Collinsville,
Oklahoma March 25, 2014 Miscellaneous News |
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To All Rogers County Businesses, Public Works, Communities and Organizations:
The Rogers County Election Board is having a County Wide Voter Registration Drive for the Months of April and May. We request, if you have room in your publications or on your websites, that you would help us get the word out help saturate Rogers County with this information.
Is your Voter Registration current? Call 918-341-2965 Or visit www.rogerscountyelectionboard.org Register to Vote before May 30 to vote in June 24th Primary
We welcome any help you can give us to notify eligible Rogers County Citizens about this drive.
Thank You!
Julie Dermody |
Results of the Coweta Golf Tournament |
Zane McElroy. 83 Very tough course and just getting back from spring break did not help very much. Which means we need to get to work on our game. Players have made a commitment to improve. Still believe we are right there with our game with Jake, Zane and Bailey. Hayden, Lane, Seth, Logan, and Patrick will all improve as we get more practice time in. Thanks, Coach Pratt (3/24/2014) |
Cherokee Nation Foundation Accepting Applications for Upcoming ACT Prep and College-Readiness Programs |
Officials
encourage incoming high school juniors and seniors to apply
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. Cherokee Nation Foundation is partnering with local universities to help rising juniors and seniors prepare for college and connect with university representatives from across the nation. This year, we are pleased to partner with Northeastern State University and Oklahoma State University to continue preparing students for success, said Janice Randall, executive director of the Cherokee Nation Foundation. Our programs offer a unique opportunity for students to gain an in-depth look at higher education. CNF is partnering with NSU to host a weeklong college-readiness camp on June 8 at the colleges Tahlequah campus. Participating students will receive 15 hours of intensive ACT prep instruction as well as college workshops focusing on admissions, financial aid and scholarships, essay writing, and time management. An official ACT test will conclude the camp on June 13. NSU and Cherokee Nation Foundation scholarships will provide all food, lodging, materials and testing fees. Applications are accepted for the college-readiness camp at NSU until April 4. CNF is also partnering with OSU to offer the third annual Cherokee College Prep Institute to be held at OSUs Stillwater campus from July 13 18. With a 5-to-1 student-faculty ratio, students will analyze, prepare and complete college applications, identify scholarship opportunities, and explore schools of interest. CCPIs engaging curriculum, developed in cooperation with College Horizons and participating university faculty, includes interactive sessions focusing on ACT strategies, essay writing, interview skills and time management. Applications are accepted for 2014s Cherokee College Prep Institute until March 31. This years participating university faculty include the University of Arkansas, University of Central Arkansas, University of Central Oklahoma, Dartmouth College, Duke University, Northeastern State University, Oklahoma State University, University of Oklahoma, University of Pennsylvania, Rogers State University, Stanford University, University of Illinois at Irbana/Champaign, University of Tulsa, Bacone College and Yale University. Students and families can access online applications for either program at https://cherokeenation.academicworks.com. For more information, contact Cherokee Nation Foundation at (918) 207-0950 or heather.sourjohn@cherokeenationfoundation.org.
About Cherokee Nation Foundation The Cherokee Nation Foundation is a nonprofit organization serving the Cherokee Nation, a federally recognized tribe of more than 300,000 citizens. Its mission is to provide higher education assistance to the Cherokee people and help revitalize the Cherokee language. The foundation is committed to financial transparency and operates in accordance with a board of directors and a Cherokee Nation Tribal Council advisory board. The Cherokee Nation Foundation is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. |
Janice Fields Indian Ed. Director Collinsville Public Schools 1119 W. Broadway Collinsville, OK 74021 (918) 371-5449 Office (918) 371-3286 Fax janicemfields@hotmail.com |
JrHi Wagoner Track Results |
http://www.ohstrack.com/trackresults2014/wagoner31314.pdf Here is the link to the final results from the JH wagoner meet on 3/14/14. All teams competed very well. We feel very strongly about the potential success of our young cardinals! They run next Tuesday the 25th at Tahlequah. Here's the link for start times and order of events. http://www.ohstrack.com/trackinfo2014/tahlequahinfo32514.pdf Cardinal Track Coaches (3/14/2014) |
Collinsville High
Student Council is hosting its annual Blood Drive
Tuesday March 25 from 8am to 3pm in the high school gym. The
community is encouraged to participate and any adult donors will be bumped
to the front of the line as soon as they arrive. Give Blood, Save a Life!
-- Betty L. Gowler (STUCO Advisor) 3/24/2015 |
This event took place earlier today --- moving from the intro page to here just to archive. -- Ted 3/25 |
Pancake & Sausage Breakfast (April 12th) |
My name is Jay W. Robertson. I am a assistant ScoutMaster with Troop 44. We are having our annual fundraiser on April 12 7am-10am. It will be located at the Owasso Masonic Lodge on 76th St N just East of 169. This is an all you can eat pancake and sausage breakfast for $5.00 per person. Special items for $1.00 extra will include special toppings, blueberry, or chocolate chip pancakes upon request. Also, we would like to invite all first responders (police, fire, and EMT) in uniform to come and have a breakfast for free. If you have any questions, please contact me at 918-371-2788. Thank you for your support, Jay W. (3/25/2014) |