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Owasso Public Schools opens enrollment for Virtual Learning Program
Joe Carmody
Find out how to enroll your child in Owasso's full-time Virtual Learning program for the 2025-26 school year. Options available for coursework flexibility, device support and extracurricular participation.
Owasso Public Schools approves district cell phone ban
Sam Carrico
The Owasso School Board changes the district’s discrimination and cell phone policies. The board voted to approve a bell-to-bell cell phone ban in the classroom and discussed changing the district's discrimination policy by outlining the definition of antisemitism.
Lawmaker, Oklahoma Policy Institute weigh in on Ryan Walter's school lunch mandate
Eden Jones
New policy requiring Oklahoma school districts to fund all student meals meets resistance and raises questions about budget misrepresentation and feasibility.
Catoosa Public Schools questions state mandate to fund student lunches
Samantha Rupe
District says plan would cost nearly $1.9 million annually without state support.
Ryan Walters highlights districts with 'surpluses' for free meals; Bixby, Broken Arrow question accuracy of his figures
David Prock
Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters claims multiple school districts hold significant surpluses, suggesting these funds could cover free lunches for students. However, district officials challenge his figures, arguing they misrepresent financial allocations and threaten essential educational services.
Fact-checking Ryan Walters’ claims on school lunch funding in Oklahoma
Anna Denison
A fact check of Ryan Walters’ school lunch mandate reveals several misleading claims about district budgets, with school leaders disputing his figures and warning that the unfunded directive could lead to cuts in staff and programs.
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Ryan Walters launches 'America First' teacher screening for out-of-state educators
Jayden Brannon
Oklahoma education official enlists PragerU in 'America First' teacher screening. Expect assessments on U.S. Constitution, biology and patriots vs activists.
Ryan Walters launches 'America First' teacher screening for out-of-state educators
Jayden Brannon
Oklahoma education official enlists PragerU in 'America First' teacher screening. Expect assessments on U.S. Constitution, biology and patriots vs activists.
Advocate warns of cuts to free school meals as federal funding shifts to states
Haley Hetrick
Oklahoma's free school meal program risks cuts due to 'Big Beautiful Bill', potentially influencing SNAP and Medicaid funds.
Advocate warns of cuts to free school meals as federal funding shifts to states
Haley Hetrick
Oklahoma's free school meal program risks cuts due to 'Big Beautiful Bill', potentially influencing SNAP and Medicaid funds.
Education chair dismisses Oklahoma school lunch mandate as 'empty threat'
News 9
Oklahoma House Education Chair Dick Lowe says Superintendent Ryan Walters' statewide free school lunch mandate is unconstitutional and unenforceable.
Education chair dismisses Oklahoma school lunch mandate as 'empty threat'
News 9
Oklahoma House Education Chair Dick Lowe says Superintendent Ryan Walters' statewide free school lunch mandate is unconstitutional and unenforceable.
Statewide school meal mandate raises concerns over funding and implementation
Haley Hetrick
Oklahoma is requiring all public schools to provide free meals to students starting this school year, but the unfunded mandate has sparked concerns from lawmakers, school officials, and hunger advocates about how districts will cover the cost.
Statewide school meal mandate raises concerns over funding and implementation
Haley Hetrick
Oklahoma is requiring all public schools to provide free meals to students starting this school year, but the unfunded mandate has sparked concerns from lawmakers, school officials, and hunger advocates about how districts will cover the cost.
OSDE to require free school lunches without new funding, drawing mixed reactions
Erin Conrad
Oklahoma schools tasked with providing free lunches to all students next year by the OSDE, stirring reaction among lawmakers and districts over lack of funding.
OSDE to require free school lunches without new funding, drawing mixed reactions
Erin Conrad
Oklahoma schools tasked with providing free lunches to all students next year by the OSDE, stirring reaction among lawmakers and districts over lack of funding.
Free summer education programs help Tulsa students avoid learning loss
Jonathan Polasek
Initiatives against academic regression are underway in Tulsa as The Opp Project targets 'summer slide' with enriching educational activities in partnership with local institutions.
Free summer education programs help Tulsa students avoid learning loss
Jonathan Polasek
Initiatives against academic regression are underway in Tulsa as The Opp Project targets 'summer slide' with enriching educational activities in partnership with local institutions.
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Catoosa Schools' Updates Medication Policy: Morning Meds No Longer Administered for 2025-2026
Kris Crawford
Catoosa Public Schools is changing its medication policy for the 2025-2026 school year thanks to a growing student population. Learn what this means for students and families.
Catoosa Schools' Updates Medication Policy: Morning Meds No Longer Administered for 2025-2026
Kris Crawford
Catoosa Public Schools is changing its medication policy for the 2025-2026 school year thanks to a growing student population. Learn what this means for students and families.
Locking up distractions: Haskell County school introduces locking phone pouches
Kris Crawford
Keota Public Schools in Haskell County is going a step further in implementing a bell-to-bell cell phone policy required by state law. The district says older students will get locking cell phone pouches that will remain locked during the school day, on school grounds.
Locking up distractions: Haskell County school introduces locking phone pouches
Kris Crawford
Keota Public Schools in Haskell County is going a step further in implementing a bell-to-bell cell phone policy required by state law. The district says older students will get locking cell phone pouches that will remain locked during the school day, on school grounds.
NSU expands cybersecurity, AI programs to meet growing job demand
Jonathan Polasek
Northeastern State University boosts Oklahoma’s tech industry with new cybersecurity initiatives and AI degrees. Explore how NSU is shaping the future of work.
NSU expands cybersecurity, AI programs to meet growing job demand
Jonathan Polasek
Northeastern State University boosts Oklahoma’s tech industry with new cybersecurity initiatives and AI degrees. Explore how NSU is shaping the future of work.
OSDE partners with Today Foundation to improve US history curriculum
News 9
Oklahoma State Department of Education announced its partnership with the Today Foundation.
OSDE partners with Today Foundation to improve US history curriculum
News 9
Oklahoma State Department of Education announced its partnership with the Today Foundation.
Oklahoma State Supt. Ryan Walters' social studies standards targeted in new lawsuit
News 9
Thirty-three Oklahomans are suing to stop new state social studies standards, claiming they promote Christianity and were approved in violation of transparency laws.
Oklahoma State Supt. Ryan Walters' social studies standards targeted in new lawsuit
News 9
Thirty-three Oklahomans are suing to stop new state social studies standards, claiming they promote Christianity and were approved in violation of transparency laws.
What’s in Oklahoma’s 100 new laws taking effect July 1?
Jonathan Polasek
A comprehensive look at major legal shifts as Oklahoma introduces 100 new laws, impacting wrongful imprisonment compensation, business closures due to pandemics, and changes in public education.
What’s in Oklahoma’s 100 new laws taking effect July 1?
Jonathan Polasek
A comprehensive look at major legal shifts as Oklahoma introduces 100 new laws, impacting wrongful imprisonment compensation, business closures due to pandemics, and changes in public education.
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New cancer therapy brings hope for patients with advanced melanoma
Digital Intern
The FDA has approved a new therapy to treat advanced melanoma, with some patients' cancer disappearing completely.
New cancer therapy brings hope for patients with advanced melanoma
Digital Intern
The FDA has approved a new therapy to treat advanced melanoma, with some patients' cancer disappearing completely.
The All-American Rejects host concert in Tulsa
News On 6
The All-American Rejects hosted a surprise concert in Tulsa on Monday.
The All-American Rejects host concert in Tulsa
News On 6
The All-American Rejects hosted a surprise concert in Tulsa on Monday.
Catoosa Public Schools questions state mandate to fund student lunches
Samantha Rupe
District says plan would cost nearly $1.9 million annually without state support.
Catoosa Public Schools questions state mandate to fund student lunches
Samantha Rupe
District says plan would cost nearly $1.9 million annually without state support.
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New cancer therapy brings hope for patients with advanced melanoma
Digital Intern
The FDA has approved a new therapy to treat advanced melanoma, with some patients' cancer disappearing completely.
The All-American Rejects host concert in Tulsa
News On 6
The All-American Rejects hosted a surprise concert in Tulsa on Monday.
Catoosa Public Schools questions state mandate to fund student lunches
Samantha Rupe
District says plan would cost nearly $1.9 million annually without state support.
TU offensive coordinator and former OU player arrested, accused of DUI
Drake Johnson
The report says Tyler "Ty" Darlington nearly crashed into officers who were working a separate crash in Jenks. The University of Tulsa released a statement saying it is aware of the situation.
Owasso Public Schools approves district cell phone ban
Sam Carrico
The Owasso School Board changes the district’s discrimination and cell phone policies. The board voted to approve a bell-to-bell cell phone ban in the classroom and discussed changing the district's discrimination policy by outlining the definition of antisemitism.
2 Tulsa County Sheriff's Office employees arrested, fired
Reagan Ledbetter
Two Tulsa County Sheriff's Office employees have been fired after being charged with stealing from a Glenpool grocery store.
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