Education
Homer School playground gets spruced up
Homer Elementary School spruced up it’s playground last spring with the help of the Homer PTO and local businesses who donated time, energy and materials.
Materials consisted of fencing and an 8-foot by 16-foot concrete wall. The wall now provides the students with a place to play “wall ball.” Initially the wall had a natural gray appearance.
The playground view of the ball wall now has a more colorful look as well as numerous game options. Byng art teacher Vicki Cowger and several of her Art Club members from Byng Junior High School created the design.
Byng students Chance Christian, Cori Cox, Allison Cable, Rebekah Perkins, Angel Wade and Homer student Kory Cowger painted the wall.
Club members met early in the mornings or just before dusk to work on the design for the ball wall. In the end signature hand prints of the art students were added for a finishing touch. The color pallet and geometric designs of Piet Mondrian were used as inspiration for the ball wall design.
Today, Homer students can be found playing wall ball, in its many variations, and measuring their hands against the prints of the junior high artists.
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Music clubs festival results listed
The winners of the District VI Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs’ Festival will perform and compete statewide on Saturday, April 24 at Southern Nazarene University, Cantrell Hall at 9:00 a.m. in Bethany.
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Ada High School receives College Readiness Award
Ada Senior High School has received the 2009 College Readiness Award for increasing the number of students taking the ACT Assessment over the past five years and significantly increasing their level of achievement and college readiness.
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Service Learning Day
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All-State Choir
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Local student named as Oklahoma state DECA officer for 2010-2011
Jamie Matthews of Ada was elected to the Oklahoma DECA Officer team at the 65th Annual DECA Career Development Conference held in Tulsa on February 23 and 24. Jamie will serve as the Region 4 Vice President for the 2010-2011 school year.
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Roff places 2nd
On March 3, Roff High School students participated in the Murray State College Scholastic Meet.
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Scholarships available for students of the arts
Applications are now being accepted by Ada Arts Council for the Wight and Criswell Memorial Scholarships. Applications may be downloaded from the arts council’s Web site and must be postmarked by March 15, 2010.
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ACS names Teacher of the Year
It is said that Glenwood Early Childhood Center’s Cindy Ardrey “ ... wakes every morning with a heart that is refreshed and the knowledge that ‘Yeah! Today is a School-Day!’
- Latta pre-kindergarten needs 2010-2011 info
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Ada students to compete in state mock trial finals
Ada High School has advanced to the Oklahoma High School Mock Trial Championship to be held Tuesday at the OU Law Center in the Bell Courtroom. The competition will begin at 5:30 p.m.
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