Tulsa hosted an educational concert with hundreds of elementary and middle school students in attendance.
Fun With Science
Cox Las Vegas made science fun with the Las Vegas Museum of Natural
History’s opening of Beakman’s “World On Tour” exhibit. Cox invited stu-dents from two local middle schools to preview the exhibit and conduct
“Beakman-style” experiments.
Cable in the Classroom
Cox is a founding member of Cable in the Classroom, a national non-profit
organization that provides commercial-free programming and online resources
to students, teachers and administrators in 81,000 schools. The result is
enriched classroom content, visionary use of cable technologies and enhanced
teaching resources.
In 2006, two educators from Cox communities won Cable’s Leaders in
Learning Awards, which recognize creative people making a difference in
the lives of children in K-12 education. Superintendent Doris Voitier was
recognized for rebuilding and reinstating the St. Bernard (La.) Public School
District following the destruction of Hurricane Katrina. Boys & Girls Clubs
of the Virginia Peninsula Executive Director Steve Kast was recognized for
partnering with Cox to provide Internet access for children who do not have
computers at home
Scenes from the Teen Summit on Internet Safety. Teen Delegates pictured
clockwise from top: Melissa Rehon, Howard Bennet, Samantha Reinbold,
Majeed Khayat-Baheri and Brytani Caipa. Also pictured are John Walsh,
Take Charge! spokesperson, and Representative Shelley Berkley (D-NV).
(Photos by Michael Temchine/US Newswire)
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