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Board candidates discuss philosophies
Edmond Board of Education candidates for Seat No. 2 met in a candidate forum sponsored by West Field Elementary’s Parent Teacher Organization Thursday evening.
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Edmond resident to lead DC 5th- and 6th-graders
Inspiring and empowering are two key words in the vocabulary of the new intermediate school principal recently hired by the Deer Creek School Board.
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Edmond schools place in Future Cities
Judge Jim Miller questions Sequoyah Middle School students, from left, June Kim, Noah Frost and Isabella Mullaney, during the Future Cities competition at Oklahoma Christian University Jan. 14.
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OCA wins academic tournament
The Oklahoma Christian Academy academic team placed first in the area academic tournament Jan. 14. Pictured are members Adam Jacob, junior; Matt Lowe, junior; Kara Drewke, senior; Mason Glidewell, senior; Riley Duckworth, senior; Kyler Hixson, senior; and Chase Yager, junior. Not pictured is Coach Becky Campbell.
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Chisholm Elementary celebrates tree dedication
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Sequoyah recognizes students
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Virtual public school plans Edmond information session
Oklahoma Connections Academy, a K-12 virtual public school, will have free information sessions in Edmond, Norman and Oklahoma City for families interested in learning more about its tuition-free online public school program and customized approach to learning. The school is expanding for the 2012–13 school year and will now offer a comprehensive and rigorous high school program.
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Santa Fe works to raise troops’ spirits
Students at Santa Fe High School recently made a banner and sent it to an Oklahoma National Guard unit stationed in Afghanistan.
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North junior makes Eagle Scout
Edmond North High School junior Christian Jacobson achieved the rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America in August.
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Bishop McGuinness alumni plans annual Bingo Night
Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School will host the fourth annual Irish Family Bingo Night on Saturday. The event is sponsored by the BMCHS Alumni Association and will be in the Bishop McGuinness Commons beginning at 6 p.m. Jan. 21.
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