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The Blanchard News
EPIC Charter School inducts students
into National Honor Society
267 students honored
EPIC Charter School inducted
113 students into the National
Honor Society and 155 into the
National Junior Honor Society
in ceremonies held at Rose
State College on April 30, 2018.
Both organizations’ new
inductees were carefully selected
by a five-member faculty council
appointed by the principal to
nominate qualified students,
outstanding in four areas of
evaluation.
“We are incredibly proud of
each of the new inductees,” said
EPIC Superintendent, David
Chaney,”“This achievement is the
result of hard work academically,
and beyond that, a demonstration
of the type of leadership and
character we hope to cultivate in
each of our students.”
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EPIC’s National Honor Society EPIC Charter School is
inductees were selected from 10th, Oklahoma’s largest charter school
11th or 12th grade students who and 11th largest public school
maintain a 3.5 cumulative GPA or district. With close to 14,000
better and demonstrate leadership, students enrolled from every one
character and service within their of Oklahoma’s 77 counties, EPIC
student activities. provides a fully state-accredited,
EPIC’s National Junior Honor self-paced, individualized
Society inductees were selected education for each student. For
from 6th, 7th or 8th grade students more information, visit
who maintain a 3.0 cumulative epiccharterschools.org.
GPA or better, and actively EPIC Charter School’s 2018
demonstrate leadership, National Honor Society inductees
citizenship, character and service. include: Faith Adams, 8th Grade,
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Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise

SCHOOL BRIEFS
EPIC CHARTER on April 30.
SCHOOL Both organizations’ new
inductees were carefully
Ramirez among selected by a five-mem-
students inducted ber faculty council
appointed by the principal
into National to nominate qualified stu-
Honor Society dents, outstanding in four
areas of evaluation.
EPIC Charter School “We are incredibly
inducted 113 students, proud of each of the new
including Danielle inductees,” said EPIC
Ramirez of Bartlesville, Superintendent, David
into the National Honor Chaney, “This achieve-
Society and 155 into the ment is the result of hard
National Junior Honor work academically, and
Society in ceremonies beyond that, a demon-
held at Rose State College stration of the type of
leadership and character
we hope to cultivate in
each of our students.”
EPIC’s National Honor
Society inductees were
selected from 10th, 11th
or 12th grade students
who maintain a 3.5 cumu-
lative GPA or better and
demonstrate leadership,
character and service
within their student
activities.
EPIC’s National Junior
Honor Society inductees
were selected from 6th,
7th or 8th grade stu-
dents who maintain a 3.0
cumulative GPA or better,
and actively demonstrate
leadership, citizenship,
character and service.
EPIC Charter School
is Oklahoma’s largest
charter school and 11th
largest public school dis-
trict. With close to 14,000
students enrolled from
every one of Oklahoma’s
77 counties, EPIC provides
a fully state-accredited,
self-paced, individu-
alized education for
each student. For more
information, visit epic-
charterschools.org.

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Wagoner Tribune

Local EPIC students

earn honor society status
BY STAFF REPORT
Three students from the immediate
area have been inducted into the Nation-
al Junior Honor Society by EPIC Charter
School. Ceremonies were held April 30 at
Rose State College in Oklahoma City.
Inductees were selected by a five-
member faculty council appointed by the
principal.
“We are incredibly proud of each of the
new inductees,” said EPIC Superinten-
dent David Chaney. “This achievement
is the result of hard work academically,
and beyond that, a demonstration of the
type of leadership and character we hope
to cultivate in each of our students.”
Eighth grade honorees include Madi-
syn Goodell of Coweta and Lillian Schul-
te of Wagoner.
Recognized from the 7th grade is Julie
Shore of Haskell.

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