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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