Hennessey Early Childhood Center’s Teresa Hugaboom Selected as a Top Ten Teacher of 2022

The people of Oklahoma Oil & Natural Gas have awarded Hennessey Early Childhood Center teacher Teresa Hugaboom with $5,000 dollars for being recognized as one of the Top Ten Teachers of 2022.

Hugaboom was selected out of more than 200 nominations for her outstanding work in engaging students by creating hands-on learning opportunities, including an outdoor classroom and performance stage.

“Ms. Hugaboom has been a leader in working to create an outdoor classroom space for our school,” said Hennessey ECC Principal Stacey Mack. “She has written multiple grants to help fund multiple projects and does an excellent job making learning fun and meaningful at the same time.”

Hennessey Early Childhood Center will also receive $2,000.

“One of our core missions is supporting education,” said Oklahoma Energy Resources Board Executive Director Mindy Stitt. “The people of Oklahoma Oil and Natural Gas are passionate about recognizing teachers for their efforts in creating the next generation of leaders.”

In addition to voluntary contributions, the oil and natural gas industry contributed more than $7.5 million to education in Kingfisher County in 2021.

The OERB is funded by the more than 2,500 producers and thousands of royalty owners across Oklahoma through a voluntary one-tenth of 1 percent assessment on oil and natural gas production. The mission is centered around a simple idea: empowering unlimited opportunity for all Oklahomans. We are committed to the well-being and prosperity of all.

Visit OERB.com to learn more about the investment that the people of Oklahoma Oil & Natural Gas are making in our state.