57 US High Schools to Begin Teaching the AOPA “You Can Fly” Curriculum

The following Oklahoma high schools are set to begin teaching the AOPA “You Can Fly” Curriculum for the upcoming school year. You Can Fly plays a vital role in helping to ensure the health of aviation, as the nation faces a looming shortage of pilots and aviation professionals.

Ada High School and Junior HighAltus High SchoolAlva High SchoolArdmore High SchoolAtoka High SchoolBartlesville High SchoolBattiest High SchoolBristow High SchoolByng High SchoolCharles Page High SchoolChelsea High SchoolChisholm High SchoolDavenport High SchoolDeer Creek High SchoolDrumright Public SchoolsDuncan High SchoolDurant High SchoolEducators for Christian Homeschoolers of OK (ECHO)Elmore City Pernell High SchoolEnid High SchoolFort Cobb BroxtonFrederick High SchoolGrandfield High SchoolGreat Plains Technology CenterKetchum High SchoolKingfisher High SchoolLawton High SchoolMadill High SchoolMarietta High schoolMcAlester High SchoolMustang High SchoolNorman High SchoolNorman North High SchoolOilton High SchoolOklahoma Fine Arts and Science Academy WHHSOkmulgee High SchoolOwasso High SchoolPaoli Public SchoolPauls Valley High SchoolPiedmont High SchoolPonca City High SchoolPoteau High SchoolPawhuska High SchoolPryor High SchoolPutnam City North High SchoolSeminole High SchoolSequoyah High SchoolShawnee High SchoolTri County TechTulsa Technology CenterWashington High SchoolWayne High SchoolWeatherford High SchoolWewoka High SchoolWyandotte School District 1Wynnewood High SchoolYukon High School

An excerpt from Oklahoma Aeronautics recent press release states:

“To support the program, in late 2021 the Commission took on the monumental task to apply for a Workforce Development Grant funded by the Federal Aviation Administration to add support for the implementation of the AOPA program. Staff is working with those 57 schools to distribute FAA funds directly toward classroom supplies.”

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