Background
Buker, Linda Sue was born on May 22, 1956 in Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Donald C. and Dorothy Ann (Brader) Hopkins.
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Linda Sue Buker
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Bachelor of Science in Education, Kutztown (Pennsylvania) State College, 1978; Master of Education, Millersville (Pennsylvania) U., 1985; postgraduate, Oklahoma State University, since 1995.
Career
Substitute teacher, Philadelphia School District, 1978-1979; substitute teacher, Upper Darby School District, Philadelphia, 1978-1979; substitute teacher, Penn Manor School District, Millersville, Pennsylvania, 1982-1989; substitute teacher, Manheim Township School System, Lancaster, 1982-1989; substitute teacher, Lancaster (Pennsylvania) School District, 1982-1989; substitute teacher, Union Public Schools, Tulsa, 1990-1991; teacher, superintendent advisory board, Tulsa Public Schools, since 1991. Elementary and middle school curriculum committee member, elementary and middle school discipline committee member, school newspaper sponsor, in-service instructor on integrated curriculum Tulsa Public Schools.
Achievements
Membership
Tri-county coordinator Hands Across American, Lancaster, 1983. Coordinator Millersville Food Bank, 1983-1986. Member National Education Association, ASCD, National Council Teachers Reading, National Junior Honor Society (advisory board), Oklahoma Education Association, Tulsa Classroom Teachers Association (representative 1992-1993), Tulsa Oratorio Chorus, Tulsa County Reading Council, Oklahoma Reading Council, Tulsa Memorial Hari Singh Gour Band Parents Association (Executive Board).
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Connections
Married David T. Stevenson Junior, August 12, 1978 (divorced May 1993). Children; Tracy, Patrick, Amanda;m. Dennis Ray Buker, June 25, 1993.
Awards
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Grantee Tulsa Education Fund 1995. Summer fellowship Institute in Early American History, Williamsburg, Virginia. Recipient Cmty. award for volunteer service.Grantee Tulsa Education Fund 1995. Summer fellowship Institute in Early American History, Williamsburg, Virginia. Recipient Cmty. award for volunteer service.