McALESTER —
Krebs resident Jeremy D. Lalli has earned a bachelor’s degree in applied ministry: pastoral from Oklahoma Baptist University.
Spring commencement was held May 11 at the university.
Lalli graduated with the scholastic predicate cum laude for maintaining at least a 3.40 grade point average.
Schools
May 19, 2012
Bachelor’s degree conferred for Krebs student
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Celebration
Students at Jefferson Early Childhood Center celebrate the last day of school Thursday.
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Good Bye
Students and teachers look on at the unofficial mascot of Jefferson Early Childhood Center, “Chippy” the squirrel Thursday morning.
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Puterbaugh
Puterbaugh Middle School has announced the 2012-2013 Puterbaugh Middle School Students of the Year.
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May's McAlester Schools Board of Education meeting
Photo opportunities, smiles, hugs and some well wishes circulated before the McAlester Schools Board of Education meeting, Monday evening, at a reception to bid fair well to 13 retiring educators and school employees.
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Limbo
Emerson Elementary student Hayden Buxton, center, shows off his limbo skills to some of his third grade classmates Monday.
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Rail Ride
McAlester elementary students were treated to a train ride Thursday by AOK Railway.
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Hubbard Honored
The Oklahoma City Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and Oklahoma Council of Economic Education awarded Preston Hubbard as an Outstanding Economics Student at a recent ceremony held at the Oklahoma City Branch in downtown Oklahoma City.
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The connection between breakfast and academic achievement
Most people know it's hard for children to pay attention in school without eating breakfast. But now a team of researchers has found out why that is.
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Frink Chambers Science Fair
Ashley Lovell, right, amazes classmates gathered at the Frink-Chambers Science Fair Thursday morning.
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Graduated
Braqualyn Moye, left, checks out his Preschool Diploma as fellow Jefferson Early Childhood Center student Drake Reed looks on Monday night at S. Arch Thompson Auditorium during graduation JECC ceremonies.
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