For the 14th year Michael Zolkoski is getting ready to run a summer camp.
It will be a bit different from the usual camp.
There will be no softball or volleyball.
There will be no track and field.
Horseshoes will be nowhere to be found.
Forget the old swimming hole.
As a matter of fact, there will be no outdoor activities of any kind.
Students at Webster High School recently accepted 50 copies of “Fantastic Tulsa Films Volume 2” from Arvest Bank representatives Kirk Hayes and Debbie Powers, sponsors of the show. The DVD highlights old film clips of Tulsa’s past and will be given to every secondary school library within Tulsa Public Schools.
Head Soccer Coach John Croisant for the Edison Eagles Lady Soccer team has a lot of elements to consider for a successful season.
Tulsa Mayor Kathy is a Celebrity Runner for Tulsa Run 2008, scheduled for Oct. 25, 2008.
Employees at nine TPS schools received surprise cash bonuses in late February after showing the greatest improvement in the District’s accountability plan.
Do it for Doug.
Sometimes doing a good thing needs only the simplest of reasons.
The Tulsa County 4-H Foundation has transitioned into the Oklahoma 4-H Foundation-Tulsa County to better serve the club’s population within Tulsa County. Oklahoma 4-H is kicking off the new 2008 campaign “Invest in a Bright Green Future” to sustain the scholarship/event funding program for the Tulsa County 4-H Youth Development program.
The fabled mathematical constant known as Pi received the spotlight recently at Thoreau Demonstration Academy. Pi Day was observed on March 14 due to π being equal to roughly 3.14.
Memorial High School’s engineering and robotics team has nabbed another prize, recently winning the Chairman’s Award at the FIRST competition in St. Louis, Mo. FIRST stands for For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology.
Celia Clinton Elementary has received notice that they are Oklahoma’s recipient of the 2007-2008 International Reading Association Exemplary Reading Program Award.
