Glenpool Public Schools

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Glenpool District Indian Education Programs


Toni Factor	John Skeeter	Jennifer Meyers	Angela Jackson
Indian Education Director	Muscogee Language - Culture Teacher	Reading Specialist - Indian Education Teacher	Program Secretary - Instructional Assistant
918-322-9500 x568	918-322-9500	918-322-9500	918-322-9500 x560

Congratulations to the following students who applies for and were selected for the Oklahoma Indian Student Honor Society. To be eligible, students must maintain a 3.9 or above grade point average. We had a large number of students that were selected from Glenpool and we would like for them to receive the recognition they deserve.

Rachel Bowling	Silas Carney	Noah Despain
Augustus Edwards	Mike Edwards	Sarah Golliday
Ashton Gorbet	Jacob Harris	Kobe Hill
Hannah Holmes	Abbigail Kilgore	Connor Leach
Canon Lee	Trista McCool	Cade McCall
Jadyn Randall	Connor Rice
Avary McCall - Graduate	Kortney Morris - Graduate	Kendra Miller - Graduate

3D Printer Donation

Glenpool Indian Education is so thankful for Dr. Eric Brown and Dr. Monte Randall who graciously donated a Dremel Digilab 3D printer to the NASA STEM program. Students are already generating project ideas. This donation will challenge our students to discover, create, experiment and much more.

Johnson O'Malley Exemplary Program of the Year!

19 POINTS ABOVE AVERAGE

Oklahoma's American Indian students continue to lead the nation in math and reading scores. A national study shows significant gains in reading for Oklahoma fourth-graders, who scored 19 points above the national average. To read the story, click here.

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Native American Day

Glenpool NASA was invited to participate in the 3rd Annual Native American Day in Tulsa. Student listened to speeches from various Chiefs from around Oklahoma and the mayor of Tulsa, walked in the parade, viewed arts and crafts, and watched the various Native

dancing demonstrations held on the Guthrie Green. it was a great day of learning!

Look What We've Been Doing...

Arctic Region Robots

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Arctic Robots

The elementary completed a unit on the Arctic region. Students used robots to replicate the dog sleds that Native Americans would have utilized for travel in the Arctic. They were given resources to create their sleds and were also encouraged to add to them by foraging outside the classroom for supplies. Then students competed to see who had the fastest sled and whose could hold the most weight.

NASA Officers 2019-2020

President
Jadyn Randall
Vice President
SeAnna Gray
MS Representatives
Emma Lee
Hailey Isbell
EL Representatives:
Hayden Meyers
Raelene Merrill

IEC Committee

Chairperson:
Tricia Alexander
Vice-Chair:
Lauren Randall
Secretary:
Teresa Runnels
Members:
Buffalo Hill
Heather Colbert