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The Tulsa Public Schools board has voted to move Zarrow International School to the Hoover Elementary campus, which is set for closure. This decision follows a contentious vote to close 17 schools in the district.
Union's Teacher of the Year winners will receive additional perks this year as part of a new program. This initiative aims to recognize and support outstanding educators in the district.
The Owasso Public Schools Board of Education has set the candidate filing period for Seat No. 2 from December 7 to December 9, 2026. Interested individuals can file their candidacy with the Tulsa County Election Board during this time.
Tulsa Community College has received a $250,000 grant from the Teagle Foundation, the largest humanities-directed grant in its history. This funding will support the Cornerstone initiative, aimed at enriching general education through significant works of literature and philosophy.
The Tulsa Public Schools board voted 6-1 to close 17 schools at the end of the academic year following extensive public discussion. This decision comes as part of a recommendation from Superintendent Ebony Johnson.
Moriah Jestus, a recent graduate of Tulsa Community College, is set to join the international tour of 'Kinky Boots' as part of its props team. Her journey from a backstage assistant to a professional in theatre highlights the impact of TCC's Theatre program.
The proposal for a taxpayer-supported Jewish charter school in Oklahoma is likely returning to court. This development raises questions about educational diversity and funding in the state.
The Oklahoma State Board of Education has downgraded the accreditation status of 67 school districts, including major ones like Tulsa Public Schools. This change reflects a new emphasis on academic proficiency in the accreditation process.
Tulsa Public Schools has been downgraded in accreditation due to new state standards that incorporate test scores into evaluations. This change was implemented during the tenure of former State Superintendent Ryan Walters.
Tulsa Public Schools has officially voted to close 17 schools at the end of the 2026-27 school year, impacting various elementary and middle schools across the district. This decision is part of an adjustment process aimed at restructuring the school system.
The Tulsa Public Schools board voted 6-1 to close 17 schools at the end of the academic year following extensive public commentary and discussion. This decision comes as part of a recommendation from Superintendent Ebony Johnson.
Osage Nation legislators and community members are seeking answers regarding the recent raid on an Osage language homeschool co-op. The incident has raised concerns among parents and citizens about the implications for educational freedom within the community.
A new bipartisan caucus has been established by Oklahoma lawmakers to monitor the implementation of reading instruction in public schools. The group plans to engage regularly with educators, parents, and national experts to ensure effective literacy education.
Aiyana Dittrick, a student at Owasso High School, has won the October Writing Contest held by the Owasso Character Council. Her essay focused on the theme of resilience, inspired by her mother's strength and perseverance.
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