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Owasso Public Schools looks for feedback on failed bond proposition
David Prock
Owasso Public Schools seeks community feedback after a bond proposal for a new fifth-grade center failed to achieve the necessary 60% vote.
Will cell phones be banned in Oklahoma schools? Leaders back the bill.
Addie Crawford
The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed a bill to ban cell phones in schools, allowing districts to create their own policies aimed at enhancing student focus.
Oklahoma Attorney General urges new State Board of Education members to act independently
Brooke Cox
Attorney General Gentner Drummond urged Gov. Stitt’s new State Board of Education appointees to act independently from the governor and Superintendent Ryan Walters, citing concerns over educational mismanagement and lack of transparency.
Tulsa Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson discusses delay in audit release
Katie Alexander
Dr. Ebony Johnson spoke with News On 6 about the Tulsa Public Schools audit delay, the district's collaboration with state officials, and the steps ahead.
State Superintendent Ryan Walters reacts to Gov. Stitt's removal of 3 education board members
Katie Alexander
A recent decision by Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt to remove three members of the state’s education board has sparked reaction, including from State Superintendent Ryan Walters.
Superintendent Ryan Walters, former OSBE Members form Trump Advisory Committee
News 9
Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters and former State Board of Education members Kendra Wesson and Katie Quebedeaux have formed the Trump Advisory Committee.
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Audit of Tulsa Public Schools stalled—Here’s what led to the investigation
Amy Slanchik
Oklahoma State Auditor Cindy Byrd says the Tulsa Public Schools audit is complete, but TPS lawyers have invoked a rarely used law to delay its release for two weeks. News On 6's Tatum Guinn has a look back at how we got to this point today.
Audit of Tulsa Public Schools stalled—Here’s what led to the investigation
Amy Slanchik
Oklahoma State Auditor Cindy Byrd says the Tulsa Public Schools audit is complete, but TPS lawyers have invoked a rarely used law to delay its release for two weeks. News On 6's Tatum Guinn has a look back at how we got to this point today.
Jenks school, transportation bonds pass. Here’s what’s next
Carrie Winchel
Voters in Jenks approved a $19 million bond package Tuesday, paving the way for improvements to athletic facilities and safety.
Jenks school, transportation bonds pass. Here’s what’s next
Carrie Winchel
Voters in Jenks approved a $19 million bond package Tuesday, paving the way for improvements to athletic facilities and safety.
Owasso school bonds: $193M construction bond fails, voters approve transportation bond
Carrie Winchel
Voters in Owasso had mixed results concerning a $197 million bond package Tuesday, with the outcome halting the district’s plans for a new 5th-grade center.
Owasso school bonds: $193M construction bond fails, voters approve transportation bond
Carrie Winchel
Voters in Owasso had mixed results concerning a $197 million bond package Tuesday, with the outcome halting the district’s plans for a new 5th-grade center.
Tulsa Public Schools responds to delay in audit release
Cal Day
Tulsa Public Schools board president Stacey Woolley says the district is preparing for the release of the state auditor’s report and is committed to reviewing the findings and addressing concerns.
Tulsa Public Schools responds to delay in audit release
Cal Day
Tulsa Public Schools board president Stacey Woolley says the district is preparing for the release of the state auditor’s report and is committed to reviewing the findings and addressing concerns.
Tulsa mayor creates Office of Children, Youth and Families to help 15,000 kids
Emory Bryan
Mayor Monroe Nichols announced the creation of a new city office aimed at improving outcomes for Tulsa children, with a goal of putting 15,000 kids on a path to economic mobility by 2030.
Tulsa mayor creates Office of Children, Youth and Families to help 15,000 kids
Emory Bryan
Mayor Monroe Nichols announced the creation of a new city office aimed at improving outcomes for Tulsa children, with a goal of putting 15,000 kids on a path to economic mobility by 2030.
TPS audit results withheld: Why the public can’t see the findings yet
Erin Conrad
Oklahoma Auditor Cindy Byrd postponed releasing Tulsa Public Schools audit results due to the district's request for delay.
TPS audit results withheld: Why the public can’t see the findings yet
Erin Conrad
Oklahoma Auditor Cindy Byrd postponed releasing Tulsa Public Schools audit results due to the district's request for delay.
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Shakeup at Oklahoma State Board of Education: Gov. Stitt Nominates Three New Members
Brooke Cox
Gov. Kevin Stitt nominated three new members for the Oklahoma State Board of Education after low NAEP scores, emphasizing the need for a renewed focus on education.
Shakeup at Oklahoma State Board of Education: Gov. Stitt Nominates Three New Members
Brooke Cox
Gov. Kevin Stitt nominated three new members for the Oklahoma State Board of Education after low NAEP scores, emphasizing the need for a renewed focus on education.
Cherokee Nation invites students to free history tours through May
Jayden Brannon
The Cherokee Nation is offering free educational tours for students through May, providing an opportunity to explore Cherokee history and culture at various historic sites across Oklahoma.
Cherokee Nation invites students to free history tours through May
Jayden Brannon
The Cherokee Nation is offering free educational tours for students through May, providing an opportunity to explore Cherokee history and culture at various historic sites across Oklahoma.
Claremore School Board takes no action on proposed schedule change
Brooke Cox
The Claremore School Board declined to take action on a proposed schedule change that would reduce class requirements, prompting concerns from parents about limited student opportunities.
Claremore School Board takes no action on proposed schedule change
Brooke Cox
The Claremore School Board declined to take action on a proposed schedule change that would reduce class requirements, prompting concerns from parents about limited student opportunities.
Broken Arrow School Board approves new hybrid schedule
News On 6
The new hybrid schedule starts next school year and includes fewer virtual learning days, with more breaks in the spring.
Broken Arrow School Board approves new hybrid schedule
News On 6
The new hybrid schedule starts next school year and includes fewer virtual learning days, with more breaks in the spring.
Oklahoma’s Own In Focus: What’s behind the push for cell phone-free classrooms?
Emory Bryan
Oklahoma lawmakers and schools are pushing for stricter cell phone bans in classrooms, sparking debate among parents, educators, and students on how the policies impact learning and social interaction.
Oklahoma’s Own In Focus: What’s behind the push for cell phone-free classrooms?
Emory Bryan
Oklahoma lawmakers and schools are pushing for stricter cell phone bans in classrooms, sparking debate among parents, educators, and students on how the policies impact learning and social interaction.
Flu in Oklahoma schools: Districts are cautiously optimistic as attendance rates begin to rise
Katie Eastman
Stillwater and many other school districts are finally seeing fewer absences because of illnesses. While it’s too early to tell if Monday’s numbers mean the winter viruses are going away, school districts are staying positive.
Flu in Oklahoma schools: Districts are cautiously optimistic as attendance rates begin to rise
Katie Eastman
Stillwater and many other school districts are finally seeing fewer absences because of illnesses. While it’s too early to tell if Monday’s numbers mean the winter viruses are going away, school districts are staying positive.
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Holland Hall identifies 2 teenage students killed in crash
News On 6
Holland Hall has identified the two teenage students who were killed in a crash late Thursday night near 91st and Riverside in Tulsa. The school said Mollie Buffington and Claire Esmond were juniors.
Holland Hall identifies 2 teenage students killed in crash
News On 6
Holland Hall has identified the two teenage students who were killed in a crash late Thursday night near 91st and Riverside in Tulsa. The school said Mollie Buffington and Claire Esmond were juniors.
Man Found Dead in Van Along Highway 169 in Tulsa
David Prock
Tulsa police are investigating the discovery of a deceased man found in a van late Tuesday night.
Man Found Dead in Van Along Highway 169 in Tulsa
David Prock
Tulsa police are investigating the discovery of a deceased man found in a van late Tuesday night.
Hern faces tough questions from constituents on federal cuts
Emory Bryan
Rep. Kevin Hern faced questions about federal cuts in Oklahoma, admitting uncertainty about layoffs while maintaining a focus on government spending and deferring oversight responsibilities.
Hern faces tough questions from constituents on federal cuts
Emory Bryan
Rep. Kevin Hern faced questions about federal cuts in Oklahoma, admitting uncertainty about layoffs while maintaining a focus on government spending and deferring oversight responsibilities.
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Holland Hall identifies 2 teenage students killed in crash
News On 6
Holland Hall has identified the two teenage students who were killed in a crash late Thursday night near 91st and Riverside in Tulsa. The school said Mollie Buffington and Claire Esmond were juniors.
Man Found Dead in Van Along Highway 169 in Tulsa
David Prock
Tulsa police are investigating the discovery of a deceased man found in a van late Tuesday night.
Hern faces tough questions from constituents on federal cuts
Emory Bryan
Rep. Kevin Hern faced questions about federal cuts in Oklahoma, admitting uncertainty about layoffs while maintaining a focus on government spending and deferring oversight responsibilities.
Sperry man arrested, accused of letting 3 puppies freeze to death in backyard
Reagan Ledbetter
A Sperry man was arrested for animal cruelty after deputies say three puppies froze to death in his backyard during extreme cold.
Video shows Haskell foster child left outside in freezing cold; Police recommend charges
Chloe Abbott
A viral video shows a Haskell foster child left outside in freezing weather with no shoes or coat—police recommend charges, and DHS is investigating.
Western Supply: New 7-story apartment complex rising in Tulsa Arts District
Jonathan Polasek
A major new apartment complex is under construction in the Tulsa Arts District, aiming to enhance downtown living.
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