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Mary Hammans
Funeral for Mary Hammans, 70, of Woodward, will be 10:30 a.m. Friday, July 15, 2011, at Billings Funeral Home Chapel, Woodward, with her son Daniel Dewayne Hammans officiating.
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2 school districts could have accreditation pulled
Two Oklahoma school districts could have their accreditation revoked by the state Board of Education.
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Students slated to take trip to New York, Washington, D.C., this summer
A student group formed by a few local band directors and musicians will become nomadic this summer on a 10-day trip to Washington D.C. and New York City.
- NWOSU, NOC adding more programs to fit Enid students Ed Vineyard, vice president of Northern Oklahoma College, thinks the Enid branch of the school has a number of things to offer that help recruit students to the Enid junior college.
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Mendenhalls will leave EPS to spend more time with children, grandchildren
After 40 years in education, a long-time Enid Public Schools administrator and his wife are moving closer to their grandchildren.
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EPS technology department works on variety of projects
With the pace ever quickening in the advancement of technologies, Mike King and his staff have their work cut out for them. -
OBA, NWOSU grad enjoying her job as fourth-grade Taft teacher
Annie Jenkins had to weigh the pros and cons of what was offered to her as she pursued her first teaching job shortly after graduating from Northwestern State Oklahoma University last spring.
- Okarche teachers earn extra $2,000 each for test score results OKARCHE — The certified teaching staff at Okarche Elementary School is reaping the rewards of preparing their students well enough to earn the highest test scores of any school its size.
- What is a local education foundation? A local education foundation is a volunteer-led, non profit organization that raises private dollars to complement existing school budgets and encourages community involvement in local schools.
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Local groups providing more financial aid to area classrooms
Local education foundations are working to recognize the commitments school districts make to education and reward teachers and students for making a difference.
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