P91 CHASE

Teacher training at Rose State this week. Always improving and making connections for the students.

Thank you to the American Heritage Girls for recognizing P-91 for playing a small part in their GRIT (Girls rising in toughness) event at their graduation ceremony. We are honored to partner with other Christ centered organizations for the development of future disciples.

During the event the girls got to learn how drones can play an important role in search and rescue, the flew the drone themselves and dropped candy from the sky! Thanks for having us and congratulations on your achievements.

OPEN HOUSE IS THIS MONTH!
Monday May 18th at 6:00 PM P91 CHASE will have an open house to welcome new homeschool high school students and families and to introduce you to the program and facilities at Rose State College.

If you are a high school homeschool family interested in this incredible STEM program, please feel free to join us for a tour and Q&A.

Location:
RSC LEAD training center
6500 SE 15th St
Oklahoma City OK 73110
United States

Oklahoma Homeschool
Oklahoma Homeschooling

ENROLLMENT FOR 2026-27 school year is OPEN!

Go to the link below and complete the enrollment form (if you have more than one student attending, you must complete the form for each student).

Keep an eye out for an open house date to be announced soon!

P91-CHASE (Christian Homeschool Aviation STEM Education) 2026-2027 Enrollment Form Contact us at (405) 570-9575 or [email protected]

Two of our students were selected to be a part of Redeemed Flying Corps next-gen initiative program. I’m excited to see them on this journey serving the Kingdom of God! 🙌

P-91 got to represent at the at the Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics Aero Education day at the Oklahoma State Capitol today to connect with the leading companies and contractors in aerospace.
Recognizing our student of the month award winner Senior Jacob Reece, a few of our students got the opportunity to sit in the House of Representatives seats to hear how Oklahoma is leading the way in Aerospace education.

These students never cease to amaze me in the way they think outside the box.
This week the Level 4 students were tasked to respond to a government RFI (Request for information) on developing never before systems and processes to support life on mars. This requires out-of-the-box thinking by people who are not normally considered to be aeronautical or aerospace engineers. They brought science fiction into aerospace reality by “developing” a space train that would provide habitability, transportation of goods as well as some entertainment to keep moral high.
In Level 3 they created a very entertaining podcast that integrated a few of their projects this year and focused on the challenges and importance of ATC communications in the busy airspace environment. They presented it live to the other students holding their attention and providing some insight for what’s to come for the Level 1 students as they listened in. This could easily be a successful podcast in today’s environment.

I’m inspired by everything they do, great job P-91👏

Big thank you to Jamie and Justin at the Mike Monrony Areonuatical Center for giving our students a great tour including the Aircraft Accident Investigation (Boneyard), CAMI Human Factors simulators, the ATC training center, and more importantly a delicious lunch in the cafeteria. We are blessed to live in the heart of Aviation right here in OKC.