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Curriculum Contest attracts more than 1,900 high school students to campus

March 28, 2019
A group of people in a lobby from above
Students gather in the lobby of the Glen D. Johnson Student Union during the curriculum contest.

By UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS

DURANT, Okla. – Some 1,963 students from 64 schools throughout the region participated in the 106th annual Oklahoma Inter-High School Curriculum Meet Thursday at Southeastern Oklahoma State University.

The students competed in academic contests in such areas as art, accounting, finance, speech, journalism, English, mathematics, foreign languages, music, occupational safety & health, psychology, history, and the sciences.

Students at a computer lab
Students compete in the journalism contest Thursday morning.

Southeastern faculty, staff and students volunteered their time to assist at the event. Dr. James Britton is the meet director.

Southeastern Oklahoma State University
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