News Release

May 4, 2006
OSSM REGIONAL CENTER HONORS SENIORS AND WELCOMES NEW CLASS FOR 2006-2007

Thirty-five high school students from fourteen communities were honored May 3rd in ceremonies and a reception at the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics Regional Center in Drumright. Eighteen were finishing a year of studies at the center, located on the Central Technology Center campus in Drumright, and seventeen were given orientation prior to classes that will begin in August.

Central Tech Superintendent Phil Waul and OSSM Outreach Coordinator Dr. Jack Herron addressed the students and family members, commending the student body for making the decision to undertake the rigors of college-level studies while in high school and urging each to accept the discipline required to master their new studies in math and science.

Waul spoke of many graduates of the OSSM Regional Center who have attended many of the nation's best colleges and universities and the scholarships that are offered each year to the Regional Center seniors.

The OSSM Regional Center was created in 1998 to enrich educational opportunities for gifted students attending rural schools. The curriculum was designed to provide accelerated studies in mathematics and science. The incoming class of 2007 will be the tenth class for the Regional Center at Central Tech.


Outgoing 2006 class:
(standing L to R) Instructor Darrel Negelein, Jake Robison, Ryan Armstrong, Curtis Hamilton, Dmitriy Rusakov, Cody Bruce, Rodney Lunsford, Trae Beasler, Clinton East, Chad Quarve, Brent Wickman, Bryan Todd. (seated L to R) Instructor Bryan Kitzrow, Jordan Morris, Chris Hansen, Whitney Pebsworth, T J Butler, Abby Winters, Kimber Lacey.

 


Incoming 2007 class:
(standing L to R) Trent Blythe, instructor Darrel Negelein, Chad Quarve, James Cotton, Reagan Jones, Zach Stump, Brendan Clark, Evalynn Rosado, Marshall Prock, Clinton East, Whitney Pebsworth. (seated L to R) Instructor Bryan Kitzrow, Michelle Wilson, Samuel Martin, Justin Miller, Cameron Pearce, Michael O'Dell.