Terrie Lewis Berryhill send us a picture of Baylee Berryhill. She was taking her senior pictures when she was photobombed by the presidential motorcade. 
Edie Powell in Durant. Marine One in the background 
President Obama in Durant, OK 
President in Durant, Okla. 
President Obama in Durant, OK 
Crowd getting seated and waiting for the President to arrive. 
Linda Cavanaugh poses with children waiting for the President to arrive in Durant. 
OKLAHOMA CITY – Thousands of Oklahomans came out to greet President Barack Obama as he visited the Sooner State.
On Wednesday, the president visited Durant High School and the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma.
Durant High School hosted a meeting between the president with the Choctaw Nation, which was chosen as one of President Obama’s Promise Zones.
“We’ve got more work to do,” the President reminded. “Especially because the economy around the globe is changing so fast. I want to focus on one way we can prepare our kids and our workers for a changing world.”
While there, he announced the ConnectHome initiative.
Following the speech, he spent the night in downtown Oklahoma City.
On Thursday, he went to El Reno to talk with prison officials and inmates at the correctional facility.
He will also conduct an interview for a Vice documentary that will air in the fall about the realities of our criminal justice system.
The visit to the correctional facility makes President Obama the first sitting president to visit a federal prison.
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