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SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS SCHOOL PUSHED FOR OKLAHOMA CITY
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The Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics and its potential
enrollment of 300 students, would find a welcome haven in Oklahoma
City, according to Ann Ackerman, a math professor who chairs a
committee that hopes the school will be set up in Oklahoma City.
The school, which is still on the drawing board, was conceived
of as a public, residential, college preparatory school which
particularly promising students of math and science could attend.
The concept has the approval of the...
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School laptops taken: Crime: South Oklahoma City school is targeted repeatedly by thieves.
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; ... Most of the items stolen over the past year were bought with MAPS for Kids technology money. Added to other property and equipment ... trash containers. Voters five years ago passed the one-cent MAPS for Kids sales tax to improve Oklahoma City schools like Coolidge ... most of the equipment stolen from the school ...
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New Oklahoma City Chamber Leader Hails Nation's Opportunities.
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; ... Oklahoman Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 14--With a massive American flag in ... Oklahoma. The passage of right to work and MAPS for Kids, the $700-million school rebuilding ... City to give a speech in April 1995 when news broke about the Oklahoma City bombing ... Distributed by Knight ...
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In search of a brand, Greater Oklahoma City Chamber members go to Nashville
THE JOURNAL RECORD
; ... badly needed, district infrastructure renovation. Even though Oklahoma City's public school district is in the middle of its own MAPS for Kids tax- funded projects, support can dissipate quickly. They are really worried about their K-12 system and the public ...
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Oklahoma City Program Offers Job Skills to Kids.(Brief Article)
Nation's Cities Weekly
; City Agencies Collaborate on YouthBuild Project Oklahoma City recently received a $400,000 federal grant to fund a YouthBuild program, the city's second YouthBuild grant in recent years. Two city agencies, the Office of Workforce Development and the Neighborhood Services Department, are
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2003 Woman of the Year Nominee, Ann Ackerman, Oklahoma City Community College
THE JOURNAL RECORD
; ... National Association for Community Leadership's Distinguished Leadership Award, the Oklahoma Hospitality Club's Ladies in the News, and the South Oklahoma City Chamber's Outstanding Citizen Award. She has been listed in Who's Who of American Women, Who's Who ...
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