Service, honor, kindness: students learn about the Oklahoma Standard

  • Ninth-grade students from Pauls Valley Junior High helped Oklahoma State Foresters plant a sapling from the Survivor Tree at the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum in the Pauls Valley High School courtyard Oct. 25.
    Ninth-grade students from Pauls Valley Junior High helped Oklahoma State Foresters plant a sapling from the Survivor Tree at the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum in the Pauls Valley High School courtyard Oct. 25.
  • Journey of Hope moderator Kara Jones (left) speaks to Pauls Valley Junior High students about the Oklahoma Standard. Students were challenged to think of ways they can honor, be of service and be kind to others. News Star photo by Suzanne Mackey
    Journey of Hope moderator Kara Jones (left) speaks to Pauls Valley Junior High students about the Oklahoma Standard. Students were challenged to think of ways they can honor, be of service and be kind to others. News Star photo by Suzanne Mackey
    Pauls Valley Junior High students had a unique opportunity last week to hear firsthand accounts of courage, resilience and strength from first responders, survivors and the family members of those who experienced the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building bombing in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995.The presentation was part of the Journey of Hope traveling museum program provided by the Oklaho...

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