Get the Lead Out!
A Festival for Young Oklahoma Authors and Artists

LMS Home Page Mandy Woodford, GRC Terri Street, LMS

GLO 2009 will be held Saturday morning, February 7, 2009, 8:00-12:30, at Longfellow Middle School, 215 N. Ponca Avenue, Norman, Oklahoma. The Get the Lead Out! (GLO) Festival for Young Authors and Artists was instituted in 2003 to recognize and foster the talents and skills of students by providing opportunities for them to work with career professionals in the arts and writing. GLO Workshop sessions at the festival focus on hands-on experience and introduce career options in the arts. The festival is an annual project of the Longfellow Gifted and Talented Program, but participation is open to any Oklahoma student in grades 4-8.

Who should attend? You, if you enjoy writing, poetry, drawing, painting, sculpture, pottery, collage, filming video, or making jewelry or crafts!

GLO 2009 Forms and Information
This year's festival again features art and writing contests for elementary and middle schoolers. First, second, and third place trophies and cash prizes of $20, $15, and $10, respectively will be awarded to the winners in each division.

GLO '09 Registration Form GLO Registration is $20.00 through Feb. 3, 2009. Mailed registrations must be postmarked by the 3^rd or the late registration fee will be charged. Late registration or registration at the door is $25.00.	GLO '09 Contest Information Contest entries must be postmarked by Jan. 29 or hand-delivered to Longfellow by Feb. 1, 2009.
GLO '09 Workshops	GLO Archive (2007)
GLO '09 Flyer	GLO Photo Gallery

GLO participants receive a gift bag containing a GLO pencil and notebook along with coupons from local merchants and a t-shirt featuring our logo, designed by multimedia artist Tracy Gibson. Each year's logo is unique and incorporates our trademark Art Star somewhere in the design.

GLO 2003

GLO 2004

GLO 2005

GLO 2006

GLO 2007

GLO 2008

The purpose/goal of Get the Lead Out! is:

To promote organizational skills;
To improve and develop higher level thinking skills;
To increase written, artistic, and verbal communication skills;
To increase awareness of the wide variety of diverse writing and artistic opportunities;
To increase confidence and enjoyment in the use of written and illustrated expression;
To promote creative expression; and
To create increased awareness of the connections between art, writing, and careers.

GLO is made possible through funding from the Norman Arts Council, Norman Readers' and Writers' Council, NPS Gifted Education, NPS Fine Arts Department, author Darleen Bailey Beard, LMS Gifted Education, and several local businesses.

GLO Committee members, 2009, include Mandy Woodford, chair; Melinda Barrett; Darleen Bailey Beard; Tracy Gibson; Dana Stair; Terri Street; Gail Hurley; Mary Lee; Lori Thrower; and Donna Walker. Members of the Longfellow Gifted Committee, Longfellow Staff, and other NPS Gifted Resource Coordinators also assist with the festival.

Contact Mandy Woodford for more information.

This page was updated on 02/04/2009.

© 2007, Terri L. Street
tstreet@norman.k12.ok.us

We have made every reasonable attempt to insure that our web pages are educationally sound
and do not contain links to materials that violate the District's Student Policy
on Internet and Internet Safety for the Computer Network.

Get the Lead Out! A Festival for Young Oklahoma Authors and Artists

LMS Home Page Mandy Woodford, GRC Terri Street, LMS

Who should attend? You, if you enjoy writing, poetry, drawing, painting, sculpture, pottery, collage, filming video, or making jewelry or crafts!

GLO 2009 Forms and Information This year's festival again features art and writing contests for elementary and middle schoolers. First, second, and third place trophies and cash prizes of $20, $15, and $10, respectively will be awarded to the winners in each division.

The purpose/goal of Get the Lead Out! is:

To promote organizational skills;

To improve and develop higher level thinking skills;

To increase written, artistic, and verbal communication skills;

To increase awareness of the wide variety of diverse writing and artistic opportunities;

To increase confidence and enjoyment in the use of written and illustrated expression;

To promote creative expression; and

To create increased awareness of the connections between art, writing, and careers.

GLO is made possible through funding from the Norman Arts Council, Norman Readers' and Writers' Council, NPS Gifted Education, NPS Fine Arts Department, author Darleen Bailey Beard, LMS Gifted Education, and several local businesses.

This page was updated on 02/04/2009.

© 2007, Terri L. Street tstreet@norman.k12.ok.us We have made every reasonable attempt to insure that our web pages are educationally sound and do not contain links to materials that violate the District's Student Policy on Internet and Internet Safety for the Computer Network.

Get the Lead Out!
A Festival for Young Oklahoma Authors and Artists

GLO 2009 Forms and Information
This year's festival again features art and writing contests for elementary and middle schoolers. First, second, and third place trophies and cash prizes of $20, $15, and $10, respectively will be awarded to the winners in each division.

© 2007, Terri L. Street
tstreet@norman.k12.ok.us

We have made every reasonable attempt to insure that our web pages are educationally sound
and do not contain links to materials that violate the District's Student Policy
on Internet and Internet Safety for the Computer Network.