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Oklahoma: Career Tech champions are alumni of the Oklahoma CareerTech. (State Update).(Brief Article): An article from: Techniques
Oklahoma's CareerTech launches jet engineer's career. (Front and Center).(Jennifer Davis)(Interview): An article from: Techniques
Career tech students: 'Build a shopping mall'.(Front and Center)(competition for marketing students at DECA Career Development Conference, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma): An article from: Techniques
Ooh la la! Oklahoma culinary programs cook up great partnerships with French counterparts.: An article from: Techniques by Belinda McCharen, 2009-10-01
An evaluation of Oklahoma's exemplary vocational education and occupational orientation program, Tulsa Public Schools, 1970-1973: Exemplary project in ... conducted under Pt. D of Public Law 90-576 by Elaine Jorgenson, 1973
The employment acceptability of eighteen-year-old vocational-technical education graduates in Oklahoma manufacturing industries by William W Stevenson, 1971
Occupational education beyond the high school in Oklahoma, by Maurice W Roney, 1967
Project ACCESS Attainment of Competent Career Employment Skills for Success : school-to-work replication guide (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:399348) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1995
A life investment: An open letter to high school graduates (Bulletin; Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College) by Henry Garland Bennett, 1931
Adult needs assessment in Oklahoma by J. B Morton, 1977
Instructional planning for industry training: Instructor materials by Mike Bundy, 1978
Forestry: A curriculum guide by Ed Curtis, 1974

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DRS-Department Of Rehabilitation Services- Of Oklahoma
The secondary school program includes college preparation, vocational training The oklahoma School for the Deaf (OSD) in Sulphur provides residential,
http://www.okrehab.org/services_education.shtml

Extractions: Home DRS Services What's New Disability Resource Guide Site Menu Contact Us ... Others Oklahoma School for the Deaf ... Transition from School to Work Located in Muskogee, the Oklahoma School for the Blind (OSB), also known as Parkview School, provides residential and day education, satellite pre-school and outreach programs at no charge for Oklahoma children from infancy through 12th grade who are blind or visually impaired. OSB's goal is to help students reach their maximum potential. At its main campus, OSB offers a comprehensive curriculum of reading, language arts, mathematics, social studies, science, physical education, music and computer science for residential and day students. Specialized instruction includes: braille, orientation and mobility, optimum use of low vision, adaptive equipment and technology, and tactile graphic skills. The secondary school program includes college preparation, vocational training and a work-study program. In addition, students may receive assessment, counseling, physical therapy, speech and language therapy, hearing tests and health care services. Recreational activities include student organizations and interscholastic athletics.
DRS-Department Of Rehabilitation Services- Of Oklahoma
A picture of the outside of the oklahoma School for the Deaf oklahoma Secondary school students receive vocational and technical training and work
http://www.okrehab.org/students.shtml

Extractions: Oklahoma School for the Deaf ... Transition from School to Work Located in Muskogee, the Oklahoma School for the Blind (OSB), also known as Parkview School, provides residential and day education, satellite pre-school and outreach programs at no charge for Oklahoma children from infancy through 12th grade who are blind or visually impaired. OSB's goal is to help students reach their maximum potential. At its main campus, OSB offers a comprehensive curriculum of reading, language arts, mathematics, social studies, science, physical education, music and computer science for residential and day students. Specialized instruction includes: braille, orientation and mobility, optimum use of low vision, adaptive equipment and technology, and tactile graphic skills. The secondary school program includes college preparation, vocational training and a work-study program. In addition, students may receive assessment, counseling, physical therapy, speech and language therapy, hearing tests and health care services. Recreational activities include student organizations and interscholastic athletics.
SCHOOL SHOOTING - FORT GIBSON, OKLAHOMA
Four Students Shot at oklahoma School. See Prophecy Deathstar City. WIRE12/07/1999 vocational school in Veghel, about 60 miles south of Amsterdam. He
http://www.greatdreams.com/gibson.htm

Extractions: updated 12-8-99 Four Students Shot at Oklahoma School See Prophecy: Deathstar City WIRE:12/07/1999 Police: Teen-ager used father's gun in attack Police Chief Richard Slader said at a news conference that the boy fired the gun at least 15 times Monday outside Fort Gibson Middle School before being subdued by a teacher, and had more ammunition available. The attack wounded four students; a fifth suffered bumps and bruises. Slader said the gun was registered to the youth's father, although it was not known when it was purchased. Witnesses to the shooting said the young suspect offered no warning prior to attack. The smart and popular seventh-grader simply went under a tree, pulled out the gun and began firing, fellow students say. "He was always nice to everybody. He was real popular, you would never have known him to do anything like this," said Deania Pruitt, an eighth-grade cheerleader. Meanwhile, students returned to classes today, many brought by their parents instead of riding school buses. Officers blocked off the middle school, and all students were directed to the back doors of the high school. Stanley Washington said he was glad his 13-year-old son Tommy would be back among friends. They sat in their pickup truck in the parking lot trying to figure out which school doors were unlocked.
America's Career InfoNet: Occupation Report
Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and vocational Education in oklahoma,Occupation Report in oklahoma, 12320, 14590, 2270, 570
http://www.acinet.org/acinet/careervoyages_occ_rep.asp?soccode=252031&stfips=40
Education Resource
Western oklahoma vocational Technical Center The area vocational technicalschool is the Western Technology Center in Sayre. Completion of the Sayre
http://www.sayreok.net/education.htm
OSCN Found Document:Weeks V. Northeast Oklahoma Area Vocational-Technical School
NORTHEAST oklahoma AREA vocationalTECHNICAL SCHOOL, DISTRICT NO. 11 AND JACKKISSEE, ROBERT I. HARTLEY, GLEN VERNNON, MERRILL CHANEY, AND ALLEN BODENHAGEN,
http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/DeliverDocument.asp?citeID=9425
ROBERT S. KERR COLLECTION GUBERNATORIAL SERIES Box And Folder
F 19 State Agencies, Education, Higher, University of oklahoma School of F 20 State Agencies, Education, vocational, State Board of vocational
http://www.ou.edu/special/albertctr/archives/KerrInventory/KerrGub20.htm

Extractions: Box 20 Go to Box 19 F 1-2: State Agencies, Education, Higher, Langston University, 1940 - 1946. Topics include Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher, Board of Regents for the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges, Langston University accreditation, Langston University appropriations and expenditures, Langston University curricula, Langston University finance, University of Oklahoma Board of Regents, Afro-American college students in Oklahoma, and Afro-American universities and colleges in Oklahoma. Correspondents include Langston University, North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Commission on Institutions of Higher Education, Oklahoma Office of State Auditor, Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture, United States Office of Education, G. L. Harrison, France Paris, Mrs. A. H. Roberts, J. W. Sanford, Joe C. Scott, and Langston University Alumni Association. F 3: State Agencies, Education, Higher, Murray State School of Agriculture, Tishomingo, Oklahoma. Correspondents include Murray State School of Agriculture (Tishomingo, Okla.).
ROBERT S. KERR COLLECTION LEGISLATIVE SERIES Box And Folder Inventory
Copy of S. 3271 To amend the vocational Education Act of 1946 in order to promote Correspondents include Francis Tuttle; oklahoma School for the Deaf.
http://www.ou.edu/special/albertctr/archives/KerrInventory/KerrLeg07.htm

Extractions: Box and Folder Inventory Go to Box 6 Box 7: Education (1956) Federal Communications Commission (1954). F 1: Education, Vocational Education (1956). F 2: Education (1957). Science and technology; vocational education; research on public elementary and secondary schools prepared by National Education Association; copy of S. 1298: To assist states in providing needed vocational education of less than college grade in essential occupations, including retraining made necessary by scientific and technological developments, through establishment and maintenance of area vocational school programs providing vocational training and retraining for persons residing in the state or area, including related instruction for apprentices; circular letter from American Association of Land-Grant Colleges and State Universities. Correspondents include: Vocational Rehabilitation Division of the State Board of Vocational Education; Oklahoma Education Association; J. B. Perky of the State Board of Vocational Education. F 3: Education (1958).
Chilocco Indian School (Oklahoma) Collection: An Inventory Of The The Collection
Indians of North AmericaEducation (Primary). Boarding schoolsOklahomaChilocco.vocational school studentsOklahomaChilocco
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/ttusw/00158/00158-P.html

Extractions: Main Version Raw XML File (9k) Creator Chilocco Indian School Title: Chilocco Indian School (Oklahoma) Collection, Dates: Abstract: Memorabilia and records from the Chilocco Indian School in Oklahoma. Collection # S 1501.1 Quantity: 1 box (0.2 linear feet) Language English. Repository Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library, Texas Tech University The Chilocco Indian Boarding School in Chilocco, Oklahoma closed its doors in 1980 after 96 years of providing service in vocational education and training to Native Americans from across the U.S. Not only did the campus provide buildings with class rooms but also dormitories for boys and girls. The collection includes the original Chilocco Indian Boarding School's student rosters for the years 1968-1975. It provides such information as student names, grade level, sex, birth date, tribe, name of guardian or parent, community address, and agency. Also includes a 1963 Baccalaureate and Commencement Program, news clippings concerning the history of the school, and a list of former school employees. Please note: Two agencies, the Oklahoma Historical Society (OHS) and U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA, have the largest and most complete holdings on Chilocco Indian Schools. This includes student records. OHS has information at http://www.ok-history.mus.ok.us/res/summaryholdings.htm and can be contacted at 405-522-5225. NARA's website has some information at http://www.archives.gov/facilities/tx/fort_worth/finding_aids/native_american_microfilm.html and can be contact at 1-866-272-6272.
State Profiles Of Public Elementary And Secondary Education, 1996-97 - Oklahoma
oklahoma State Department of Education, 2500 North Lincoln Boulevard, $13919,$21632, vocational and adult education. $10335, $29265, School improvement
http://nces.ed.gov/pubs2000/stateprofiles/state_profiles/oklahoma.asp

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Oklahoma Horseshoeing School
oklahoma Horseshoes School is. LICENSED by the oklahoma Board of Private VocationalSchools; ACCREDITED by oklahoma State Accrediting Agency
http://www.horseshoes.com/schools/okschool/page5/page5.htm

Extractions: Doc's Janie Bar was brought to the Oklohoma Horseshoeing School with severe chronic laminitis. At the time, Janie spent the majority of her time lying down. The coffin bones had rotated through the bottom of her hooves and there was a question of whether she would survive. Janie stayed at OHS for two months for shoeing and treatments. She was sent home sound and reentered the show ring. This picture of Janie back at work, was taken 90 days after she was sent home from Oklahoma horseshoeing school.
Daniel Morgan Vocational School District - South Carolina / SC
Daniel Morgan vocational School District South Carolina / SC. High schools.Daniel Morgan vocational 201 Zion Hill Road, Spartanburg, SC 29307
http://www.greatschools.net/modperl/browse_district/88/sc/

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South Dakota Schools - SD Elementary, Middle And High School Information
East Central MultiDist vocational School School District - South Dakota / SD . North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania
http://www.greatschools.net/modperl/browse_district/193/sd/

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Oklahoma Educational Standards And Accountability Plan
Establish the oklahoma HOPE Scholarship Program for high school students who meetthe Junior College/vocational School 2.75 grade point average,
http://www.oksenate.gov/publications/issue_papers/OK_Educ_Plan.html

Extractions: and Accountability Plan Most people respond to standards and incentives. Incentives are routinely used to encourage desirable behavior. Standards with incentives work in many organizations including business and universities. Because they expect later compensation in money and prestige, ambitious college students strive for academic performance. Students hope to be recruited by a major corporation or for admission to a top graduate or professional school. It seems a good time to raise the question whether incentivized standards can work in schools as they do in much of the rest of society. Some have been disappointed with the results of past educational reforms. Would standards, coupled with incentives work better? Would, for example, schools perform better if they had specific goals and standards to meet? Would state-funded incentives encourage students to take rigorous high school coursework so that college would be partially or completely funded? Isn't it appropriate for schools to be held accountable for their student's success or failure? To hold schools accountable there must be clear and precise standards that each individual school district and then each individual school site must meet. Standards driven reform is an idea that has been sweeping across the nation. Oklahoma attempted to establish the process for standards based reform over 3 years ago. HB 1100 would have required each school site to have specific goals to achieve in the area of test scores, improved attendance, reduced drop-out rate, etc. Unfortunately, the bill was vetoed
The School Of Home Economics And Family Ecology At The Univ. Of Akron
1996 oklahoma vocational Association Summer Conference Tulsa, oklahoma, School of Family and Consumer Sciences, University of Akron, Akron, Ohio
http://www3.uakron.edu/hefe/hefefac/werhan/vita.htm
OK Department Of CareerTech
banner An Orientation to oklahoma CareerTech Education Resources for Businessand Industry Resources and Materials for Educators Site Map
http://www.okvotech.org/
Atlantic County Vocational School -- Education-Portal.com --
Prospective students searching for atlantic county vocational school found thefollowing related articles and links useful.
http://education-portal.com/atlantic_county_vocational_school.html

Extractions: Prospective students searching for atlantic county vocational school found the following related articles and links useful. September 24, 2005 Zip Code: Radius: 100 Miles 90 Miles 80 Miles 70 Miles 60 Miles 50 Miles 40 Miles 30 Miles 20 Miles 10 Miles Prospective students searching for atlantic county vocational school found the following related articles and links useful.
Wfn.org | United Methodist Charter School Opens In Oklahoma City
oklahoma CITY (UMNS) Two United Methodist groups have joined with the oklahomaCity public school system to establish a school for atrisk students.
http://www.wfn.org/2001/11/msg00041.html
School And Training Center Page
Bristol Plymouth vocational Technical School, Taunton, MA Butler County AreavocationalTechnical School, Butler, PA CAD Academy, Sausalito, CA
http://www.cadcard.com/2k_schools.htm

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