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October 2008 News Releases
	• Wedding between 'Q' and 'U' helps Oak Park students make connection
	• Guest speaker focuses on respecting diversity
	• Principals reveal site improvement plans to board
	• Distinguished in D.C.: Wilson's Kent among those honored in Washington
	• BHS may boast longest art deco style school building in state, possibly country
	• Kane students celebrate birthday of school's namesake
	• Professor Eggleton provides insight in BHS chemistry classes
	• Hoover Walk-a-Thon steps up as popular fundraising event
	• Bartlesville Public School Foundation kicks off new fundraising campaign
	• Board approves budget; Lowe, Kane Elementary honored during meeting
	• BHS production 'South Pacific' earns USA WEEKEND Showstopper award
	• Southeastern professor to visit chemistry classes
	• Author, president of Respect Diversity Foundation set to speak at schools
	• Oklahoma School Board Journal focuses feature on Manning
	• Special cake for special people at Ranch Heights
	• Fourteen BHS students earn AP Scholar Awards
	• Adults visit Madison classrooms during third annual shadowing day event
	• Dates announced for upcoming 2009 B'ville District Science Fair
	• BHS seniors Fouts, Bond named Rotary Students of Month for October
	• BHS seniors Wilburn, Jean named Elks Students of Month for October
	• Fall Fun Fest Poster Design Contest winners honored
	• St. Luke's tutors have long been part of reading success at Kane Elementary
	• Madison preparing to break ground on new Outdoor Learning Environment
	• Firemen offer safety tips during visit to McKinley
	• 'O Music' set to showcase BHS, Mid-High choir talent
	• BHS College Fair draws crowd to Fine Arts Center
	• Wilson students step up for International Walk to School Day
	• Durant and Loosen named homecoming king, queen
	• Pinwheels for Peace proudly on display at Wilson
	• BHS trio recognized as 2009 National Merit Scholarship commended students
	• PlastiVan helps Madison students sharpen science skills
	• Lots of laughs, spirit at BHS Homecoming Assembly
	• Plenty of heroes on display during 2008 Homecoming Parade
	• Wilson to step proudly into 2008 International Walk to School Day
	• District's Chinese language program in good hands thanks to Zheng, Shufang
	• Col-Hi Class of 1953 lends helping hand
September 2008 News Releases
	• BHS production will return to roots of 'Alice in Wonderland'
	• Plenty of schools to be represented at 2008 BHS College Fair
	• Bruin Brigade Marching Band steps up at Owasso Invitational
	• Mid-High Orchestra grabs great honor
	• PEBBLES rolls into another year at Jane Phillips with special kickoff luncheon
	• Former Col-Hi mascot shows he still has plenty of school spirit
	• Storyteller opens up new worlds for Madison students
	• Encyclo-Media offers insight for staff members
	• Oak Park authors' 'Our Class Is Going Green' sure to be book fair favorite
	• Newly named Healthy Choices Week still sending out same positive message
	• Waldenbooks donation helps put new titles on library shelves
	• 66 Federal Credit Union volunteers help make over Central computer labs
	• Lowe program, Big Brothers Big Sisters proves to be winning combination
	• Homecoming set to take off with several notable events planned
	• Science teachers gather insight at Spangler workshop
	• Board's Lowe honored by AARP as one of top 50 Oklahomans over age 50
	• Lowe Family Young Scholars program extends helping hand to OWU students
	• Bruin trio makes cut as National Merit Scholarship Program semifinalists
	• Wayside's McDonald honored for Junior Achievement service
	• Daybreak Rotary Club gives special gift to Jane Phillips Elementary
	• Former BHS principal McCauley takes over district's H.R. department
	• Bruin seniors gain insight during 2008 BHS Career Day
	• BHS National Honor Society inducts new members during special ceremony
	• Mid-High students look back on the '60s
	• Biddinger's interview with mayor to be featured in new Madison newspaper
	• Moore, Rivera named Rotary Students of Month for September
August 2008 News Releases
	• Annual OSSBA and CCOSA event offers plenty for area educators to ponder
	• 'One Class at a Time' program aids King's special students at Central
	• Central, Madison seeking book donations
	• Work on Custer Stadium turf project continues
	• Annual tailgate kickoff party scheduled for Sept. 5
	• Area artist honored at board meeting after giving gift to district
	• Jane Phillips enjoys stellar turnout at Great Expectations event
	• Latest class of GED graduates takes its bows
	• Volunteers make 2008 Washington County School Supply Drive a success
	• Special event planned to acknowledge Oak Park authors
	• Jane Phillips Society steps up for Jane Phillips Elementary School
	• Grant writing pays off in big way for secondary schools
	• Central students winners thanks to 'One Class at a Time' program
	• New principals at Hoover, Will Rogers among those who enjoy fine first day
	• New turf at Custer Stadium to be ready in time for start of football season
	• All things Bruin celebrated during annual Back To School Rally
	• District prepares for beginning of 2008-09 academic year
	• Kiwanis honors Wiseman as Outstanding Eighth Grader
	• New group joins Bruin family for 2008-09 academic year
	• Second annual Bruin Camp draws estimated 200 freshmen to Mid-High
	• Wilson wins big in Big Lots school grant contest, claims $2,500
	• Students encouraged to collect class schedules during registration
July 2008 News Releases
	• Miller helps preserve district memory of Limestone
	• Krause named new principal at Will Rogers Early Childhood Center
	• Briggs and Golden star as Kiwanis 'Seniors of the Year'
	• District-hosted seminar offers great opportunity for educators to hone skills
	• Registration process for secondary schools to begin soon
	• Prizes, special speaker to highlight this year's Bruin Camp at Mid-High
	• Crowd expected to flock to Great Expectations
	• Mid-High staff members gearing up for excellent second round of Bruin Camp
	• Warriors program helping maintain peace at Wilson Elementary
	• Custodial staff introduces new cleaning techniques
	• Project Transformation helps youngsters hone reading skills in fun setting
	• Summer Food Program dishes up nearly 19,500 meals in June
	• Wilson could be big winner, collect lots of locks
	• Tour of ConocoPhillips campus finds mark with AIMS students
June 2008 News Releases
	• Camp Extravaganza wraps second year on high note
	• Duo taking Bridge program to China
	• Bluestem Therapeutic Riding Program in good hands thanks to volunteers
	• Youth Leadership Bartlesville helping build bright future
	• RSU-Bartlesville hosts Lowe Family Young Scholars quarterly meeting
	• Focused on making learning fun, 2008 Camp Extravaganza off to rousing start
	• Father's Day comes early for Rosenberger as he wins new truck in contest
	• Educators use summer break to hone skills at workshops, seminars
	• Wilson's Kent honored at OAESP event in Oklahoma City
	• Youngsters find learning can be fun at Camp Extravaganza
	• BPSD Summer Camp offers constructive fun
	• Champagne chosen as new color guard coordinator
	• Claussen is music to Bruins' ears as he comes aboard as new band director
	• Education is never out of season thanks to summer school classes
	• Dunn leads gifted and talented workshop at Kane
	• New BHS band director to be introduced at SunFest on June 7
	• ConocoPhillips bestows $100,000 grant upon BPSD
	• National convention in San Antonio is success for all
	• Bluestem Therapeutic Riding Program to benefit from Masonic breakfast
	• Summer Food Service Program dishing up meals for youngsters
	• ConocoPhillips steps up for Shoes 4 Kids program
May 2008 News Releases
	• New Chinese instructor to teach at Mid-High and Madison; host family sought
	• Mid-High staff members looking for another big crowd at 2008 Bruin Camp
	• Middle school students have chance to further hone skills in summer classes
	• Technology group helps keep district up to date in evolving world
	• BHS Class of 2008 honored during graduation ceremonies at Custer Stadium
	• Jane Phillips enjoys technology upgrade thanks to ConocoPhillips, Arvest
	• Ranch Heights headwear sends message
	• Mid-High entry soars into Team America Rocketry Challenge
	• More than 400 set to graduate during BHS Class of 2008 commencement
	• BHS trio selected to take part in Boys, Girls State programs
	• Mid-High choral director Gravley to exit in style
	• Students with perfect attendance lauded at BHS
	• Kiwanis Fishing Derby draws crowd to Jo Allyn Lowe Park
	• Bruins' Birmingham signs letter to cheer with NEO
	• Mooreland distinguishes self as 'Outstanding Page'
	• Bruin foursome cleans up at I-SWEEEP event featuring budding scientists
	• Mid-High freshmen star at state vocal contest
	• 'Movie Boot Camp' to unfold at Bartlesville Public Library
	• B'ville Public School District instructors to be part of Master Teacher Project
	• Students offer insight into Camp Extravaganza experience
	• Animals enjoy special day during 71st Annual Kane Pet Parade
	• Annual Bruin Pom Clinic slated from June 9-10
	• Kane's senior alumni day draws crowd
	• Hoover's retiring Ketcher to be honored twice
	• Bruins excel in 2008 National Spanish Examinations
	• Bruins honored during annual BHS Senior Awards Assembly
	• Washington/Nowata County Medical Society assists BHS science department
	• BHS Class of 2008 set to enjoy full slate of activities on graduation day
	• Madison abilities on display during talent show
	• Summer Food Service Program for Children set to begin on June 2
	• Wardinsky, Stephenson named 'Sophomores of Year' at Mid-High assembly
	• Oak Park kindergarten students to become nationally published authors
	• Bruins go for gold at Summer Games for Special Olympics Oklahoma
	• Bruin baseball team claims Class 6A State Academic Championship
	• Farewell receptions planned at secondary schools for exiting staff members
	• Madison Middle School's recycling effort pays off
	• Little Ropers get read on fun book experiences
	• Famed coach Brown, inductees to highlight B'ville Athletic Hall of Fame dinner
	• Mid-High rocket team ready to launch into national competition
	• 2008-09 Bruin pom squad rosters unveiled
	• ConocoPhillips serves up generous gift for tennis program
	• ChevronPhillips grant aids Madison science department
	• Madison team takes in Sequoyah Book Award ceremony
	• BHS juniors Hull, Grimes named Rotary Students of Month for May
	• BHS seniors Sloan, Galvan named Elks Students of Month for May
	• Kane teachers' lounge gets makeover thanks to B'ville Southern Baptist
	• Jane Phillips celebrates its volunteers with appreciation luncheon
	• Kane recognizes anniversary with 'Flood-A-Polooza'
	• Central social studies students hit the Oregon Trail
	• Goody's makes great grant check presentation at Wilson
	• Imagination sparked during annual Energy Days event
	• Special Bruin athletes ready to go for gold at summer games
	• Rosters for 2008-09 Bruin cheerleading squads announced
	• BHS softball program will soon have field to call its own
April 2008 News Releases
	• Excellent musical adventure enjoyed in St. Louis
	• 2008 Bruin Baseball Camp set to take place in June
	• Eleventh Energy Days set to enlighten area fifth-grade students
	• BHS senior Potter earns coveted role on OU Spirit Squad
	• Free haircuts give cast members the 'South Pacific' look
	• Wranglers stake their claim during annual Land Fun Run
	• Camp Extravaganza participants to be well-dressed in special T-shirts
	• Lady Bruin Volleyball Camp soon to be served up
	• Annual Tim Bart Basketball Camp set to tip off this summer
	• Orchestras earn high marks at state as St. Louis trip approaches
	• Free suicide prevention seminar scheduled for May 9
	• Lowe Family Young Scholars announce partnership with RSU-Bartlesville
	• New class of Lowe Family Young Scholars announced for 2008-09 year
	• Goody's $10,000 grant expected to lead to great things at Wilson Elementary
	• Bruins looking to make difference for senior Gregory, who is battling cancer
	• Bruin Softball Camp scheduled for this summer
	• Bruin Crew reaches out to kindergarten students at Hoover
	• Five BPSD students recognized as state champs at science events
	• API Feature: News has been very good this year at Mid-High School
	• Coffeehouse Theatre to brew up entertainment on April 17
	• Bruin Football Camp scheduled to unfold from July 21-23
	• Sixth grader Watt helps Madison prove its math mettle
	• Dr. Manley offers dog safety insight at Oak Park Elementary School
	• Annual Bruin Soccer Camp set to get started on May 27
	• Distinguished speakers address Gifted/Talented Local Advisory Committee
	• Wilson honors Kent after she's named National Distinguished Principal
	• Mid-High school team rockets into national competition
	• Kane students thrive in Black History Month essay contest
	• Lowe Scholars, Master Gardeners give J.P. courtyard a makeover
	• Kiwanis Club recognizes Mid-High's Bossley as county's 'Sophomore of Year'
	• 'Green' architect scheduled to speak on Tri County campus
	• Central eighth grader proves self as geography whiz
	• Prospective young drivers required to pass reading proficiency test
	• State Department of Education speaker addresses G/T Advisory Committee
	• Former school leaders gather for special meeting in new conference room
	• Initial meeting of G/T Advisory Committee unfolds as group weighs strategies
	• Planned After Prom event helps complete prom package at BHS
	• Group helps poetry come alive for area students
	• Jane Phillips Medical Center set to offer sports screenings
	• Kiwanis Club of Bartlesville salutes young hero Devon Laird
	• Gifted/Talented Advisory Committee readies for initial meeting
	• BHS seniors Hoelting, Muzljakovich named Rotary Students of Month for April
	• BHS seniors Grisham, Inskeep named Elks Students of Month for April
	• E-E salutes Lowe with 2008 Most Progressive Citizen Award
	• Madison to get taste of great outdoors with planned 'Learning Environment'
	• Donation from late OWU scholar to go toward Lowe program
	• Camp Extravaganza to offer math, science fun again this summer
March 2008 News Releases
	• Softball lights soon to be shining brightly at new field
	• Jane Phillips hero lauded during 'Rise 'N Shine' assembly at school
	• BHS, Mid-High artwork finds spotlight at Bartlesville Community Center
	• Ancient Roman warfare lesson comes to life at Madison
	• Winter Guard scheduled to hold 'Moon Dance' on April 4
	• Lyon Foundation donation will allow for new artificial turf at Custer Stadium
	• Homework Hero helps J.P. classified employees celebrate API accolades
	• Sophomore hits bullseye with Black History Month contest entry
	• Pennies from heaven: Madison fundraiser supports fight against cancer
	• Central students get grip on Industrial Revolution
	• Young Eagles get caught up in good health habits
	• Central, Madison state cases at MathCounts event
	• District covers middle ground at conference
	• Hoover's Pollock named Teacher of Month for March
	• Will Rogers' Williams named Teacher of Month for February
	• Bennett wins 2008 Rotary 4-Way Test Speech Contest
	• Rep. Sears extends page opportunity to Lowe Family Young Scholars
	• Work is underway on 'mascot tree,' featuring Bruin and Wildcat
	• Leming finds limelight as 2008 Classified Person of the Year
	• Current academic year has been good one throughout district
	• Lone Star athletes have spirits soaring as they visit district students
	• Junior varsity, freshman pom squads shine at Kansas Spectacular
	• District's Tenderlovin' Gals cook up award-winning dishes
	• BHS juniors Shoemake, Tillett named Rotary Students of Month for March
	• BHS seniors Megee, Bridendolph named Elks Students of Month for March
	• Due to school days lost to weather, classes to be held on March 24
	• Learning opportunities heat up at Will Rogers thanks to igloo
	• Momentum building for 2008 Project Graduation event
	• Shining moment for Meador as BHS instructor named Teacher of Year
	• Wilson's Kent named finalist for 2008 National Distinguished Principal Award
	• Jane Phillips Eagles hold special story party
	• Bruin Briefs (Week of Feb. 29 - March 6)
	• Pre-kindergarten and kindergarten enrollment for 2008-09 begins March 3
February 2008 News Releases
	• Enrollment for 2008-09 pre-kindergarten classes at Will Rogers set for March 3
	• 2008 TOY Feature: Mind of Meador offers much insight to BHS students
	• 2008 TOY Feature: Mid-High's Bryan has long felt drawn to classroom
	• 2008 TOY Feature: Change of heart served Madison's Giovannetti well
	• 2008 TOY Feature: Central's Brieschke has crafted beautiful career
	• Madison, Central teams add up accolades at Mathcounts competition
	• BHS seniors Cragun, Worden named Rotary Students of Month for February
	• BHS seniors Moser, Bertels named Elks Students of Month for February
	• Bruin still needs boost into proposed 'mascot tree'
	• Bartlesville Rotary clubs reach out to schools with annual dictionary distribution
	• Blood & Guts is scary good program for Wayside students
	• API Feature: Bartlesville High School building toward bright future
	• API Feature: Triumphs numerous at Madison Middle School
	• 2008 TOY Feature: White offers well-rounded education to her Wilson students
	• 2008 TOY Feature: Wayside's Farmer works to cultivate positive environment
	• 2008 TOY Feature: Friendship sparked interest in education for Kane's Nagele
	• 2008 TOY Feature: Family ties helped pull Ranch Heights' Adams into teaching
	• Wilson principal Kent named 2008 'District 5' Adminstrator of Year by OAESP
	• Bridges earns award from Oklahoma Serves AmeriCorps for work with children
	• 31st Annual All-Schools Chess Tournament set for Feb. 23 at Madison
	• 2008 TOY Feature: Oak Park classroom is very comfortable setting for Gerth
	• 2008 TOY Feature: Harris enjoys roles of teacher and learner at Jane Phillips
	• 2008 TOY Feature: Pollock has discovered winning combination at Hoover
	• 2008 TOY Feature: Williams has plenty to smile about at Will Rogers ECC
	• Pham wins Madison spelling bee as Shelts takes second
	• Manning succeeds Lowe as president as Board of Education elects new officers
	• Eighth-grader Malaby wins Madison's 'Draw to Read' contest
	• Blue & Gold fundraiser to help Bruin orchestra, band students get to Europe
	• Oak Park students to compete in 'Black History Month Art Competition'
	• Bruin orchestra students hone skills for upcoming contest
	• Kane Elementary School's top spellers step to forefront
	• API Feature: Closing in on perfection, Hoover Rams have plenty to celebrate
January 2008 News Releases
	• Mitchell, Samson named Rotary Students of Month for January
	• Munday, Cary named Elks Students of Monday for January
	• Bruin Jazz Band ready to hit all the right notes at upcoing 'All That Jazz' show
	• PowerSchool serves as powerful tool as district dispenses student information
	• Wranglers in the midst of fundraiser to assist first-grader who is battling cancer
	• Hager wins Mid-High's 2008 Honor's Chemistry Formula Bee championship
	• City, district near completion on Safe Routes to School plan
	• API Feature: Progress is paramount at Central Middle School
	• Halverson shares Iditarod experiences with students at Central, Madison
	• Bruin musicians achieve lofty status with All-State, All-District selections
	• New Library/Media Center receives gift of globe from BHS Class of 2006
	• Special spaghetti dinner planned to aid student battling aplastic anemia
	• Central staff members work on holiday to fashion new computer lab
	• Spotlight turns to school board during special month of recognition
	• Program helps raise readers at Jane Phillips Elementary School
	• Nick Morgan wins Central Geography Bee
	• Col-Hi Class of 1957 stumping for special project
	• Hoover, Jane Phillips earn Academic Achievement Awards from state
	• ConocoPhillips makes donation to Jane Phillips Elementary School
	• New Library/Media Center debuts in style
	• Youngsters find hope atop a horse at Bluestem
	• Mid-High enrollment information meetings scheduled
	• BHS Choir set for special performance; Mueller to be enshrined by OMEA
	• New Library/Media Center set to debut on Jan. 13 with special ceremonies
	• Program encourages more walking, bicycling
	• Shoebox gifts are great fit for Jane Phillips Elementary School students
	• Conover tabbed as Oklahoma's nominee for NEA teaching excellence award
	• Little Ropers have plenty of fun aboard 'Polar Express'
	• Will Rogers' igloo provides unique reading atmosphere
	• API Feature: No hiding Wilson's growing status
	• Heroic trio is recognized by Board of Education
December 2007 News Releases
	• Caring Van scheduled to make stop at BHS in January
	• API Feature: Jane Phillips reaches new heights thanks to help from friends
	• Mentors make their way to Oak Park for 'Grandparent Friends Day'
	• Nickels, Farmer, Dossett, Langham and Bryant earn National Certification
	• API Feature: Wayside Warriors make run for success
	• Central students study transfer of energy using Rube Goldberg machines
	• Mid-High holds special lunch as holidays approach
	• Season of giving arrives at Madison Middle School
	• Central students deliver Christmas cheer to area family
	• API Feature: Generous spirit around Kane helps all of those involved
	• Lowe meeting features several distinguished guests, one key message
	• API Feature: Test scores, attendance rate on the rise at Will Rogers ECC
	• Bruins Bennett, Shipley named Rotary Students of the Month
	• BHS seniors Simmons, Snively named Elks Students of the Month
	• API Feature: Wranglers prove determined in classroom, generous outside of it
	• API Feature: Oak Park outlook positive as Panthers strive for excellence
	• Upcoming construction projects are focus of Mid-High meeting
	• Cougar family rallies to assist Jared Daly as he battles aplastic anemia
	• Bruin boys soccer team rolls up sleeves in fundraising effort
	• Bruin voices carry throughout region as students selected for special groups
	• Carvell gets State Board of Education salute for science fair achievement
	• Lowe Family Young Scholars meeting to feature special guests
November 2007 News Releases
	• Bartlesville Public School Foundation makes donation to Kane Elementary
	• School tours help ensure safety of students throughout district
	• Caring Van scheduled to pull into area offering free flu vaccinations
	• Wal-Mart Distribution Center helps out Hoover Elementary with grant
	• Direct deposit payment plan available to district employees
	• Bartlesville Public School Foundation offers helping hand to Kane Elementary
	• Kane Elementary School family reaches out to help student battling disease
	• National Chemistry Week seen as fine time to make donation to schools
	• Acclaimed artist Mike Wimmer pays visit to Kane Elementary School
	• Mid-High English class goes to dogs as Bartlesville Kennel Club visits school
	• Quinn and McDaniel named Rotary Students of Month for November
	• Doe and Maddox named Elks Students of Month for November
	• Woolaroc Race leaves cross country program a winner thanks to donation
	• Mid-High teachers' lounge undergoes Grace-ful transformation
	• Jane Phillips students can earn Diners Club privileges
	• Potter has plenty to shout about as she earns All-State cheerleader status