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Achievements
Robotics- Mr. Stewart was awarded $5000 by the State Department of Education for his and Mr. Nunes Robotic Club. ITT Technical Institute also donated $1000 for the program. Great Job!
YLX- Youth Leadership Exchange selected Chad Adkins and Linh Hoang to participate in Youth Leadership Exchange Leadership Skills Class XIV for 2008-09. Chad and Linh are two out of 45 students selected from a pool of applicants that represent 32 metro area schools.
AP Scholars- The College Board AP announced its? AP Scholar awards for the 2007-08 school year. ASTEC had seven students receiving the award. Mohammed Sharif and Alexander Sherman received the Scholar with Distinction award and James Chandler, Mark Hultberg, Beth Landers, Amanda Lee, and Andrew Peters received the Scholar award.
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| ASTEC student Fantaesia King with Rep. Anastasia Pittman |
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Jon Corea, ASTEC Art Teacher receives the Innovation in Education grant through Cox Communications.The ASTEC art department is a recipient of the Innovation in Education grant through Cox Communications. The award is for $5000. The grant will be used to purchase art supplies. This grant will initiate a platform for students to display their artwork in conjunction with the Oklahoma State of Creativity project. The Oklahoma State of Creativity project is a project that showcases the large amount of creative talent that Oklahoma encompasses. Students will take digital slides of their artwork and display their artwork on the website www.stateofcreativity.com. Each artwork will be for sell. 50% of the money the artwork is sold for will be put into an account that will be used to buy art supplies for future classes. The remaining 50% of the money made will be given to the students. This will be an exciting program that will highlight the amazing talent and hard work that the student body of ASTEC has.
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ASTEC students ranked 10th in the state on the ACT for 2007-2008!
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ASTEC High School Student is Selected for Oklahoma Academic All-State
Madison Sandefer, has been selected for Oklahoma Academic All-State! This is awarded by the Oklahoma Foundation For Excellence. Only 100 students statewide are selected. Standards are extremely high. They must have a minimum ACT score of a 30, write an essay, submit an application form, a transcript, a list of academic honors in high school, a list of extracurricular and community activities, clubs, honors, sports and leadership positions.
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2008 High School Boys Basketball
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Lyle Quisenberry graciously volunteered to assist Coach McMillan this year with our boys’ basketball team. Lyle graduated high school in Pasadena, California in 1980 from John Marshall High School. His favorite sports were football and baseball, but his prowess in basketball lead him to Wylie University in Texas, where he became an All-American. After two years at Wylie, “Coach Q” transferred to Georgetown University and played on a national championship team. He played professional basketball in Europe before returning to the United States. He coached for ten years in California, at San Pedro High School and at Maranatha High School. Both teams achieved top five rankings in USA Today. Presently Coach Quisenberry lives in Oklahoma City with his family and has generously volunteered his time and expertise to our students at ASTEC. We are honored to have such an individual associated with ASTEC High School and would like to say a big “THANKS” to Coach Q for all he has done this year!
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