What Teachers are Saying
"I like that I, as a teacher, felt like there is an industry out there that cares about education and bettering the opportunities for all students in our state."
kristal chenoweth
Welch Public Schools
“It is a great addition to the science curriculum and with budget cuts all the materials are really helpful.”
Debbie Krueger
Foyil Elementary
“The hands-on and interactive activities help introduce concepts and skills in oil that could help guide them in future career choices.”
Liberty Mann
Claremore Elementary
“It’s the only workshop I’ve ever been to that provides everything with step-by-step instructions to teach quality programs.”
Teresa Palmer
Verdigris Elementary
“The materials could be used in my classroom the very next day! That’s how well the OERB has written this program.”
Charity Ann Guinn
Bill Wallace Early Childhood Center
“My students will benefit from learning the resources and history around their personal lives and be able to connect their daily routines with natural resources that come from local manufacturers.”
Deanna Calvert
Park Lane Elementary
“Not only will the students enjoy it, but I learned a lot myself!”
Abby Weyen
Park Lane Elementary
“It’s a great resource without spending your own money.”
Karin Campbell
Legacy Christian Acadmey
“It gives them the hands-on experience they need to truly understand science concepts.”
Heather Bowman
Park Lane Elementary
“This is a great program, and I encourage all teachers to attend.”
Lauren Gay
Springer Elementary
“This is the best workshop I’ve ever attended!”
Sarah Fulton
Franklin Elementary
“We don’t have any science curriculum, so this is a great way to incorporate it.”
Taylor Dunham
Springer Elementary
“It’s an outstanding curriculum that’s both fun and educational!”
Lynette Sewell
Willard Grade Center
“This is an excellent way to incorporate the PASS skills with hands-on activities at no cost to the teachers.”
Krystina Grissom
Asher Elementary
“I am excited about all the activities! They were a lot of fun and had a lot of great information that the students would not get otherwise.”
Rhonda Wood
Vanoss Elementary