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Ranking: These are Oklahoma’s Top 10 Public High Schools
Naomi Kayser
A guide to the state of Oklahoma’s top-rated public high schools with dedicated teacher support, excellent student well-being, and a wide variety of academic programs.
Supt. Ryan Walters pushes new teacher test; critics say it could worsen shortage
Haley Hetrick
State Superintendent advocates for new testing rules for incoming teachers, aiming to stave off 'left-wing ideology' in Oklahoma's classrooms.
ImpactTulsa relaunches door knocking campaign to boost Pre-K enrollment
Jonathan Polasek
ImpactTulsa is working with community members to help more families sign up for free Pre-K and prepare students for long term success.
In Focus: Students go without cellphones ahead of school year in News On 6 experiment
Tatum Guinn
Under a new state law, cellphones are banned in Oklahoma public schools. News On 6 asked three teens to surrender their phones for three days to see how the change would affect them.
'A tremendous distraction:' Ryan Walters addresses quarrel with Board of Education members
Christian Hans
In an exclusive interview with News 9 on Thursday, Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters said he would not apologize for comments made towards members of the State Board of Education. Those members reported explicit imagery playing on a TV in Walters' office, sparking a dispute among Oklahoma's top education officials.
Superintendent Ryan Walters defends test to keep 'radical ideology' out of Oklahoma classrooms
Christian Hans
Oklahoma will require teachers from California and New York to pass a 50-question civics and values test. Superintendent Ryan Walters says it prevents “radical ideology” in classrooms.
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Sapulpa students return to class with new rules and construction underway
Jonathan Polasek
Sapulpa Public Schools welcome students back with significant changes—a high school under construction and altered cell phone policies. Get updates on drop-off plans and details about reduced-price lunches.
Sapulpa students return to class with new rules and construction underway
Jonathan Polasek
Sapulpa Public Schools welcome students back with significant changes—a high school under construction and altered cell phone policies. Get updates on drop-off plans and details about reduced-price lunches.
3 teens give up cellphones for a News On 6 experiment
Tatum Guinn
Oklahoma students are preparing for a new statewide rule banning cell phones in public schools, and a News On 6 experiment shows how teens adjust without their devices.
3 teens give up cellphones for a News On 6 experiment
Tatum Guinn
Oklahoma students are preparing for a new statewide rule banning cell phones in public schools, and a News On 6 experiment shows how teens adjust without their devices.
How Tulsa Public Schools will enforce new no-cellphone rule
Amy Slanchik
Tulsa Public Schools are preparing to enforce the new statewide “bell-to-bell” no-cellphone law, with warnings and consequences in place for students who use phones during the school day.
How Tulsa Public Schools will enforce new no-cellphone rule
Amy Slanchik
Tulsa Public Schools are preparing to enforce the new statewide “bell-to-bell” no-cellphone law, with warnings and consequences in place for students who use phones during the school day.
Sample questions released from test required for teachers from California and New York
Anna Denison
Oklahoma education officials have released a five-question preview of a new PragerU-administered certification exam that teachers from California and New York must pass to work in the state, a move Superintendent Ryan Walters says is aimed at keeping “radical leftist ideology” out of classrooms.
Sample questions released from test required for teachers from California and New York
Anna Denison
Oklahoma education officials have released a five-question preview of a new PragerU-administered certification exam that teachers from California and New York must pass to work in the state, a move Superintendent Ryan Walters says is aimed at keeping “radical leftist ideology” out of classrooms.
Pediatrician's tips for helping kids adjust as schools reopen
Brooke Cox
Pediatrician Dr. Scott Cyrus is encouraging parents to watch for both positive and concerning signs as children return to school, stressing the importance of health checks, open communication, and active involvement.
Pediatrician's tips for helping kids adjust as schools reopen
Brooke Cox
Pediatrician Dr. Scott Cyrus is encouraging parents to watch for both positive and concerning signs as children return to school, stressing the importance of health checks, open communication, and active involvement.
Oklahoma teachers weigh in on student cellphone use in exclusive survey
Tatum Guinn
A News On 6 survey of more than 500 eastern Oklahoma teachers found mixed views on how a new state law restricting student cellphone use will impact academics and mental health.
Oklahoma teachers weigh in on student cellphone use in exclusive survey
Tatum Guinn
A News On 6 survey of more than 500 eastern Oklahoma teachers found mixed views on how a new state law restricting student cellphone use will impact academics and mental health.
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What parents need to know about Bixby Public Schools' first day
Jonathan Polasek
From bell times to apps and lunch applications, here’s what families should keep in mind as students return to class.
What parents need to know about Bixby Public Schools' first day
Jonathan Polasek
From bell times to apps and lunch applications, here’s what families should keep in mind as students return to class.
Oklahoma superintendents on new statewide cellphone restrictions in schools
Tatum Guinn
A new Oklahoma law requires public school districts to enforce stricter cellphone restrictions during the entire school day, bringing significant changes for many high school students.
Oklahoma superintendents on new statewide cellphone restrictions in schools
Tatum Guinn
A new Oklahoma law requires public school districts to enforce stricter cellphone restrictions during the entire school day, bringing significant changes for many high school students.
Owasso revives school bond: No tax hike this time
Sam Carrico
Voters in Owasso will soon decide on a $169 million bond package that would provide more funding to the school district. A similar proposal failed earlier this year. Owasso’s superintendent says this proposal would keep the tax rate the same while still providing the funding the district needs.
Owasso revives school bond: No tax hike this time
Sam Carrico
Voters in Owasso will soon decide on a $169 million bond package that would provide more funding to the school district. A similar proposal failed earlier this year. Owasso’s superintendent says this proposal would keep the tax rate the same while still providing the funding the district needs.
Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office hands findings in Ryan Walters investigation to DA's office
Destini Pittman
Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office concludes investigation into State Superintendent Ryan Walters, hands findings to District Attorney.
Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office hands findings in Ryan Walters investigation to DA's office
Destini Pittman
Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office concludes investigation into State Superintendent Ryan Walters, hands findings to District Attorney.
Do you know when to stop for a school bus? Tulsa police share rules to keep kids safe
Brooke Cox
Tulsa police are reminding drivers to follow school bus stop laws and slow down in school zones to help keep children safe as classes resume.
Do you know when to stop for a school bus? Tulsa police share rules to keep kids safe
Brooke Cox
Tulsa police are reminding drivers to follow school bus stop laws and slow down in school zones to help keep children safe as classes resume.
Broken Arrow superintendent highlights new classrooms, programs as students return
Brooke Cox
Broken Arrow Superintendent Chuck Perry says the district’s new classrooms and programs aim to support students and staff as more than 20,000 students return to school this year.
Broken Arrow superintendent highlights new classrooms, programs as students return
Brooke Cox
Broken Arrow Superintendent Chuck Perry says the district’s new classrooms and programs aim to support students and staff as more than 20,000 students return to school this year.
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Police investigating after body found on trail in Tulsa
Graham Dowers
Tulsa police launched a homicide investigation after a woman found a man’s body with signs of blood near a trail on North Greenwood Avenue Sunday morning.
Police investigating after body found on trail in Tulsa
Graham Dowers
Tulsa police launched a homicide investigation after a woman found a man’s body with signs of blood near a trail on North Greenwood Avenue Sunday morning.
Families turn front lawns into food gardens
Graham Dowers
Families nationwide are replacing lawns with edible gardens, saving money and boosting health with homegrown produce that avoids long transport and pesticides.
Families turn front lawns into food gardens
Graham Dowers
Families nationwide are replacing lawns with edible gardens, saving money and boosting health with homegrown produce that avoids long transport and pesticides.
Muskogee VA Medical Center to receive major upgrades
Graham Dowers
The Muskogee VA Medical Center is set to undergo upgrades, including new security systems, a backup generator, building demolitions, and modernized health records.
Muskogee VA Medical Center to receive major upgrades
Graham Dowers
The Muskogee VA Medical Center is set to undergo upgrades, including new security systems, a backup generator, building demolitions, and modernized health records.
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Police investigating after body found on trail in Tulsa
Graham Dowers
Tulsa police launched a homicide investigation after a woman found a man’s body with signs of blood near a trail on North Greenwood Avenue Sunday morning.
Families turn front lawns into food gardens
Graham Dowers
Families nationwide are replacing lawns with edible gardens, saving money and boosting health with homegrown produce that avoids long transport and pesticides.
Muskogee VA Medical Center to receive major upgrades
Graham Dowers
The Muskogee VA Medical Center is set to undergo upgrades, including new security systems, a backup generator, building demolitions, and modernized health records.
Muskogee County couple faces child neglect charges after 11-year-old girl in their care gives birth
MaKayla Glenn
A Muskogee County couple is charged with child neglect after an 11-year-old girl in their care gave birth at home over the weekend. The district attorney says this case is heartbreaking. The young girl was brought to a local hospital on Saturday after giving birth at home, prompting police to be contacted immediately.
Claremore man dies after motorcycle crash, community pays respects
Kaitlyn Deggs
Claremore mourns beloved father and community member, Myron Barron, who tragically lost his life in a motorcycle accident. A memorial at a local shopping mall lets locals reflect and pay respects.
Latest independent film shoot wraps up: 'We are all obsessed with Oklahoma'
Amy Slanchik
Several independent films are being shot in Oklahoma right now, partly because of the tax incentive that comes from the state’s Film and Music Office.
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