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PRESS RELEASES

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Spring 2004 Press Releases

• January 2004
• District to survey students
• James receives award for work in Special Education
• Grubb one of six chosen in multi-state special award
• CSI Broken Arrow: Window on Forensics Week 2004
• Board sets Bond Election date for March 9
• BAHS senior scores perfect on ACT
• Chinese delegates set up sister school for senior high
• January is Board of Education Recognition Month
• 2003 Bond projects nearly complete
• Dobbs makes sure MLK memory lives on
• Teacher of the Year nominees narrowed to Top 3
• Opinions sough for 2004-2005 school year calendar
• Elementary school gymnasiums part of 2004 Bond
• New Alumni Association president has big goals
• February 2004
• Myers speaks at Rhoades Family Literacy Night
• January Recognition Awards announced
• Lisa Wingo selected as BAPS 2004 Teacher of the Year
• Bond dollars help out BAPS Transportation
• BAPS hopes to eliminate portables with 2004 Bond Election
• Read Across Broken Arrow coming March 2
• Students learn from 'pros' at Community Leadership
• Proposed indoor facility part of 2004 Bond Election
• Foudantion delivers record-setting grants to BAPS teachers
• VIP Tour educates BAPS patrons
• Reck choral piece published, takes orchestras to state capitol
• Performing Arts Center part of Bond Issue Election
• Flippo Re-elected to Board of Education
• Whitson named new head football coach
• March 2004
• Academy receives medal from Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence
• Four BAHS students named Academic All-State Scholars
• Hillman named Best Softball Coach in Nation
• February Recognition Awards announced
• Max Smith to serve as Board of Education president
• Voters approve Bond Issue
• BAPS Teachers named to Who's Who List
• Indian Springs visits Exchange City on Historic Day
• NIHS, Park Lane school improvements draw rave reviews
• One last goodbye for Southside planned
• New Name, Same Success: Jump Start 2004
• Media specailists receive grant from Best Buy
• April 2004
• BAPS selects March Recognition Winners
• Practice Makes Pefect for School Safety
• BAHS Seniors awarded National Achievement Scholarships
• Board approves last day of school
• BA students qualify for Odyssey of the Mind World Finals
• Three BAHS seniors named Robert C. Byrd scholarship winners
• Hutchins to be honored by State Superintendent
• Duke Talent Search shows BAPS excellence
• Project Graduation golf tournament raises thousands for prizes
• Sandy Montgomery retirement reception announced
• Senior High student to work for MTV
• Celebrate the Arts honors students
• BAPS Communications awarded excellence honors
• BAPS announces free full-day kindergarten in 2004-2005 school year
• Foundation Reception honors grant winners, golf sponsors
• Oak Crest, Centennial earn National PTA honors
• May 2004
• Kindergarten enrollment begins immediately
• Terrific start for Teacher Appreciation Week
• Land earns national recognition
• April, May Recognition Winners Announced
• Superintendent recommends staff reorganization
• Liberty PTA already hard at work
• June 2004
• District finalizes kindergarten plans for 2004-2005
• BAPS fills principals vacancies for 2004-2005
• BAPS names new Executive Director of Curriculum Development and School Improvement
• July 2004
• BAPS preparing for 2004-2005 back to school activities
• New coach named for state's top softball program