Oklahoma’s Pacesetter award winners did a great job during Oklahoma’s Making Schools Work Virtual Conference during the General session. Thanks Moore High School, Gordon Cooper Technology Center and Mid America Technology Center @principalme@srebeducation @mrmackh
Cherokee Nation is one of three tribes chosen to collaborate with Oklahoma State University and @NASA on a $3.3M program to develop a STEM program that will include Native American culture in the curriculum. Osda!
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Due to safety concerns posed by mass gatherings during the pandemic, SREB is forced to cancel the in-person component of the 2021 Making Schools Work Conference. We're disappointed not to gather in person, but delighted to proceed with our virtual event. https://t.co/Y9qxB3G1iT
Had 2 young fellas from a local HVAC company out today to service my house. Both recently graduated from one of our @okcareertech institutions. Working a job they can make a career out of, making great money, & without student loans. OK has the best Career Tech system in the US!
How can schools and teachers improve online and blended learning for the 2020-21 school year? It starts with a shift in attitude. Read about this and other strategies in a new post blog: https://t.co/z6g1sdtVLP #virtuallearning#reopeningschools#covidedu
As a part of the work-in-progress of SREB's K-12 Education Recovery Task Force playbook, https://t.co/QAfs3fu4Ad, here's a list of national resources on mental health and wellness with a focus on children and teens: https://t.co/8l3zOjRRlB
Heather Little- Shirley assistant principal from Moore High School presented at SREB Making Schooks Work Advisory Council at Atlanta Georgia Great job representing Oklahoma!!
The #CherokeeNation's new outpatient health facility in Tahlequah, the largest tribal outpatient health center in the country, celebrated a "soft opening" Monday morning. More phases will open this month. #CherokeeNationHealth
WWTC hosted its first Municipal CEO Breakfast with local leaders to network, share resources, and provide opportunities to make a positive impact on neighboring communities. #timetoshine#wwtc
We are excited to announce Cherokee Nation citizen and employee Taralee Montgomery has moved from her position as the Public Relations Specialist in the Communications Office to a Special Projects Officer in the Principal Chief's Office. Congrats Taralee on your new position!