Broken Arrow
PRESS RELEASES

• August 2002
• BA schools open brightly on first day
• Sen. Inhofe visits Leisure Park
• Hillman continues winning tradition with Lady Tigers Softball
• Stout continues leadership of BAHS Pride
• Wild Kingdom invades Central Middle
• BAPS staff welcomed to new year
• One million dollars worth of new textbooks for BAPS students
• Lynch receives OSSBA Distinguished Service Award
• BAPS announces August Recognition Winners
• September 2002
• Perryman continues three generations of artists
• Southside 'Success' seminar a major success
• 'Making High School Count' assembly comes to NIHS
• New Communications program under way at BAPS
• Tools for Tomorrow provides growth for teachers
• Football team chooses 'Most Valuable Teachers'
• Partners In Education 'Kick-Off' New School Year
• BA Remembers Sept. 11
• BAHS newspaper undergoes transformation to magazine
• Media specialists present at 'Encyclo-media' seminar
• BA Grad talks physics with NIHS students
• New Stadium is a big winner for Tigers
• October 2002
• Gilbert receives state-wide Rising Star honor
• Kaleidoscope students to have a Shakesperience
• BA Academic Seminar set for Oct. 9
• BAPS announces September Recognition Winners
• Pride wins big at state championship
• BA Academy forms Parent Teacher Student Association
• Rhoades teacher writes Broken Arrow song for Centennial Celebration
• BAPS moves forward after latest state budget cuts
• BA elementary students give 'informance' of 'La Boheme'
• Historical Society donates Centennial books to BAPS
• Lady Tigers win 2nd straight softball state championship
• Hawkins wins state science teaching award
• Park Lane Teacher honored by USA Today
• Big honors for North Intermediate yearbook
• November 2002
• Veterans visit Indian Springs to share heroic stories
• BAPS students' art on display at Centennial Show
• District Champion Tigers honor BAPS teachers, staff
• Centennial Book Bash to purchase books for new library
• BAPS Remembers Veterans, 11/11/02
• D.C. Author sees 'Eagle' book put into motion at Arrow Springs
• Country Lane students learn academic skills with chess
• December 2002
  
• Central staff ready for Centennial move in January
• SIHS students teach dissection to elementary students
  
• BAPS teachers receive National Board Certification
  
• Teacher of the Year nominees honored at breakfast
• Southside students wins drug-free essay contest
• Clow wins Arts Leadership award from Business Circle