Education
OCA names honor rolls
Oklahoma Christian Academy has named both Superintendent’s and Superintendent’s honor roll student for the 4th quarter of the 2008-2009 school year.
Students listed on the Superintendent’s Honor Roll for fourth quarter must have all A’s. Students include 12th grade: Julie Chambers, Brooke Dore’, Ethan Garrett and Sarah Risley; 11th grade: Kayla Sheehan; 10th grade: Carley Cave, Kagen Mason and Parker Randell; 9th grade: Kyler Hixton, Brayden Reiter and Hannah Risley; 8th grade: Parker Cain, Stephanie Hill, Maryn Kingsley, Matt Lowe and Anna Taylor; 7th grade: Colby Bodkin, Levi Burkett, Veronica Cassel, Jordan Chappell, Ian Jayne, Addison Martin, Melad Samerinezhad, Kali Wakefield; 6th grade: Emily Brooks, Kelsey Eichelberger and Connie Smethers; 5th grade: Lauren Byrne, Molly Campbell, Caleb Kingsley and Laura Smethers; 4th grade: Chase Congleton, Hannah Eichelberger, Faith Lansberg, Destiny LeBoeuf, Audrey Martin and Matt Zehr; 3rd grade: Dylan Chang, Wil Falling, Robert Gregg, Justin Jayne, Hannah Lentz, Monique McKeever, John McKnight, Merideth Mallett and Amelia Stanford; 1st grade: James Erickson, Jonathan Greenway, Addisyn Hayes, Sophia Randall, Austin Rose, Lillie Stanford and Hunter Williams.
To be listed on the Principal’s Honor Roll students must have all A’s & B’s during the fourth quarter.
Principal’s Honor Roll students include —12th grade: Kylee Barnhill, Matt Blough, Jessica Findley, Natalie Howard, Brittany Minx, Zak Mitzner and Kortni Orr; 11th grade: Rebecca Busby, Mariah Danley, Karoline Dorr, Michelle Gross, Chris Payne, Jordan Rudd and Mike Thibodeau; 10th grade: Joshua Bivens, Charlie Cho, Meagan Chittenden, Kristen Hackett, Tyler Holt, Zeke McCune, Nikki Meadors, Logan Meyer, Chandler Phillips, Tanner Sharp and Kayla Yager; 9th grade: Jill Chambers, Kendal Clapp, Laryn Dodd, Kara Drewke, Joe Epperson, Zach Hanson, Austin Rupp and Nick Stanford; 8th grade: Adam Jacob, Kathryn Johnston, Jacob Jones, Courtney Payne, Seth Reiter and Laurel Thomason; 7th grade: Austin Coleman, Alan Garner, Ashton Hladik, Monica Holmes, Hope Judd, Hope McKnight, Jeremy Nuttall, Harleigh Patton and Colton Sharp; 6th grade: Matthew Brown, Camille Cave, Falyn Dodd, Emma Falling, Dia Fischer, Nathaniel Garner, Hannah Hayworth, Ryan Jackson, Kennedy Jones, Sophia Massad, Kirby Sasser and Laurel Wilson; 5th grade: Davis Burnett, Benjamin Crabtree, Sinai Cruz, Alex Cummings, Erin Drewke, Abby Hladik, Kevin Ihm, William Lin, David Taylor, Rachel Tuttle and Eugene Yan; 4th grade: Christian Balaban, Shelby Blankenship, Jon Brown, Canaan Burkett, Jeremy Coleman, Kerri Fecht, Jesse Garner, Emily Johnston, Asa Kingsley, Kailey Paparusi, Kayl Reiter, Jacob Yager; 3rd grade: Lexi Allen, Kennedy Angstadt, Kathryn Mansfield, Kaleb Stagner; 2nd Grade: Maslin Anderson, Josh Brooks, Briyana Campbell, Megan Davenport, Ralyn Dodd, Taylor Duncan, Ryan Gregg, Samuel Nash, Eli Patton, Landon Wilson, Tresha Yager; 1st grade: Grayson Dekanich, Tyler Estep and Colin Morriss.
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Summit puts finishing touches on new construction
Summit Middle School students settled into their new surroundings the first day of school in the fall, and this week finishing touches are being added to the Fine Arts classrooms of the new wing.
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Schools set makeup dates for snow days
Edmond Public Schools will make up the two additional snow days taken this week by eliminating a teacher in-service day scheduled for Feb. 15, and tacking on one extra day to the end of the school year.
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School nutrition pilot program to expand
The scorecard is in and Edmond Public Schools Child Nutrition pilot program earned high marks.
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Edmond joins ‘Race to the Top’
The Edmond Public School District is joining other districts across the state in pursuing a Race to the Top federal discretionary grant.
The U.S. Department of Education’s voluntary grant competition between the states is designed to foster education, innovation and reform that will lead to dramatic gains in student achievement. Nationally there is $4.5 billion available for this program, according to the National Council on Teacher Quality 2009 State Teacher Policy Yearbook. -
UCO Educators’ Leadership Academy set to begin
The University of Central Oklahoma-based Educators’ Leadership Academy is accepting applications for it’s 2010-11 academies designed for education professionals in Oklahoma.
ELA customizes each academy for the specialized needs of education professionals, and currently offers a Combination Academy for K-12, CareerTech and Higher Education Administrators, a Professors Academy, a Principals Academy, a Teachers Academy and a Higher Education Department Chair Academy. -
1-30 Calendar: Edmond schools
Memorial High School
Sunday
5-8 p.m.: Baseball Banquet, commons/cafe
Monday
8-9 a.m.: National FCCLA Week, Rooms 225 & 227
9:30-10 a.m.: Freshman Winter Sports Assembly, gym
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1-30 Education: in brief
OSSM recognizes students of the month
Several students from Edmond made the Oklahoma School of Science and Math’s Students of the Month list in recent months.
Junior Grant Schleifer was recognized in October.
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North basketball clinic to benefit BALTO Week
Seventeen years ago, the Edmond North High School Student Council Leadership Class wanted to begin a charity week.
Swine Week at Edmond Memorial High School was already established, and some would argue that North copied their tradition, but the students began BALTO week, a week all their own.
“The name ‘BALTO Week’ is an acronym quite fitting to our school,” said North student Callie Heerwagen. - More Education Headlines
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