance of the designated start time, if any changes are necessary.

General Parking will be available in the south parking lot of the stadium as well on the west side of the stadium. The EHS parking lots, located on the school campus, also will be open. Those who use the south stadium parking lot are asked to enter the south gates and follow the east sidewalk to the north-side seating. Limited handicap parking will be located on the north side of the stadium. Once the spaces are full, vehicles with passengers who require handicap parking will be allowed to drive to the entrance of the stadium to drop-off passengers.

For the safety of those in attendance, Iowa Street will be closed to regular traffic near the stadium.

Guests are welcome to sit on both the north and south sides of the stadium.

Enid Public Schools appreciates the support of community members, parents and fellow students as we honor the Class of 2025. We ask that those attending please not bring air horns or other items of distraction during this special event. Your cooperation is appreciated.

See the graphic below for other important dates and times.

The show, Inspired, will be on May 6 in the EPS board room, 500 S. Independence, from 3-6 p.m. Attendance is free.

Due to generous grants provided by Enid Arts Council (EAC) and Park Avenue Thrift, EPS educators have been able to expand elementary art in the classroom, incorporating different styles and mediums into every day curriculum.

For 20 years EPS has partnered with the EAC through the Kennedy Center Partners in Education program. These collaborative efforts have provided fine arts education opportunities for EPS students and teachers. This year’s collaboration added local artists who shared their knowledge and talents with elementary teachers. Teachers then took what they learned back to the classroom. The elementary art show, Inspired, allows the opportunity to share the creativity and talents of students with the Enid community.

“This program was made possible by the generosity of the Enid community. In addition to EAC, we had the opportunity to work with North Garland Church of Christ. They donated the use of their facility for teachers to work with local artists and learn about the various mediums and artistry that will be on display,” said Elementary Curriculum Director Kristen Jones. “We are continually thankful for the support of so many who wish to see more fine arts in EPS classrooms!”

Local artists that worked with EPS teachers are: Traci Layton Conrady, Freelance Artist; Sydney Cross, Freelance Artist; Dawn Muncy, Muncy Photography; and Sharon Sudduth, Sharon Sudduth Art.

From drawings to paintings to sculpture, EPS is thrilled to be sharing work from elementary students all over the district.

In an effort to better serve Northwestern’s prospective students during these adjusted summer work weeks, the following Northwestern-Alva offices will remain open on Fridays:

Recruitment
Business Office
Financial Aid
Registry

Northwestern-Woodward and Northwestern-Enid offices will not be open on Fridays during summer hours.

Offices will also be closed May 26 for Memorial Day and June 19 for Juneteenth.

Summer enrollment is still open at Northwestern for both undergraduate and graduate programs. The summer interim session is May 12-30. Summer classes begin June 2 for June-only classes and classes held in both June and July; July-only classes begin July 1.

The final days to register for classes in the summer are June 3 for June-only classes; July 2 for July-only classes, and June 5 for classes held in both June and July.

Fall classes begin Aug. 18, and enrollment will remain open until Aug. 26.

For a list of all available classes, visit www.nwosu.edu/course-schedules. To see degree program breakdowns, visit the online undergraduate catalog at www.nwosu.edu/undergraduate-catalog or the online graduate catalog at www.nwosu.edu/graduate-catalog.

Undergraduate students with enrollment questions may call the Alva Registrar’s office at (580) 327-8550, the Enid Registrar at (580) 213-3102 and the main office in Woodward at (580) 256-0047 or (580) 254-2500. An online application for admission to Northwestern is available at www.nwosu.edu/apply-online.

Families must enroll students online at www.enidpublicschools.org/enrollment. Enrollment will open on April 1 and will be completed exclusively online. Guardians enrolling their children as EPS students for the first time will need the children’s immunization record, birth certificate (no hospital footprints, please) and verification of address, such as a utility bill.

Enrollment is first come, first served. Randy Rader, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Education, expressed the crucial need for guardians to enroll their students as soon as possible.

“We are thrilled every year to welcome our newest, youngest learners to EPS,” said Rader. “We pride ourselves in meeting the needs of all families but are also conscientious of our staffing needs. We encourage all families to enroll as soon as they can so we can place students and continue to serve families by having sites staffed adequately.”

Families who do not have access to a device to complete enrollment online are encouraged to make an appointment with the EPS Welcome Center at www.enidpublicschools.org/appointments. They are located at 500 S. Independence and will have appointments available between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. beginning April 1. Resources and assistance will be available.

All EPS four-year-old programs focus on the social, academic, physical and emotional needs of children. Students must be four-years-old on or before September 1, 2025.

Beginning May 5, enrollment for all students who are new to EPS will be open to families online. Parents should enroll their student online at www.enidpublicschools.org/enrollment or schedule an appointment with the Welcome Center at www.enidpublicschools.org/appointments. Online enrollment will be open May 5.

Students must be five-years-old on or before Sept. 1, 2025 to enroll. If a child is currently an EPS pre-kindergarten student, it is not necessary to attend kindergarten enrollment because their school will send out pre-enrollment for kindergarten via call, text or email.

Below is more information for 2025-2026. Located at 705 Fifth, Kremlin, OK 73753. Call 580-874-2281.

Pre-K Requirements:

* Our Pre-K is a voluntary-based, space available program.
* The maximum class size is 20 students.
* The class will be taught by a certified Early Childhood Teacher and Teaching Assistant.
* Classes will be full-day from 8:20 a.m.-3:25 p.m. each school day.
* Bus service is provided in-district as well as to-and-from Crosslin Park.
* Kremlin-Hillsdale will use a first-come, first-served method to determine enrollment order. Once the class roster of 20 is full, the remaining students will be placed in order of application on a waiting list.
- - - - > In-district students will receive spots first. Then, any available capacity will be open for transfer students.
* Students must be four-years-old on or before September 1, 2025.
* Parents must complete the Pre-K Application and submit it to the elementary office.

New Kindergarten Requirements:

* All in-district students turning five-years-old on or before September 1, 2025 are eligible to enroll in kindergarten.
- - - - > Transfers will be considered if capacity exists.
* See the enrollment process below.

Please attach the following documents to the Pre-K/ new Kinder Application for enrollment:

1. Proof of Residency (Current Utility Bill - i.e. OG&E, OK Natural Gas)
2. State Issued Birth Certificate
3. Current Immunization Record
4. Parent/Guardian ID
5. Any legal documents including but not limited to:
(Power of Attorney, Custody/Guardianship, Restraining Order, Divorce Decree, etc.)
6. Completed Enrollment Information Form