In this episode we get an update on how the year is progressing. This is the 2nd in what we intend to be a series of podcasts from CNP Police Department.

In the first of a series of podcasts Chief Bosse and Steve Keiffer discuss the new CNP Police Department and their vision for the future of Safety and Security in the district.

Student Council President, Layla Cochran and Vice President, Cash Williams, talk with us about their goals for improving the culture of CHS and unifying all students by integrating the G.O.L.D. Standard into life at CHS. They define the G.O.L.D. Standard and explain what it means.

Staffing is an issue for schools across all of Oklahoma. Dr. James discusses the situation and how CNP Schools are handling the challenges and being successful for our students.

This is a rebroadcast of the talk with Ms. Lisa Whitwell one of the districts amazing Pre K teachers. This was recorded last year but all this information is valuable to parents with littles that will be heading out to school for the first time. Ms. Whitwell helps parents understand what to expect and how to prepare for this big step.

Jennifer and Amy talk about the CNP SEARCH program which is a district sponsored Gifted and Talented program. We are fortunate to have a program of this caliber within our district. Listen as these wonderful teachers talk about what happens in SEARCH, how students become eligible for this and what the are looking forward to in the future.

Mandi, the manager of the new Choctaw Not Your Average Joe, talks about how things are going. What make this Not Your Average Joe unique and what we can look for in the future. We talk about the students that are employed there, the food and drink options available, and Frappe Friyay!!

Rick Sowell talks about EOC Resource Center and shares what they do for the community, and the schools in the area. He talks about the involvement Choctaw/Nicoma Park schools has had in the resource center and the programs they have in place in our schools. He also shares how YOU can become involved or how you can receive help if you need it.