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Students explore maritime careers at Maritime Interaction Day in Catoosa

Students from eight local school programs explored maritime industry careers during the Maritime Interaction Day event at the Tulsa Port of Catoosa.

Students gathered Tuesday at the Tulsa Port of Catoosa for Maritime Interaction Day. They explored various careers across the maritime industry through hands-on learning and interactive demonstrations.

The Tuesday event was held in partnership with We Work the Waterways and port leaders in Catoosa.

Participating districts and programs included:

  • Daniel Webster High School
  • Verdigris Public Schools
  • Catoosa High School
  • Sequoyah Public Schools
  • Claremore
  • Chelsea High School
  • Owasso Ram Academy
  • East Central High School

The Tulsa Port of Catoosa serves as an industrial park and inland waterway terminal.

All listed schools took part. The program concluded on Tuesday.

Harlow Brightwater

Harlow Brightwater covers Tulsa City Hall, Tulsa County and Tulsa Public Schools, along with the neighborhoods from Greenwood to Brookside. She sits through the council and school board meetings so readers know what was decided, what it costs and who it affects.

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