NSU Honor
Rolls (Fall 2016) |
For
Immediate Release
Jan.
23, 2017
Area
students named to NSU President's
Honor Roll for fall 2016 semester
Northeastern
State University is pleased to announce that 555 students
met the criteria to be named to the Presidents Honor
Roll for the fall 2016 semester. Students are named to the
Presidents Honor Roll each semester, and to be eligible,
students must have completed at least 12 hours of undergraduate
classes with a 4.0 grade average.
Those
named to the fall 2016 Presidents Honor Roll are:
From
Collinsville:
Caputo,
Elizabeth
Doyle,
Jordan
Goins,
Mercedes
Thomason,
Paige
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Jan
23 -
Area students named to NSU Deans
Honor Roll for fall 2016 semester
Northeastern
State University is pleased to announce that 830 students
met the criteria to be named to the Deans Honor Roll
for the fall 2016 semester. Students are named to the Deans
Honor Roll each semester, and to be eligible, students must
have completed at least 12 hours of undergraduate classes
with a 3.5 grade point average, with no grades below a B.
Those
named to the fall 2016 Deans Honor Roll are:
From
Collinsville:
LeCrone,
Ryan
Wheeler,
Kyrston
Keim,
Shane
Buss,
Kody
Proffitt,
Casey
Vahchuama,
Chiming
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FREE,
COMMUNITY APPRECIATION, PANCAKE BREAKFAST!
Saturday,
February 4th, 8am-11am
The Main Street Mission
927 W Main (corner of 10th & Main)
Cville, OK
Join
us for pancakes, bacon, juice, and coffee.
Everyone is INVITED!
--
Thank you, Arlin and Holly Stacy
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We have some
great events at the library this month. Please help us spread
the word.
Family Night at the Library on Thursday, February 2 from 6-7:30
pm - Make and take Valentine Day crafts. All supplies will be provided.
For all ages.
Sukikyo! Anime Club on Wednesday, February 8 from 3:30-5 pm
Learn the art of Paper Quilling. For ages 12-18.
After School
Teen Time on Wednesday, February 22 from 3:30-4:30 pm Join
us for Valentine Day crafts and a movie. For ages 10-18.
-- Robin Bushyhead
-- Teen Library Associate -- Collinsville Library -- 918-549-7528
1/30/2017 |
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OKLAHOMA
CARDINALS (BASEBALL)
9U KID PITCH COMPETITIVE TEAM
MUST NOT BE OLDER THAN 9YRS OLD BY MAY 1ST OF 2017
We are looking to add 1-3 players for the 2017 spring baseball season,
if interested please contact one of the coaches listed below.
COACHES; TANNER GARRETT : 918-724-0856
ISAAC HOLLY : 918-346-9080
Season games will be played in Collinsville. Our season games will
be considered a practice. We will be playing approximately 35-45
games (Season + Tournaments) for the year not including the State
Tournament. |
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FFA
Shell-less Egg Hatching Experiment Continues ... |
From
Collinsville FFA chapter. Quail Egg Embryo at day 7.
Katsy Smalygo,
Collinsville FFA President.
-- 1/31/2017 |
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https://youtu.be/q2SXPFPP0Ls
Here is the YouTube link to the 8 day video for the quail egg
Thanks,
Katsy Smalygo,
Collinsville FFA President. -1/31/2017
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Sen. Dossett
takes on school testing issues with legislation filed for 2017 session |
Immediate
Release: February 1, 2017
Until the
2016 legislative session, Sen. J.J. Dossett was a classroom teacher
at Owasso High School. The issues he hoped to address in the Legislature
included eliminating unnecessary testing and the issue of high-stakes
testing. Dossett, D-Owasso, said he was pleased with the passage
of legislation last year eliminating state-mandated End of Instruction
(EOI) exams, but said one unnecessary assessment test that isnt
required by the federal government remains on the bookshes
seeking to eliminate that state-mandated test with Senate Bill
2.
Oklahoma
continues to require schools to administer an assessment in U.S.
history once sometime from the 9th through 12th grades,
Dossett said. This test simply isnt needed. Schools
are still going to teach U.S. History, and just like every other
class, students will take tests in the subject that will measure
how well theyre learning the subject material. This just
eliminates an unnecessary test and gives more time to teachers
to teach and more times for students to learn. Its a positive
thing we can do for teachers and students that wont cost
anyone a dime.
Dossett has
also filed Senate Bill 123 which would modify the Reading Sufficiency
Act. The measure would eliminate the required retention component
for third graders who are found not to be reading at grade level.
It would keep in place the remediation and supports put in place
in the last few years. The bill also retains the Student Reading
Proficiency Team. These teams were created to develop individualized
remediation plans for first, second and third graders who are
not reading at grade level as well as third graders who take the
statewide assessment and were found to be reading below grade
level.
I agree
with the concept of making sure Oklahoma students have the fundamental
reading skills they need to learn and succeed, Dossett said.
But Ive always had an issue with the idea of a high
stakes test that may not even reflect a childs actual knowledge
or ability and could inadvertently cause far more harm for the
student than anticipated. Furthermore, if you are waiting until
the third grade, its really too late. The emphasis needs
to be on identifying and assisting children who arent reading
at grade level sooner and getting them the support they need to
get them up to speed. Thats what I hope to accomplish with
my legislation.
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