Students From Throughout Oklahoma Participate in MVP Field Day
Second-, third- and fourth-grade students across the state of Oklahoma participated in sixth year of free STEM-based MVP Program
More than 17,000 second-, third- and fourth-grade students from across the state of Oklahoma participated in the sixth year of the Oklahoma City Dodgers MVP Program: Encouraging STEM Education presented by Devon Energy and Olsson.
The 2022 program culminated Saturday, June 11 with MVP Field Day at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark — an exclusive event for participating MVP students and teachers, as well as their families.
The event included STEM activities presented by Devon Energy, Olsson, SWOSU/Sage Camp, Women’s Energy Network, Engage Learning, OERB, Science Museum Oklahoma, First Robotics, Mad Science, Rose State College, NASA, Women in Technology and OG&E.
The free OKC Dodgers MVP Program incentivizes teachers and students to participate in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) curriculum, rewarding students for their STEM achievements both inside and outside of the classroom.
The program was offered statewide in Oklahoma for a fourth straight year and expanded to include second-grade classrooms for the first time for the 2021–22 school year.
The OKC Dodgers MVP Program will resume in August for the 2022–23 school year.
Additional information about the OKC Dodgers MVP Program and how to participate can be found at okcdodgers.com/mvp. Question about the program can be directed to mvp@okcdodgers.com.
