Navigation Home What's New Course Information Courses Evaluation Standards ME Specifications OK Career Clusters ODCTE Skills Standards Brainbench Testing Student Opportunities Instructors Teacher Certification Dates to Remember Forms Resources State Regions Training Opportunities DECA General Information Fall Leadership State CDC International CDC Chapter Awards Program DECA Association Informational Flyer Membership Guide Officer Handbook Oklahoma DECA State Action Team State Officer Information 10-Day Rule About Us CareerTech Directory Contact Us ME Directory Vision, Mission & Goals	What's New! Dates to Remember 7/20/09 - 7/22/09 New Teacher Academy 8/4/09 - 8/6/09 Summer Conference 9/10/09 New Teacher Academy Follow-up 10/19/09 DECA FLC 1/14/10 New Teacher Academy Follow-up 2/23/10 - 2/24/10 DECA State CDC New Teacher Academy The New Teacher Academy will be held on July 20-22, 2009 in Stillwater at Meridian Technology Center. The two follow-up sessions are scheduled for September 10, 2009 and January 14, 2010 at the Oklahoma Department of Career Tech in Stillwater. All new career tech teachers are required to attend all five days of training. Details about the academy can be found on the Training Opportunities page of this website. For more information, please email Karen Skidmore or Janette Sagersa or call 405-743-5119. Summer Conference The 42nd Annual Oklahoma Career and Technology Education Summer Conference is scheduled August 4- 6, 2009, at the Cox Convention Center, in Oklahoma City. Be sure to visit the CareerTech Summer Conference website for the lastest updates on this year's conference. The address is www.okcareertech.org/confer/summer. Also, visit iCAT - http://icat.okcareertech.org - and navigate to the BITE/Marketing Ed location. You will find the previous presenter files that were shared posted in the August Conference area. Membership Campaign DECA's Membership Campaign is an exciting way for all DECA Chapters to increase their visibility of the organization and the excellent work that it does. This year the National DECA theme is "Make Your Mark," while the Oklahoma DECA theme is "Leaving a Legacy." Both are meant to encourage students to make a mark in their community through leadership development, vocational understanding, civic consciousness and social intelligence. It is important that DECA membership get involved by concentrating their efforts on the local or the global community. Everyone can "Make Your Mark" by "Leaving a Legacy." *All links to external sites open in a new browser window.

What's New!

7/20/09 - 7/22/09
New Teacher Academy

8/4/09 - 8/6/09
Summer Conference

9/10/09
New Teacher Academy Follow-up

10/19/09
DECA FLC

1/14/10
New Teacher Academy Follow-up

2/23/10 - 2/24/10
DECA State CDC

New Teacher Academy

The New Teacher Academy will be held on July 20-22, 2009 in Stillwater at Meridian Technology Center. The two follow-up sessions are scheduled for September 10, 2009 and January 14, 2010 at the Oklahoma Department of Career Tech in Stillwater. All new career tech teachers are required to attend all five days of training.

Details about the academy can be found on the Training Opportunities page of this website. For more information, please email Karen Skidmore or Janette Sagersa or call 405-743-5119.

Summer Conference

The 42nd Annual Oklahoma Career and Technology Education Summer Conference is scheduled August 4- 6, 2009, at the Cox Convention Center, in Oklahoma City.

Be sure to visit the CareerTech Summer Conference website for the lastest updates on this year's conference. The address is www.okcareertech.org/confer/summer.

Also, visit iCAT - http://icat.okcareertech.org - and navigate to the BITE/Marketing Ed location. You will find the previous presenter files that were shared posted in the August Conference area.

Membership Campaign

DECA's Membership Campaign is an exciting way for all DECA Chapters to increase their visibility of the organization and the excellent work that it does. This year the National DECA theme is "Make Your Mark," while the Oklahoma DECA theme is "Leaving a Legacy."

Both are meant to encourage students to make a mark in their community through leadership development, vocational understanding, civic consciousness and social intelligence. It is important that DECA membership get involved by concentrating their efforts on the local or the global community. Everyone can "Make Your Mark" by "Leaving a Legacy."

*All links to external sites open in a new browser window.