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2007-2008 Personnel Directory State Board of Career and Technology Education Dr. Phil Berkenbile, State Director Ms. Sandy Garrett, Chairperson Dr. Debbie Blue, Shawnee Mrs. Sue Arnn, Ardmore Mr. H.C. “Will” Williams, Tulsa Mr. Nevyle R. Cable, Okmulgee Mr. Harold Anglin, Pryor Ms. Marilyn Harrel, Leedy Mr. Randy Gilbert, Tecumseh Mr. Dale Nye, Lindsay Table of Contents Oklahoma Technology Centers in Oklahoma...................................................................................1 Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education Staff .................................................3 Local Directors.................................................................................................................................7 Teacher Educator ............................................................................................................................8 CareerTech Skills Centers ...............................................................................................................9 Technology Centers.......................................................................................................................11 Comprehensive Schools ................................................................................................................32 Cross Reference by Last Name.....................................................................................................70 Autry Meridian Caddo-Kiowa Metro Tech Canadian Valley Springlake Campus Chickasha Campus South Bryant Campus El Reno Campus Adult & Cont. Ed. Central Tech Aviation Career Center Drumright Campus Mid-America Sapulpa Campus Mid-Del Chisholm Trail Moore Norman Eastern Okla. County Northeast Francis Tuttle Afton Campus Portland Campus Kansas Campus Reno Campus Pryor Campus Rockwell Campus Northwest 1 Gordon Cooper Alva Campus Great Plains Fairview Campus Frederick Campus Pioneer Lawton Campus Pontotoc Green Country Red River High Plains Southern Oklahoma Indian Capital Southwest Muskogee Campus Tri County Sallisaw Campus Tulsa Tech Stilwell Campus Broken Arrow Campus Tahlequah Campus Lemley Campus Kiamichi Peoria Campus Wilburton (Admin) Riverside Campus Atoka Campus Wes Watkins Durant Campus Western Hugo Campus Burns Flat Campus Idabel Campus Sayre Campus McAlester Campus Poteau Campus Spiro Campus Stigler Campus Talihina Campus 2 Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education School Year 2007-2008 ADMINISTRATION Henderson, Ms Andria, Senior Secretary, (405) CURRICULUM Berkenbile, Dr Phil, State Director, (405) 743- 743-5551, [email protected] Abraham, Ms Ranae, Secretary, (405) 743-5151, 5444, [email protected] Jarlsberg, Mr Wade, Technical Training [email protected] DeMuth, Mr Bruce, Chief of Staff, (405) 743- Specialist, (405) 743-5550, Boyington, Ms Tracy, Instructional Dev 5430, [email protected] [email protected] Specialist, (405) 743-5516, Hammonds, Mr Glen, Asst. Attorney General, Merkle, Mr Carter, OBAN-Program Manager, [email protected] (405) 743-5443, [email protected] (405) 743-5592, [email protected] Hawk, Ms Melinda, Electronic Document McDaniel, Ms Joan, Administrative Asst., (405) Roblyer, Mr Jimmy, Safety Coordinator, (405) Specialist, (405) 743-5539, 743-5441, [email protected] 743-5558, [email protected] [email protected] Schonthaler, Ms Sharon, Assistant to State Smedley, Mr Justin, State Coordinator - Hawkins, Ms Victoria, Electronic Document Director, (405) 743-5445, Economic Dev, (405) 743-5547, Specialist, (405) 743-5557, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Smith, Mr Scott, Coordinator, Corp and Exec Kincaid, Ms Kathleen, Marketing Specialist, AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION Dev, (405) 743-5436, (405) 743-5590, [email protected] Bilderback, Mr Eric, Program Specialist, S.E., [email protected] Kirk, Mr Randy, Instructional Dev Specialist, (405) 743-5490, [email protected] Yowell, Mr Ken, Technical Training Coordinator, (405) 743-5518, [email protected] Boggs, Mr Kent, FFA Executive Secretary, (405) (405) 743-5563, [email protected] Kirkendall, Ms Margie, Elect. Doc. Spec/Team 743-5461, [email protected] Ldr, (405) 743-5519, Bonjour, Ms Rose, Program Specialist, C., (405) BUSINESS, MARKETING AND IT ED [email protected] 743-5487, [email protected] Berkenbile, Ms Linnie, State Program Manager, Maile, Mr Craig, CIMC Manager, (405) 743- Johnson, Mr Jarrod, Intern, (405) 743-5497, (405) 743-5121, [email protected] 5448, [email protected] [email protected] DeMuth, Ms Carrie, Program Specialist, (405) Perry, Ms Suzanne, Administrative Assistant, Murray, Mr Kurt, Program Specialist, S.W., (405) 743-5426, [email protected] (405) 743-5195, [email protected] 743-5489, [email protected] Fryhover, Ms Ida, DECA State Advisor/Prgm Romans, Ms Connie, Instructional Dev Murray, Ms Debbra, Secretary, (405) 743-5493, Specialist, (405) 743-5473, Specialist, (405) 743-5153, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Richison, Ms Laurie, Secretary, (405) 743-5496, Hamble, Ms Debbie, BPA,DECA,HOSA Admin Sadler, Ms Kimberly, Coord of Instructional [email protected] Asst., (405) 743-5409, Systems, (405) 743-5410, Robison, Mr Mike, NW Program Coordinator, [email protected] [email protected] (405) 743-5499, [email protected] Hubbard, Ms Gina, Program Specialist, (405) Wolfe, Ms Ann, Instructional Dev Specialist, Short, Mrs Kathie, Secretary/Bookkeeper, (405) 743-5117, [email protected] (405) 743-5196, [email protected] 743-5498, [email protected] Kirtley, Ms Judy, Program Specialist, (405) 743- Zevnik-Cline, Ms Claire, Instructional Dev Shoulders, Mr Guy, Program Specialist, N.E., 5419, [email protected] Specialist, (405) 743-5513, (405) 743-5488, [email protected] Matlock, Ms Emily, Secretary/Bookkeeper, (405) [email protected] Staats, Mr Jack, State Program Manager, (405) 743-6837, [email protected] 743-5495, [email protected] Sagersa, Ms Janette, Secretary, (405) 743-5119, CURRICULUM CUSTOMER SERVICE [email protected] Austin, Mrs Lana, Manager, (405) 743-5589, ASSOCIATE STATE DIRECTORS [email protected] Dewald, Mr Greg, Associate State Director, (405) CAREER CLUSTERS Davis, Ms Brooke, Customer Service Clerk, 743-5446, [email protected] Tully, Ms Paula, Resource & Research Manager, (405) 743-5581, [email protected] Draper, Ms Judy, Administrative Asst., (405) (405) 743-5103, [email protected] Harting, Sheri, Customer Service Clerk, (405) 743-5437, [email protected] Wyckoff, Ms Shelli, Data & Analyst Clerk, (405) 743-5591, [email protected] Foote, Ms Rhonda, Administrative Asst., (405) 743-5137, [email protected] Laughlin, Ms Barbara, Customer Service Clerk, 743-5431, [email protected] (405) 743-5579, [email protected] McCharen, Dr Belinda, Associate State Director, COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING Lockwood, Ms Kelly, Customer Service Clerk, (405) 743-5432, [email protected] Bowles, Ms Paula, Communications/Marketing (405) 743-5599, [email protected] McCullough, Mr Brady, Associate State Director, Director, (405) 743-5108, (405) 743-5100, [email protected] [email protected] EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY Seikel, Ms Teresa, Administrative Asst., (405) Fields, Mr Thomas, Electronic Media Specialist, RESOURCES/HORIZON 743-5433, [email protected] (405) 743-5111, [email protected] Bendele, Mr Brian, Producer, (405) 743-5184, Houston, Ms Ann, Community Relations [email protected] BUSINESS & INDUSTRY SERVICES Specialist, (405) 743-5112, Breisch, Mr Robert, Flash Developer, (405) 743- Baird, Mrs Michelle, Sr. Account Specialist-BIS, [email protected] 5479, [email protected] (405) 743-5544, [email protected] Lewis, Ms Connie, Secretary, (405) 743-5104, Cole, Mr Dana, Sr Media Dev Spec/E-Media Dev Booher, Mr Curtis, ACD-Public Safety Cluster, [email protected] Coord, (405) 743-5406, (405) 743-5102, [email protected] [email protected] Bradley, Ms Andrea, Senior Secretary, (405) CREATIVE SERVICES Hines, Ms Alisa, Producer, (405) 743-5166, 743-5572, [email protected] Anderson, Ms Kathryn, Editor, (405) 743-5522, [email protected] Brown, Mr Mac, TIP Coordinator, (405) 743- [email protected] Jinks, Mr David, Chief Tech Officer/Tech 5530, [email protected] Brown, Ms Jennifer, Senior Secretary, (405) 743- Manager, (405) 743-5122, Dawson, Ms Shelley, OBAN-Program 5528, [email protected] [email protected] Coordinator, (405) 743-5571, Davis, Ms Kathy Lee, Graphic Designer, (405) Linnemann, Mr Reid, Sr Systems [email protected] 743-6866, [email protected] Analyst/Programmer, (405) 743-5422, Dean, Mr Scott, State Coordinator-SBD, (405) Hale, Mr Kim, Creative Services Manager, (405) [email protected] 743-5566, [email protected] 743-6811, [email protected] Lowe-Betts, Ms Jessica, Producer, (405) 743- Gray, Mr Ned, ACD-Program Consultant, (405) Haun, Ms Candy, Production Supervisor, (405) 6827, [email protected] 743-5568, [email protected] 743-6868, [email protected] McClendon, Mr Rob, Broadcast Hamilton, Mr Robert, Information Security Howard, Ms Suzanne, Graphic Designer, (405) Manager/Coordinator ETR, (405) 743-5476, Specialist, (405) 743-5552, 743-6867, [email protected] [email protected] 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    Base Year 2015 School Enrollment Data Base Year 2015 School Enrollment Data Technical Report Documentation Page 1. Report No. 2. Government Accession No. 3. Recipient's Catalog No. UMTRIS/FTA/FHWA/SECTION Task 1.01 Subtask 3 5. Report Date: October 2019 FY 2019 UPWP 6. Performing Organization Code 4. Title and Subtitle Base Year 2015 School Enrollment Data 8. Performing Organization Report No. 10. Work Unit No. (TRAIS) 7. Author(s): Lauren Wood, Hayden Harrison 11. Contract or Grant No. FTA-FHWA 9. Performing Organization Name and Address Association of Central Oklahoma Governments MPO Planning Funds 4205 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 12. Sponsoring Agency Name and Address 13. Type of Report and Period Covered Federal Transit Administration UPWP - 7/1/2018 -6/30/2019 Federal Highway Administration 400 Seventh Street, SW 14. Sponsoring Agency Code Washington, DC 20590 15. Supplementary Notes 16. Abstract This report documents public schools, private schools, vocational-technical schools and university and college enrollments for 2015. This information was collected for all the above-mentioned institutions in OCARTS area. 17. Key Words 18. Distribution Statement Oklahoma City Area Regional Transportation Study (OCARTS) Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) School Enrollment 19. Security Classif. (of this report) 20. Classif. (of this page) 21. No. of Pages: 23 22. Price Unclassified Unclassified Form DOT 1700.7 (8-72) Reproduction of completed page authoriz Base Year 2015 School Enrollment Data ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL