Education
Inola students featured
November 17, 2009 — Inola students along with their sponsors, Kathy Phillips and Leazanne Bell, and Cathy Tysver recently traveled to Oklahoma City to appear with Miss Oklahoma, Taylor Treat, in State School Superintendent Sandy Garrett’s monthly television show. The show will appear on OETA every Wednesday in December. The show featured “Service- Learning” and highlighted Inola and projects around the state. From left: Shelby Strain, Emily Davis, and Kevin Bell, members of Inola High School CIA (Curriculum In Action). Holding the door is Charles Moore, Director of Service-Learning for the Oklahoma State Department of Education.
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RSU: Why the success?
Rogers State University has been in the news a lot lately. New buildings. National honors. High-profile graduates.
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Claremore student receives scholarship from Oklahoma State
The School of Media and Strategic Communications at Oklahoma State University recently announced its 2010-2011 scholarship recipients. Thirty-one students received scholarships totaling more than $55,000.
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Baird Hall opens, enrollment spikes as university looks to spurn deficit
A fluorescent-kissed polish lingers on the paint in Rogers State University's newest classroom building as students meander to class for the first time since Baird Hall became the latest feather for administrators' construction plans.
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McClaren: Mold at Claremont poses no danger
What is most likely a mold outbreak in Claremont Elementary School’s kitchen will be cleaned up before students begin classes this Thursday, Claremore Superintendent Mike McClaren said.
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‘Back to School Night’ coming Tuesday at CHS
Parents of Claremore High School students will have a unique opportunity to walk the halls - just as students will every school day - at the annual Back to School night, Tuesday at CHS.
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Carmack honored for excellence in teaching
The 43rd Annual Oklahoma Career and Technology Education Summer Conference took place Aug. 2-3, at the Tulsa Convention Center.
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STATE OF THE DISTRICTS: Inola Schools alive and well
In a world where Oklahoma schools could be facing loss of accreditation and consolidation despite already massive cuts in support and teachers, Inola looks pretty plum.
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Tulsa Superintendent: I never left Claremore
llars to bolster educational funding next year, Superintendent of Tulsa Public Schools Keith Ballard fears there will be a funding hole that will result in the loss of more teachers within the Oklahoma Educational System.
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Church’s annual school supply drive needs funds
Rogers County families in need will have help with back to school supplies for their children. First United Methodist Church is again coordinating the program to provide supplies. The project is funded by donations from other churches, businesses, civic groups and individuals.
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Claremore TSA students win national championships
Claremore Technology Student Association (TSA) returned this month after nearly two weeks in Baltimore and Washington D.C.
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