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Tami Marler, Director
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School News - Tip Sheet - 11/26/2007
TPS 1st Grader Wins Art Award
11/26/2007
Location
Cooper Elementary School
1808 South 123 E. Ave.
(918) 746-9480
Cooper first grader Brayden White was the grand prize winner for ages 6-10 in the Little Toot Watercolor Contest Brayden will receive an autographed copy of the new Little Toot book, as will our library. The library will be able to pick a framed giclee print of a Little Toot illustration. Brayden will also receive a certificate at Cooper's first quarter awards assembly on Friday, November 9. If you would like to view Brayden's winning entry, please go to www.littletoot.org.
Promenade Mall Awards "Earnings for Learning"
11/26/2007
Location
Cooper Elementary School
1808 South 123 E. Ave.
(918) 746-9480
Cooper Elementary was the winner of Promenade Mall's "Earnings for Learning" promotion. Patrons specified a school when they purchased items at the mall, and Cooper received the most mentions. We were pleased to accept a donation of $1,000 from Sheila Cooper and Kelly Wilkerson from Promenade Mall.
Middle School Soccer
11/28/2007, 3:10 PM
Location
Nimitz Middle School
3111 E. 56 St.
(918) 746-8800
Do you know a future David Beckham? How about Brandi Chastain?
If there’s a budding soccer star in your family, you might want to check into the Tulsa Soccer Club (those folks you always see on the weekends playing on Riverside Drive). They're getting together with parents from the Tulsa area to talk about forming soccer leagues in middle schools. The meeting takes place at the Nimitz Middle School soccer field at 3111 E. 51st St.
For more information, call Joe Myers 746-8800 or email myersjo3@tulsaschools.org
Partners In Education Ceremony
12/7/2007, 9:00 AM
Location
Carver Middle School
624 E. Oklahoma Pl.
(918) 925-1420
Carver Middle School & First Baptist Church of North Tulsa will become Partners in Education at a ceremony to be held Friday, Dec. 7, 2007 @ 9:00 a.m. in the Carver auditorium.
Art Ambassadors on the Move
4/9/2008
Location
Mark Twain Elementary School
541 South 43 W. Ave.
(918)833-8820
Beth Howard, art teacher at Mark Twain Elementary and mentor of the Art Ambassadors, continues to blaze a trail of creativity. Her workshop proposal has been picked for next year’s 19th Annual National Service-Learning Conference, Youth for a Change.
The conference is billed as the largest gathering of youths and practitioners involved in the service-learning movement. The 2007 conference drew attendees from across the United States and 19 other countries. The event provides access to new ideas and networking opportunities, with more than 200 workshops and countless opportunities for informal meetings.
The conference runs from April 9-12 in Minneapolis. Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa and urban educator Pedro Noguera are delivering the keynote addresses.
Howard is used to awards. In 2006 she was named the Oklahoma Elementary Art Teacher of the Year. She mentors the Art Ambassadors, an organization of students attempting to bridge the gap between school and community with art that beautifies and teaches us all to give back.