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| View Video! | November On this month's edition we get to know Oklahoma's new Teacher of the Year Brian Grimm, English teacher from Will Rogers High School, Tulsa Public Schools. Superintendent Garrett, Mr. Grimm, and four Will Rogers High School students talk about the Teacher of the Year announcement, their reactions and the English program at their school. |
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October View Video | mp4 format | Quick Time format | Windows format | On this month's edition we learned more about Farm to School. Chris Kirby, Farm To School coordinator with the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry sat down with us along with Connie Whitmore, a local farmer, who is also a Kindergarten teacher for Coyle Public Schools. Ms. Whitmore also brought a few students from Coyle. |
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September View Video | mp4 format | Quick Time format | Windows format | On this month's edition we talk about high school student's earning college credit at career technology centers across the state. We feature the Francis Tuttle Technology Center in Oklahoma City. Our guests are Dr. Tom Friedemann, Superintendent/CEO of Francis Tuttle and Dana Myers - 3D Animation and Visual Effects Instructor. Two current Francis Tuttle students also joined us. |
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July View Video | Quick Time format | Windows format | On this month's edition we feature Schools for Healthy Lifestyles, a community-based health promotion program for Oklahoma elementary schools. We were joined by Nancy Dowell, principal of Harmony Elementary in Cushing along with P.E. teacher, Melanie Berlowitz and several students. |
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June View Video | Quick Time format | Windows format | On this month's edition we met with representatives from KIPP Reach College Preparatory in Oklahoma City. Principal Tracy McDaniel and Fifth Grade Math and Reading teacher Margaret Higgins discuss the high expectations placed on students at this college-preparatory public Middle School. |
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May View Video | Quick Time format | Windows format | On this month's edition we discussed the important issue of Dropout Prevention. Lisa Pryor, Assistant Superintendent for the Department of Education and some of the students from the State Superintendent's Student Advisory Council - (l.to r.) Bryce, Amanda, Carly, and Chad - shared ideas on fighting the dropout epidemic in their schools and throughout Oklahoma's education system. |
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April View Video | Quick Time format | Windows format | On this month's edition we feature Great Expectations. Cheryl Price, executive director of Great Expectations, joined us along with Principal Montie Koehn and Fifth Grade teacher Jennifer Defee and several students from Oklahoma City's Sequoyah Elementary, recently recognized as a Great Expectations model school. |
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March View Video | Quick Time format | Windows format | On this month's edition we talk about charter schools and feature our state's first public charter school, Western Village Academy in Oklahoma City. Peggy Brinson, Principal of Western Village Academy brought Tobi Campbell, the school's Director who is also with Integris Health and Sabrina Bryant, a parent liaison for the school. Four current students at Western Village Academy were also in attendance. |
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February View Video | Quick Time format | Windows format | On this month's edition we highlight the Troops to Teachers certification program and an educator and students from Cache Public Schools who have all benefitted from this cooperative project between the Department of Defense and the State Department of Education. Mr. Nolan Watson, a retired U.S. Army Officer who now teaches 6th and 8th grade history for Cache Middle School, brought three current students and one former student. Also in attendance was Shelby Satterfield the Troops to Teachers Director for the State Department of Education. Go to Troops to Teachers Web site to find out more about the certification program. |
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January 2009 View Video | Quick Time format | Windows format | On this month's edition we highlight robotics and a class at Capitol Hill High School, Oklahoma City Public Schools that has received a state robotics grant for the second year. Mr. James Stephan brought, Craig Moreland, Capitol Hill mentor from Dell and students from his new robotics class. Two of the students helped build a robot last year and competed in the FIRST robotics competition. |
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December 2008 View Video | Quick Time format | Windows format | On this month's edition we highlight Oklahoma's Milken Educator for 2008 Ronia Davidson of Sadler Arts Academy, Muskogee Public Schools. Ms. Davidson brought some of her 3rd grade students with her to share some of the exciting things they are doing in the classroom. Ms. Davidson has taught at Sadler since 1997. | Go to the Oklahoma Milken Educator Web page | |
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November View Video | Quick Time format | Windows format | On this month's edition we focus on Oklahoma's Teacher of the Year Heather Sparks, math teacher from Taft Middle School, Oklahoma City Public Schools. Superintendent Garrett, Ms. Sparks, and three Taft Middle School students discuss the Teacher of the Year announcement and their reactions, pre-Algebra, and math programs. | Go to the Oklahoma Teacher of the Year Web page | |
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October On this month's edition we focus on Thoreau Middle School's, Tulsa Public Schools, MicroSociety. Which is a unique approach to connecting classroom instruction to the “real world." The program has provided positive results and has the potential for taking off in other schools across our state! |
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September On this month's edition we focus on back-to-school and families transitioning from summer to fall. We give helpful tips and ideas on making this school year the best yet! |
Results may be seen September through May on OETA channel 13, Wednesdays at 11:30 a.m.; as well as year-round on KETADT2 (OKLA channel) Fridays at 7:30 a.m.
Results is also available on Cox Communications channel 7 in Oklahoma City and channel 3 in Tulsa. Also on cable in: Lawton, Shawnee, McAlester, Tahlequah, Ponca City, Enid and Woodward.
Check local listings for channels and times.
If you have comments or questions about the program contact us via:
Email: Results@sde.state.ok.us
Mail: State Department of Education
2500 North Lincoln Boulevard
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
Phone: (405) 521-3103