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Tech Prep National Recognition
Tom Weichel, tech prep coordinator at Caddo Kiowa
Technology Center, has been named Region IV Outstanding Career
and Technical Educator
Sally Arrington and the Law, Public Safety, Security
and Corrections Cluster Team from Great Plains Technology Center
have received the National
Tech
Prep Network's Exemplary Worksite Learning Award for 2005!
This
is a national award, given to three consortia who exhibit
meaningful worksite opportunities into their cluster's curricula.
They will
be recognized at the 2005 National Tech Prep Conference in Orlando,
Florida in late September. |
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CTEEC Holds National Conference
The Career and Technical Education Equity Council
(CTEEC) held their national conference Sept. 14-16, in Tulsa OK.
The conference
brought together representatives from
community colleges, technology centers, tribal nations, and partnering
agencies.
CTEEC promotes communication and linkages
between career and technical education and leaders of business
and industry that will enhance the success of displaced homemakers,
single parents, single pregnant women, nontraditional students,
at-risk females, pregnant teens and teen parents.
CTEEC is an affilate of the administration
division of the Association of Career and Technical Education
(ACTE). The current president is Dr. Lou Ann Hargrave. |
Cherokee Nation
Color Guard opened the CTEEC Conference. |
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Outreach Program at Emerson
Alternative School Highlighted
The
September issue of the monthly magazine, "Historic Living," features
an outreach program at Emerson Alternative Education Center in
Oklahoma
City. The article, “Local Teens Join Fight Against Breast Cancer,” highlights
one of the activities from Sandi Bennett and Gene Williams’ science
class that integrates health science concepts.
Emerson is one of
the oldest schools in the country devoted to teenaged parents.
The two teachers came up with the idea to help their students take
on the worthy cause of combating breast cancer. In the process,
they discovered the power that can come from believing in a child
and the ability to be a positive agent of change for young people
deemed hopeless by many others. |
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