A Lifelong Learner Finds Her Calling in Teaching
Alyson Slack, Parkview Elementary in Midwest City An avid reader, performer and daughter of an educator, Alyson Slack knew at an early age she wanted to be a teacher. She taught pre-school, helped her mom with lessons and earned a double major from Oklahoma Christian University in early childhood and elementary education. “While I was … Read more A Lifelong Learner Finds Her Calling in Teaching
Called to Teach and Serve
By Leif Francel, 7th-8th Grade Religion Teacher and 5th-8th Grade Science Teacher at Holy Trinity Catholic School in Okarche I absolutely love teaching. It is a beautiful experience that enables you to serve all kinds of people. You care for children that are poor and rich, black and white, academically gifted and academically challenged. You get a chance … Read more Called to Teach and Serve
Caring Educator, Coach, Cancer Survivor
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, POE would like to highlight one of our employees who is a breast cancer survivor, a long-term educator and a valued member of our REP team. Carol Mattoon began her education career in Frederick, Oklahoma by teaching 4th graders and physical education. She then went to a K-8 … Read more Caring Educator, Coach, Cancer Survivor
Teaching: Something Much Bigger than Yourself
Teaching wasn’t Sarah Hicks first career choice, but it has become her calling. And to this day, she still wonders how she got so lucky to be a teacher. “When you are a teacher you are part of something much bigger than yourself,” Sarah said. Watch this video of Sarah Hicks to see how a … Read more Teaching: Something Much Bigger than Yourself
Biologist, Coach and Taxidermist: The Story of a Noble Bear
Hal Clary, Biology Teacher, Noble Middle School A bear reared up on his hind legs — teeth baring, claws ready — is the first thing that greets you as you enter Noble Middle School. It’s not a statue. It has real fur and actual teeth. It’s a taxidermy mount; and, it’s not alone. Continue past … Read more Biologist, Coach and Taxidermist: The Story of a Noble Bear
Five Oklahoma Teachers Share Their Day with Us
POE is hosting “A Day in The Life of a Teacher” today, Sept. 15, in which five teachers will help transport you, virtually, to their classrooms. Educators participating in today’s live blog will share various aspects of their day from classroom layout to lunchtime to lesson planning, as well as anything else interesting they might … Read more Five Oklahoma Teachers Share Their Day with Us
A Day in the Life of a Teacher
On Tuesday, Sept. 15, POE takes a behind the curtain view of what education looks like in 2020 Depending on where you live in Oklahoma, school has been in session anywhere from a week to a month. And on Tuesday, Sept. 15, POE is hosting “A Day in The Life of a Teacher” in which … Read more A Day in the Life of a Teacher
Sharing His Love for Music with Others
Chauvin Aaron, Associate Director of Fine Arts and Bands, Ardmore City Schools Inspired by his Aunt Evelyn to never stop learning, Chauvin Aaron wanted to create music and share his knowledge with others. Teaching is the career that paved the way for him to do both. According to Chauvin, being a music teacher is a … Read more Sharing His Love for Music with Others
Counselor Provides Tools for Student Success
Kylie Peeler studied history in college and has enjoyed teaching at Mangum High School for 10 years. She now serves as the school counselor and helps students prepare for life after high school. Whether a student is going to college or career tech, joining the military or going into the workforce, Kylie’s goal is to … Read more Counselor Provides Tools for Student Success
Woodward Educator a Champion for Public Education
Sonya Covalt, English Language Arts Teacher at Woodward Middle School Sonya Covalt is a Texan currently living in Woodward for 23 years. Although her noted publications include church-related materials such as funeral dinner sign-ups, bulletin blurbs, student bios for Senior Sunday, Vacation Bible School and Sunday School materials, she is perhaps best known for her … Read more Woodward Educator a Champion for Public Education
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