CEOE Cancelled At All Sites For Jan. 30

January 29, 2010 in Theory & Policy

I just received an email not five minutes ago:

At this time, the January 30, 2010, Certification Examinations for Oklahoma Educators (CEOE) administration has been cancelled at all test sites. Examinees registered to test will be contacted within the week by email or by telephone with rescheduling information.

Oh well. I was all ready to go, too. We have four wheel drive and we already survived unscathed a 270 degree spin out last night. Wheee! (It’s not the spinning that hurts you, but the sudden stop. Fortunately, we just came to a rest with the front wheels still on the road.)

So, anyway, if you were planning to take an OGET, OSAT or OPTE on Jan. 30, at any testing site, the administrators will contact you via mail or phone with rescheduling instructions.

Michelle Boyd Waters, M.Ed.

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Michelle taught secondary ELA in public schools for 10 years. She served as an award-winning journalist before transitioning into education and is now Assistant Director of the OU Writing Center and a teacher consultant for the Oklahoma Writing Project. Michelle co-edited the Oklahoma English Journal for five years. She is a PhD candidate in Instructional Leadership and Academic Curriculum at the University of Oklahoma. She started reThink ELA LLC as a teacher blog in 2012.

CEOE Cancelled At All Sites For Jan. 30

Michelle Boyd Waters, M.Ed.

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