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FIRST Robotics 2012 - Rebound Rumble
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This year's national FIRST Robotics challenge allows six weeks to build a robot that shoots hoops and rolls over bridges. The regional competition held in Oklahoma City is the last weekend in March.
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Students 'Rumbled' at FIRST Robotics
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Some 50 teams of high school students from Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas competed March 29-31 at the Regional FIRST Robotics competition at the Cox Convention Center, Oklahoma City.
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Picking Up the Pieces
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Rebuilding Canadian Valley Tech Center in El Reno, which was mostly destroyed in the 2013 deadly storms, will be a win-win for the campus and community.
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Employers Need Skilled Workers
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Oklahoma’s business sector is strong, but worker credentials are not, which has created a skills gap for employers trying to fill jobs.
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Tanner Bowen
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Biomedical Student at Wes Watkins Technology Center
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Used Water Dealers
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Recent drought leads Latta FFA students to become used water dealers.
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CTE: Learning that works for America
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This video summarizes the national efforts behind the CTE: Learning that works for America initiative.
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LEGO League - Learning with Toys
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See how a LEGO League competition is getting kids excited about science and technology.
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AAR Internships - Taking Flight
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Internships help college graduates land their first job and younger students decide on a career path.
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Road to Recovery
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A devastating storm that killed 25 people, some of those children huddled in the hallways of their school. Now, since the tragedy, parents continue their fight to insure no child will ever again be caught in a school without access to a storm shelter. Meanwhile, subdivisions destroyed by the storm are also slowly being rebuilt using stricter new building codes. But it is the lives of those most affected by the killer storm we are going to focus on today. A group of local filmmakers followed several families chronicling their recovery. It’s a documentary that opened this weekend in the very theater some took shelter in.
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