Southeast High School (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma)

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Southeast High School is a high school in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma that opened in 1950. The school closed in 1990, but was reopened and remodeled in 1994 as a magnet school with an emphasis on four technology programs offered at the school. Being a magnet school, students must fill out an application and be admitted to the school, regardless of which schools' district they reside.

When the school reopened in 1994, the school was still undergoing rennovations. Shortly after classes started, a decision was made to choose an alternate site for students until the construction was complete. The students enrolled at Southeast spent their first semester at the school in makeshift classrooms at the Federal Aviation Administration in OKC.


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[edit] Programs and Academics

Among the many successful programs at the school is the Air Force JROTC program, one of the best in the southern states. The school has been ranked as one of the top 100 high schools in the nation. It has very high test scores, compared to other OKC public shcools, and rarely experiences any fights. In the 2006 school year, there was only one fight the whole year.


[edit] SPORTS

The mascot for the school is the Spartans and the colors for the school are blue and white. The Spartans hated rivals are the US Grant Generals. A common quote among Spartan faithful is as follows, "Better Dead Than a General in Red." A battle cannon located on the campus of US Grant High School is often the victim of Spartan Spirit. During the week of the annual Southeast-Grant Football Game, Grant students often find their cannon painted blue and white. Another Spartan rivalry exists with the Capitol Hill Redskins, the third OKC Public school located on the Southside.

In 2004, led by Coach Walter Brewer, the Mens Basketball Team won the 5A Basketball State Championship. In 2005, the Spartans repeated as champions in Class 5A.

Gerald "G.K." McCoy, a Spartan football player, recently chose the University of Oklahoma over several other schools. McCoy should see considerable playing time in the 2007 season for the Sooners.


06-07 Football Season

9/1/06 TBA Grant (Oklahoma City, OK) W 30-0

9/7/06 TBA Star-Spencer (Spencer, OK) L 8-12

9/15/06 TBA @Capitol Hill (Oklahoma City, OK) W 47-6

9/22/06 TBA @Woodward (OK) L 12-19

9/29/06 TBA Guthrie (OK) L 0-49

10/6/06 TBA @Carl Albert (Midwest City, OK) L 16-45

10/13/06 TBA Noble (OK) W 42-32

10/19/06 TBA John Marshall (Oklahoma City, OK) W 36-18

10/27/06 TBA @El Reno (OK) L 0-35

11/3/06 TBA @Harrah (OK) L 8-28

06-07 Boys Basketball Season

11/21/06 7:30 PM Millwood (Oklahoma City, OK)

12/1/06 7:30 PM @Capitol Hill (Oklahoma City, OK)

12/5/06 TBA vs Northwest Classen (Oklahoma City, OK) (TBA) W 80-49

12/5/06 7:30 PM Classen (Oklahoma City, OK)

12/12/06 TBA @Grant (Oklahoma City, OK) L 84-87

12/14/06 TBA vs Bixby (OK) (TBA) W 75-62

12/15/06 TBA vs Washington (Tulsa, OK) (TBA) L 56-59

12/16/06 TBA vs Edmond Memorial (Edmond, OK) (TBA) L 57-63

12/19/06 TBA @Northeast (Oklahoma City, OK) W 76-67

1/5/07 TBA Star-Spencer (Spencer, OK) W 74-68

1/9/07 TBA @Northwest Classen (Oklahoma City, OK) W 65-33

1/19/07 7:30 PM Marshall (Oklahoma City, OK) Report Score

1/23/07 TBA @Classen (Oklahoma City, OK) W 78-40

1/26/07 TBA vs Sapulpa (OK) (TBA) W 58-56

1/27/07 TBA vs Bixby (OK) (TBA) L 63-66

1/30/07 TBA Oklahoma Christian (Edmond, OK) L 77-90

2/2/07 7:30 PM @Douglass (Oklahoma City, OK) L 73-75

2/5/07 7:30 PM Douglass (Oklahoma City, OK) W 80-59

2/6/07 TBA vs Capitol Hill (Oklahoma City, OK) (TBA) W 70-63

2/9/07 TBA Capitol Hill (Oklahoma City, OK) L 60-67

2/10/07 TBA @Oklahoma Christian (Edmond, OK) L 74-92

2/12/07 TBA vs Marshall (Oklahoma City, OK) (TBA) W 94-66

2/13/07 TBA Grant (Oklahoma City, OK) W 116-82

2/17/07 TBA vs Purcell (OK) (TBA) W 78-58

2/22/07 TBA vs Northeast (Oklahoma City, OK) (TBA) W 87-73

2/24/07 TBA vs Wagoner (OK) (TBA) W 41-22

3/2/07 TBA vs Bishop McGuinness (Oklahoma City, OK) (TBA) W 73-58

3/8/07 TBA vs Star-Spencer (Spencer, OK) (TBA) L 71-73


[edit] Administration

Principal: Michael Maples

Asst. Principals: Jacque Allen, Gary Cruzen, and Pat Borelli.

Counselors: Karen Spencer A-L, Wayne Smith M-Z

[edit] Faculty

Air Force (ROTC): Major McCann, Sergeant Joseph

Career Tech: Valerie Bryant, Jennifer Ceville, Will Chamberlain, Mary Cloos, Kenneth Glass, Laura Head, Tom Trammell

English: Jackie Hamilton, Jonetta Jonte, Cecilia Lozano, Deanna McMahan, Susan Miller, Carolyn Thomas

Fine Arts: Betty Blackburn, Joseph Cox, Stephan Friel, Juan Iglesias, Cameron Lewis

Foreign Language: Valeria Barrett, Omaria Frietes

Math: Michael Branch, Angela Coney, Debra Kellum, Jennifer Kleyn, Albert Smith, Curtis Thompson

Physical Education: Walter Brewer, Tony Borum

Science: Elizabeth Brooks, Debra Kellum, Lamont Lowe, Coleen Smith

Social Studies: Clint Brown, Chele Crosby, Michael Harris, Ann Kennedy, Tammy Knapp

[edit] Alumni

Darrell Porter, MLB catcher

Mickey Tettleton, MLB catcher

Calvin Holloway, Researcher and Professor at the University of Oklahoma (OU)


[edit] Weblink

Southeast's official page [1]