Members of the Canadian FFA chapter attended a leadership conference on Dec. 1 hosted by the Roland FFA chapter. This conference provided members with the chance to develop and refine skills that will create a lifetime of leadership.
Teaching the four workshops were four Oklahoma state FFA officers. Workshops ranged from FFA opportunities to overcoming obstacles. Students worked in small groups to solve challenges, have discussions, and learn leader success.
“It was a great opportunity to work with the state officers and students from other FFA chapters,” said Robyn Mitchell, Canadian FFA treasurer. “I learned a lot of great ideas to bring back to our chapter.”
For more local school news, see Sunday's edition of the McAlester News-Capital.
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Canadian FFA attends session
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City council conveys $700,000 to McAlester Public Schools
Students at McAlester schools who’ve experienced water dripping into their classrooms whenever it rains can now expect relief in the form of new roofs.
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Unoffiicial winners declared in school board races; Crowder bond issue passes
Mike Sossamon won the Tuesday election for Office No. 2 on the McAlester School Board, according to unofficial election results.
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Council to look again at releasing $700,000 to McAlester Public Schools
City councilors are expected to take a look at a proposed memorandum of understanding between the city and McAlester Public Schools that could send $700,000 into the school coffers.
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School elections set Tuesday in McAlester and other school districts
School elections are set for Tuesday in four school districts in Pittsburg County, with the county election board also assisting with a race in neighboring Pushmataha County.
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McAlester New-Capital's junior reporters tell all
Globe-trotting, from McAlester to Japan
On Feb. 6, I had the pleasure of meeting two of the Harlem Globetrotters. Handles, who is 6’ 1,” wasn’t very tall compared to Stretch, who is 7’ 2”. ...
Living the dream
On Monday, the Harlem Globetrotters came to McAlester to play some basketball. Before the game, I had the honor to interview center “Stretch” Middleton and guard “Handles” Franklin. ...
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KTC set for Open House at McAlester Campus
With the McAlester Campus of Kiamichi Technology Center celebrating an open house Wednesday, administrators are hoping visitors will include a select group — tenth grade students and their parents.
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Electric Classroom
Damaged roof ruined ceiling tiles, exposing electric wires above Puterbaugh students’ heads while they attend class.
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“Scared Straight” in Hartshorne
Hartshorne junior high and high school students attended an assembly Tuesday in their school auditorium put together by personnel from the Pittsburg County Sheriffs Office.
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KTC McAlester Campus sets open house
It’s that time of year again, when the Kiamichi Technology Center celebrates Career Tech Month with an open house on its McAlester Campus.
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McAlester Public Schools receive increase in allocation amount from state
At Monday’s McAlester School Board meeting, Superintendent Tom Condict anounced that the school’s allocation amount from state funding has increased by $427,153.
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