Broken Arrow
PRESS RELEASES

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Click HERE for the 2002 Press Releases.

• January 2003
• BAPS announces December Recognition Awards
• Centennial Middle School opens doors
• Three candidates seek BOE Zone 3 post
• Sequoyah Middle School student donates Christmas money for teachers
• Spring Creek teacher helps students discover Martin Luther King Jr.
• NIHS Science Club seeks help for recycling contest
• Charlie's Chicken donates money to Partner In Education school Spring Creek
• New elementary school proposed for Bond Election
• VIP tour shows progress of BAPS education to community
• BAPS announces Top 3 finalists for Teacher of the Year
• No School Feb. 12 for Education Rally
• Bond issue calls for Instructional Managment Technology
• BAPS seeing results with budget reductions
• Indian Springs teachers create 'Mozart & Monet' apprentice award
• Fourth grader wins district spelling bee
• Bond election includes textbooks, instructional equipment
• February 2003
• Window on Wildlife Week a success
• BA community can help with BAPS budget crunch
• National Counselors Week honors helping hands
• Columbia shuttle tragedy hits close to home for BAPS teachers
• Moore named BAPS Teacher of the Year 2003
• Centennial penny drive to benefit deployed GI's
• BA passes school bond election issues
• Broken Arrow educators participate in rally
• New state CareerTech director visits BAPS
• Shoemaker to leave BAPS Superintendent position
• BAPS recommending middle school boundary changes for 2003-04
• 2003-2004 School Year Calendar selected
• Summer School enrollment information announced
• Foundation delivers record-setting grants to BAPS teachers
• 'Broken Arrow!' musical celebrates 100 years of history
• March 2003
• BAPS announces February Recognition Awards
• Read Across Broken Arrow a success
• BAPS students dominate History Day
• BAPS 'values' McDonald's contribution
• Board votes against new boundary proposal
• Sisney named new Superintendent of BAPS
• BAPS snow day make-up plans announced
• BAPS announces March Recognition Awards
• April 2003
• Central Middle School named National Historic Place
• Board of Education welcomes Smithwick
• BA graduate selected as Truman Scholar
• BA assistant coach wins national awards
• Legislature Pact helps BAPS budget situation
• BAPS website honored
• Duke Talent Search shows BAPS excellence
• Theatre camp keeps kids learning during summer
• National Latin Exam winners spring from BAPS
• Senior photo process to change
• New superintendent welcomed at reception
• Patriotic rally shows community, school unity
• BAPS to host Camp Invention
• Senior High to hold Blood Drive
• Mariachi of Tulsa coming to Rhoades
• Gregorio receives state-wide administrator honor
• 'Scapino!' brings laughs to NIHS Auditorium
• Grant recipients honored at reception
• Larkin Bailey donates funds to BAPS
• National PTA honors Arrowhead Elementary
• Haskell student shows patriotism by requesting new school flag
• May 2003
• Board approves budget reductions for fiscal year '04
• April, May Recognition Winners announced
• Groundbreaking held for new elementary school
• Ennis chosen for Washington, D.C., trip
• Board votes to close Southside early
• JUNE 2003
• BAPS child nutrition director gains national recognition
• BAPS Media Centers receives donations from Zarrow Foundation
• JULY 2003
• BAPS Transportation increasing efficiency in 2003-2004
• Stout announces retirement
• BA PTA units receive state honors