News
During the school year:
OERB offers free science classes for teachers (that includes homeschool-moms). You even get a $50 stipend, science experiment supplies valued at $700 - $1000 and tickets to an Oklahoma museum!
Coming October 2008
Stillwater La Leche Leauge will meet the last Tuesday of every month at 7 pm, at the Stillwater Medical Center, in the Honska Conference Room on the first floor. All breastfeeding mothers and mothers to be are welcome, babies are also welcome.
May 2008
Read the Weekly Reader online this summer and earn points good for gift certificates, coupons and more
May 2008
Payne
County's Junior Miss program is open to all high school junior young
women. The following
links describe home schooled girls in Junior Miss programs across the
nation.
http://www.hslda. org/docs/ brightspots/ 200205130. asp
http://www.hslda. org/docs/ BrightSpots/ 200208060. asp
http://nche. hslda.org/ docs/BrightSpots /200503300. asp
http://www.gazette. net/stories/ 071207/frednew10 411_32358. shtml
Richard W. Hawkins, Chairman
Payne County's Junior Miss Scholarship Program
821 S. Willis
Stillwater, OK 74074
(405)743-0233 home
(405)612-2831 cell
www.pcjm.org
www.ajm.org
April 2008
THE NEWS P.O.Box 813 Glenpool, OK 74033 or visit our website at
www.tulsahomeeducators.com
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julie@royrogers.
Dear Home School Families:
We here at the Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Museum would like to extend an
invitation to the surrounding home school community to visit our
attraction in Branson.
Since moving to Missouri from California, we have noticed many
homeschoolers visit our Museum. The first few years, we were amazed and
delighted that we finally had children and young adults visit the
Museum. This representation of young visitors has continued and, upon
questioning a few of the families, we have been informed that Roy & Dale
movies are often times listed as curriculum suggestions for
homeschoolers. Nothing could make us happier!
We know our youth of today is in desperate need of heroes. Decent role
models for our children just do not exist anymore. Roy Rogers and Dale
Evans were positive role models for our nation's youth in the 1940's and
1950's. The morals, principles, and values Roy and Dale imparted to
yesterday's youth is still relevant today. It seems today's home
schooled children are being taught along these same lines. The love of
God, country, and the difference between right and wrong is, thankfully,
still alive and well in Branson and is represented here at the Museum
honoring these true American heroes.
Our Museum, a nonprofit 501 (c) (3) corporation, is open Tuesday through
Saturday--January through March-- and then Monday through
Saturday--April through December 20, 2008. We have available a
complimentary educational packet which can be picked up at our Box
Office during your visit. Please feel free to copy any of the materials
in the packet for your educational purposes. Museum hours are
9am-5:30pm. Children 12 and under are free to the Museum with a paying
adult admission of $13.00. Juniors, age 13-17, are $6.50 each
accompanied by a paying adult admission.
We sincerely hope you will consider bringing your home schooled family
to visit the Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Museum. Please pass this invitation
on to other families in your network. If you have any questions, please
feel free to call Renee at 417-339-1900x222. We'll be hoping to
welcome you soon.
Sincerely,
Dustin R. Rogers
General Manager
* If you are interested, there is also a theater inside our Museum where
Roy Rogers Jr. and his band perform Tuesday through Saturday. See our
website for more information.
www.royrogers.com We'd love to have you!
March 2008
Free Summer Science Clubs at www.QuickStudyLabs.com