21. Oklahoma City Public Schools The oklahoma City Public schools alternative Education Programs include The About Face Academy, Dunjee Academy, Emerson, Gateway Academy, SAVE, and SeeWorth http://www.okcps.k12.ok.us/eservices/alternative.htm

Curriculum/Instruction Extended Education Services Alternative Education JROTC ... GEAR UP Alternative Education The Defining Factor In Young Lives Oklahoma City Public Schools believes in providing a quality education to every student. However, the district realizes regular classroom settings may not meet the needs of every student. Alternative Education provides students with unique situations and open avenues for continuing their education while addressing their unique needs. The core subjects taught through the alternative programs are math, social studies, language arts, and science. Admissions: Dress code: As with many Oklahoma City Public Schools, students attending an alternative education program may be required to wear a uniform or follow a strict dress code. Uniforms and dress codes are not a punishment but a way of neutralizing the environment to maximize learning. Re-entry to home school: The goal of all alternative education programs is the successful return of students to their home school. However, the District does not send students back before they are ready or have a strong possibility of failing in that environment.

22. Oklahoma City Public Schools Emerson alternative School is bragging about the high honor bestowed on their Jefferson Middle School and oklahoma City University (OCU) appreciate the http://www.okcps.k12.ok.us/news/brag.htm

News Releases Things To Brag About Things To Brag About Notice: Bragging Rights in now available in a printable PDF format. Click here November 16, 2000 Prep Work Preparation never ends for school nurse Carolyn Curry. This summer she was accepted to the 2000 Masters of Disaster Training. Now, the students at four elementary schools in the District will have an exceptionally well-trained adult capable of handling most crisis situations. Better than Dessert More than 600 parents, students and family members were invited to Western Village Charter Elementary’s Family Night where they shared a free Olive Garden dinner and a good book. After dinner, students and families went into classrooms to read. To encourage continued reading each student received a free book to take home. Recognizing Discovery The National Association of Biology Teachers has recognized, the administrator of the Discovery Science Program, Dr. Stephen S. Hull, at the Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center for all his hard work with District students at Capitol Hill High School, Northwest Classen High School, Classen School of Advanced Studies and Northeast Academy of Health Sciences and Engineering. United Effort Jefferson Middle School took to the airwaves with a promotional television ad they produced to announce their lunch time coin drive for the United Way. Their efforts were successful. They raised more than $51 for the charity. Way to go Jefferson!

23. Oklahoma Public & Private School Listings - Ok School Information alternative schools. Military schools Christian schools Boarding schools Military schools Private schools Educational Group Homes http://educationseek.com/schools/USA/OK/

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24. Web Sites Related To The Alternative Schools Research Project alternative schools Project A Study of Policies, Practices, The oklahoma Technical Assistance Center (OTAC) serves oklahoma school districts by http://ici.umn.edu/alternativeschools/links/default.html

Related Web Sites The Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) CEC is the largest international professional organization dedicated to improving educational outcomes for individuals with exceptionalities, students with disabilities, and/or the gifted. CEC advocates for appropriate governmental policies, sets professional standards, provides continual professional development, advocates for newly and historically underserved individuals with exceptionalities, and helps professionals obtain conditions and resources necessary for effective professional practice. Center for Research on the Education of Students Placed At Risk The mission of the Center for Research on the Education of Students Placed At Risk (CRESPAR) is to conduct research, development, evaluation, and dissemination needed to transform schooling for students placed at-risk. Education Commission of the States (ECS) IDEA 1997 The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) is the law that guarantees all children with disabilities access to a free and appropriate public education. The IDEA 97 homepage has new and in depth information regarding IDEA 97. International Association of Learning Alternatives (IALA) IALA strives to lead, promote and support innovative learning experiences. Their Web site has information on conferences offering professional growth, technical support and dissemination of best practices and resources. IALA also has a listserv where participants can communicate with each other.

25. I Need A GED Altus Public schools, (580) 4812134. Alva (NW oklahoma State University), (580) 327-8406 Guymon Public schools, alternative School, (580) 468-1300 http://www.oklahomacounty.org/TGA/JobSeeker/INeedAGED.htm

Business Services Job Seeker Social Services Partner Services ... Home What If I Need A GED? In Oklahoma , one out of four adults over the age of 25 has not finished high school, according to the 1990 U.S. Census. This statistic may mean that a large number of adults are unprepared for the demands placed upon them as workers, family members and citizens. Also, these adults may not have the full range of economic, social and personal options that are open to Oklahomans with higher levels of literacy skills. The Lifelong Learning Section of the State Department of Education offers a number of programs to provide undereducated adults the opportunity to become fully participating workers, parents and citizens. Adult Basic Education (ABE) and literacy classes are provided for adults who need literacy and basic skills instruction in reading, writing, mathematics, life skills and job readiness. Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Through a contract with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, the local ABE programs provide literacy, basic skills, job readiness, life skills and GED preparation classes for TANF clients statewide. These classes meet the work activity requirement for TANF recipients which allows them to retain their welfare assistance grants while learning the basic literacy and job readiness skills needed to secure long-term employment. General Educational Development (GED) In addition to basic skills instruction, adults receive instruction to prepare them to pass the GED tests. Passing the GED tests qualifies adults to receive a Certificate of High School Equivalency. Pre-GED instruction is also available for those adults functioning at or below the 8th grade level.

26. Untitled Document The Academy of Success and alternative High School require an Thanks to the oklahoma Arts Council and the Tahlequah Public schools Foundation grants, http://www.tahlequah.k12.ok.us/~tiger1/altschool/superintendentscorner.htm

Superintendent's Corner Submitted by Sheryl Ridenour March 9, 2003 Tahlequah Alternative education is very please to serve many students in our county. For most people the term alternative education has either a negative meaning, or often as not , no meaning at all. The most direct definition for alternative education in Oklahoma is programs that "keep kids in school." It is not acceptable or wise for our community's future if any of our youth "slip through the cracks." On May 23rd Tahlequah Alternative Education programs combined will see approximately 35 students walk across the graduation stage with their fellow seniors. It is very important to realize they would not have been able to do this without alternative education. You may ask why they can't just go to school like you or I did. Today's society provides many opportunities for students to get off track or feel defeated and lose hope. The program offered by Tahlequah Public Schools serve our Junior High School and Senior High School, as well as, Hulbert, Keys, Briggs, and Grandview schools through our cooperative agreement sanctioned by the State Department of Education. Alternative education is for students that need something beyond the typical curriculum and assessment that is focus of traditional school programs. This does not mean one is better that the other, just a different approach to attain the goal of educating students.

27. Muskogee Public Schools - MPSI20 - Muskogee, Oklahoma Muskogee alternative Program 600 Altamont Muskogee, oklahoma 74401 Phone (918) 6843705 Fax (918) 684-3706 Kimberly Fleak, Program Director http://www.mpsi20.org/alternative.php

Sep. 24, 2005 01:18 pm Home Calendar Contact Us Site Map ... Contact Us Muskogee Alternative Program The mission of the Muskogee Alternative Program is to provide opportunities of success to all students through alternative education and counseling. Special emphasis will be placed on increasing the literacy and math skills of all students in an effort to empower them to reintegrate into the social and educational mainstream as successful young adults. More Information Click the following links to find out more information about the Muskogee Alternative Program: Job Opportunities Muskogee Alternative Program web site Mailing Address and Phone Number Muskogee Alternative Program 600 Altamont Muskogee, Oklahoma 74401 Phone: (918) 684-3705 Fax: (918) 684-3706 Kimberly Fleak, Program Director Home Calendar Contact Us Site Map Upcoming Events: State Department P.A.S.S Parent Resources Groupwise Access ... Site Map

28. Massage Therapy Schools And Massage Schools In Oklahoma Massage Therapy schools and Massage schools in oklahoma. Use our Find a School feature to find all kinds of alternative medicine schools. http://www.naturalhealers.com/search/Oklahoma/massage/

Massage Therapy Schools and Massage Schools in Oklahoma massage Schools Oklahoma Heritage College - Oklahoma City - Oklahoma City Whether your career goal is to travel the world on a cruise ship, work for yourself in your own home or work for doctors, clinics, hospitals or spas, Massage Therapy can change your life for the better. More... American Institute of Allied Health - Zero in on campus in Lewisville, TX, South of the OK border If you are looking for an exciting, rewarding career where you can help and care for other people, then you need to look no further. More... Show all schools Massage Therapy Schools and Massage Schools

29. "The Arts In Alternative Education - Part 2" By Alice Lovelace - In Motion Magaz oklahoma City, oklahoma Alice Lovelace Students who end up in our alternative schools know that the current system does not work. They did not fail, http://www.inmotionmagazine.com/alted2.html

The Arts in Alternative Education Part 2 - Who Ends Up In Alternative Education? by Alice Lovelace Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Part 2 Who Ends Up In Alternative Education? In The Alternative Teaching Mode: Dialogue Is Essential Part 3 The Multiple Paths To Knowing Part 1 - Introduction What is Identity? This article was delivered as a keynote speech at the 1998 Fall Conference: Expressive Arts in Alternative Education footnotes and references are available in a separate browser window - click on footnote numbers throughout text. Who Ends Up In Alternative Education Overwhelmingly alternative education students are black males, students with independent streaks, students with leadership qualities who often use these qualities for their own ends, and students who see themselves as possessing a multidimensional identity. The adventuresome, opinionated, assertive student who refuses to be pigeonholed. Many of these students have difficulties that include: behavior problems; adjustment difficulties, poor peer interaction, difficulty with authority figures, poor motivation, insecurity and a lack of self-confidence, talk too much or talk too little, are disruptive, destructive, aggressive, and many are chronically irritable/depressed/angry. Can you hear them in this poem (by Jhan Jackson): My Generation My generation is confused.

30. OSU Accomplishments: Report To The OSU/A&M Regents blue box Almost 400 students from oklahoma City area high schools attended from nearly 120 oklahoma high schools, middle schools, alternative schools http://osu.okstate.edu/osuaccomplishments/vol2/v2n2/cnews.html

@import url("../../assets/styles/sophisto.css"); Institutional News Faculty and Staff News All-Campus News OSU Student News (1.02 MB) All-Campus News President and Mrs. Gary Trennepohl will host first Tailgate Party on Oct. 25 to support student scholarships through the OSU Foundation. The Rangeland Ecology and Management Program in the OSU Department of Plant and Soil Sciences will receive a $250,000 grant to help ranchers and landowners in northwestern Oklahoma restore more than 40,000 acres of habitat for High Plains at-risk species, such at the lesser prairie chicken. The annual High School Math Contest, supervised by Lisa Mantini, attracted 619 high school students from around the state. The 26th annual Career Horizons in the College of Human Environmental Sciences brought more than 340 high school juniors and seniors from 25 schools to the OSU campus. OSU-Tulsa The OSU Symphony Orchestra, The OSU-Stillwater English Department held its third annual Cimarron Literary Festival that featured award-winning fiction writer Catherine Brady.

31. Congressman John Sullivan - Oklahoma's First District Congressman John Sullivan Proudly Serving oklahoma s First District This provision encourages schools to take advantage of alternative education http://sullivan.house.gov/issues_education.shtml

Skip Navigation Washington DC 114 Cannon House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 Phone: 202 225-2211 Fax: 202 225-9187 Tulsa 5727 South Lewis Suite #520 Tulsa, OK 74105 Phone:(918) 749-0014 Fax:(918) 749-0781 Bartlesville 401 South Johnstone #348 Bartlesville, OK 74003 Phone:(918) 336-6500 Fax:(918) 337-4196 Proudly Serving The First District Of Oklahoma Key Issues Education Education funding and opportunities for students is one of my top priorities. It is one of the main "vertebrae" in the backbone of economic development. We must ensure that our nation’s education system is beyond comparison. We must also ensure that every student is afforded the opportunity to achieve his or her own educational goals, that parental rights are protected, and that taxpayer dollars are used responsibly. I.D.E.A. Discipline Provisions in H.R. 1350, The Improving Education Results for Children with Disabilities Act On April 30, 2003, the House passed H.R. 1350, the Improving Education Results for Children with Disabilities Act which significantly renews and reauthorizes the nation’s special education law, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). While this legislation has received unprecedented support from educators across the nation, those responsible for the critical task of educating children with special needs, there has been concern regarding the discipline provisions included in the bill to streamline confusing policy and improve school safety. Below are important points regarding common concerns related to the discipline provisions in the bill, and the facts to clear up confusion and misconceptions.

32. Congressman John Sullivan - Oklahoma's First District This provision encourages schools to take advantage of alternative education oklahoma 2424 East 21st Street 510 Tulsa, OK 74114 Phone(918) 7490014 http://sullivan.house.gov/issues_education.html

Home Biography Contact Constituent Services ... Students Contact Links Email Newsletter Online Contact Form Appointment Request Legislative Search By Bill Number: By Word or Phrase: Powered By THOMAS Education funding and opportunities for students is one of my top priorities. It is one of the main "vertebrae" in the backbone of economic development. We must ensure that our nation’s education system is beyond comparison. We must also ensure that every student is afforded the opportunity to achieve his or her own educational goals, that parental rights are protected, and that taxpayer dollars are used responsibly. I.D.E.A. Discipline Provisions in H.R. 1350, The Improving Education Results for Children with Disabilities Act On April 30, 2003, the House passed H.R. 1350, the Improving Education Results for Children with Disabilities Act which significantly renews and reauthorizes the nation’s special education law, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). While this legislation has received unprecedented support from educators across the nation, those responsible for the critical task of educating children with special needs, there has been concern regarding the discipline provisions included in the bill to streamline confusing policy and improve school safety. Below are important points regarding common concerns related to the discipline provisions in the bill, and the facts to clear up confusion and misconceptions.

33. Oklahoma City: Education Parenting Classes The parent education program is designed to teach alternative skills in the the office and at many of the area schools including the alternative School. http://oklahomacity.babyzone.com/parentresources.asp?type=Education: Parenting C

34. Oklahoma City: Health And Fitness Pre TriCity is the only treatment agency serving rural eastern oklahoma County the office and at many of the area schools including the alternative School. http://oklahomacity.babyzone.com/parentresources.asp?type=Health and Fitness: Pr

35. Oklahoma (OK) High Schools This is a list of high schools located in oklahoma (OK). Click below to see which particular classmates are listed Bartlesville alternative High School http://static.namesdatabase.com/OK.html

Oklahoma (OK) High Schools This is a list of high schools located in Oklahoma (OK). Click below to see which particular classmates are listed in The Names Database Achille: Achille Public School Achille: Homeschooled in Achille Achille: Ps Achille ... Next -> About this page The Names Database at NamesDatabase.com lists over one hundred and twenty thousand (120,000) distinct high schools in the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. High schools from other countries are in the process of being listed. Members can register their high school information to reconnect and reunite with old friends and high school classmates. Members can also use other secure and private people search tools unrelated to high school classmates. This static content lets you preview which high schools are currently listed. To become a member, simply click on The Names Database link at the top of this page, and begin by entering your information on the sign up page. Your use of this Web site is subject to these

36. Oklahoma Council Of Public Affairs If a student transfers from a government school to a private alternative, oklahoma’s governmentrun schools are leaving too many children behind. http://www.ocpathink.org/ViewPerspectiveEdition.asp?ID=54

37. Oklahoma Council Of Public Affairs The evidence suggests that schools have the same distribution of to take their general education tax dollars to an alternative school of choice. http://www.ocpathink.org/ViewPerspectiveStory.asp?ID=207

38. Zone 2 Pawhuska Public schools Robert Schornick 621 E. 15th Pawhuska, oklahoma 74056 Fax 918287-1236. Position alternative SCHOOL DIRECTOR/ TEACHER http://www.oklahomateachingjobs.org/zone2_c10.htm

Zone 2 Classified Support / Other Updated: Newer postings will appear at the top of each category. Classified Support / Other Position: 6TH GRADE TEACHER Posted: 6/23/2005 Description: 6th grade classroom teacher. Well will departmentalize Other: Send resume, transcript and copy of certificate to the contact person listed below. Contact Information: Hominy Public School Russell Hull 200 S. Pettit Hominy, Oklahoma 74035 Telephone: 918-885-6511 Fax: 918-885-2538 Position: HIGH SCHOOL MEDIA SPECIALIST Posted: 3/4/2005 Description: High school librarian. Experience with technology a plus but no required. Contact Information: Ketchum Public School Mark Alexander Box 720 Ketchum, Oklahoma 74349 Telephone: 918-782-3241 Fax: 918-782-9018 Position: ALTERNATIVE TEACHER Posted: 1/26/2005 Description: Back on Track-Alternative Program Middle School level Other: February 1, 2005 Contact Information: Bartlesville Public Schools Shelby Paul 1100 S. Jennings Bartlesville, Oklahoma 74003

39. A Description Of Speak Outs In Oklahoma Prisons Given the size of audiences in the speak outs held at schools and at other Taking the 10year-old offender to jail An alternative to scared straight. http://www.doc.state.ok.us/DOCS/Ocjrc/Ocjrc96/Ocjrc123.htm

A Description of Speak Outs in Oklahoma Prisons by Philip D. Holley Dennis Brewster Abstract INTRODUCTION In the mid-1970s, a group of lifers at Rahway (New Jersey) State Prison began the "Juvenile Awareness Program." It was designed to bring juveniles in trouble with the justice system into a prison setting and let them "see" prison first hand. The experience included subjecting the youth to explicit and sexually graphic language, swearing, and threats. Although similar programs, some with less threatening approaches, had been in place at other prisons in other states from the previous decade, that program received acclaim for its reported success, later dramatically portrayed nationally in the documentary, "Scared Straight!" Criticism of the confrontational style and challenges to the reported high success rates were soon voiced (Finckenauer, 1982). Discredited as a panacea, the controversy led to dramatic changes in those programs. Even though significantly affected by the controversy, the programs would not and did not die. Today there appears to be public misunderstanding regarding the continuation of confrontational programs, as well as controversy regarding their benefits. However, strong support for military-style, boot camp programs has certainly existed in many states, and especially in Oklahoma (Holley & Wright, 1994). Even today, scare tactics connected to harsh punishment are not unknown in parent-child discipline as well as in society's effort to maintain social control. Many have believed that "iron therapy" has been effective (Ervin, 1996, p. A-9). While inmate- and prison-based prevention programs have by no means considered panaceas, they have continued to serve as weapons in society's arsenal in the fight against crime.

40. The Enid News & Eagle Progress Edition Public schools for 26 years, poses in her office at Lincoln alternative School. oklahoma was the first state to mandate the education in schools. http://progress.enidnews.com/story.php?story_id=208&c=f17

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