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Club Scrub

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Club Scrub met on February 29. Several of our students will be interviewing for a place in the Health Science Program at Southwest Technology Center. Monica and Michelle from AHEC were very willing to accommodate us. Monica spoke about how to present yourself, how to hype yourself, and had handouts with helpful tips before, during, and after an interview. Then Monica and Michelle did a 'mock interview' with each student. I am very appreciative of their willingness to work with us! These skills will be helpful in any interview, even if it is not in the medical field. Mangum High School collaborates with Western Oklahoma State College, Cameron University, Great Plains Technology Center, and Southwest Area Health Education Center which is funded by the Carl Perkins grant to promote healthcare, science, and technology careers for high school students.

FOMO

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Seniors and parents, if you are reading this, the deadline for senior morph pictures is today. If they are not in today, they have to be in ASAP. We need a series of pictures starting with a baby picture around age 1 when they are sitting up and we will finish with their senior panel picture, which we have at the school. We’re looking for approximately 10 pictures about 2-3 years apart. Their eyes need to be open in all pictures and we need to see their full face. Please avoid sunglasses, hats, and sports equipment that could obstruct the face. You may send actual pictures or email pictures or a combo of the two. Pictures will be returned when finished. If you have questions, call Mrs. Mitchell at 782-3343 or email at kmitchell@mangum.k12.ok.us.

Upcoming Events

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March 7-- 8 HSSP Mangum Tournament TBA 8 HSPL Regional @ Anadarko 10 Daylight Savings Time Starts 11 HSBsB (H) against Hollis HSSP @ Navajo 4:30 p.m. SWTC Interviews 12-- 22 OYE Livestock Show @ OKC 12 HS BGolf @ Cordell 15 HSBsB (H) against Elk City HSTR @ Thomas Professional Day-No School 16 HSPL State @ El Reno 17 St.

Applications now accepted for free STEM summer academies on college campuses

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This summer, middle and high school students can experience life on a college campus while exploring exciting fields of study at the free 2024 Summer Academies in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.STEM Summer Academies, sponsored by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, are open to upcoming eighth- through 12th-graders. Each academy explores the latest trends in science, technology, engineering and math through fun, hands-on activities and innovative software as students experiment both in the classroom and outdoors. Many academies also include field trips to some of the state’s top companies and science facilities.