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Oklahoma State Regents request $80 million increase for higher education

Oklahoma · 15d

okpoliticstoday.com

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Oklahoma’s push for religious charter schools gets another chance Friday

OKLAHOMA CITY — The effort to establish taxpayer-funded religious charter schools in Oklahoma remains alive, with a proposed Jewish school returning to the Statewide Charter School Board on Friday. The board will reconsider Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School’s revised application at a special meeting at noon at the state...

Oklahoma · 16d
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Southeastern announce 2026 Homecoming royalty candidates

As Southeastern Oklahoma State University celebrates Homecoming Week, the candidates for Homecoming Royalty have been announced, and students have the opportunity to vote for this year’s honorees. The two Homecoming Royalty winners will be announced at halftime of Saturday’s football game against Oklahoma Baptist. They will represent the university...

Durant, OK · 16d
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Oklahoma Voice

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New accreditation rule downgrades dozens of Oklahoma districts for academics

OKLAHOMA CITY — Fifty-nine school districts, including the three largest in the state, have had their accreditation status downgraded over poor reading and math test scores. The Oklahoma State Board of Education voted Thursday to designate the districts as “accredited with warning” along with eight others that had non-academic deficiencies. Accredited with warning is defined […]

Oklahoma · 15d

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National report offers blueprint for three-year bachelor’s degrees

OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — A new national framework calls for colleges developing three-year bachelor’s degrees to preserve academic quality, build in practical work experience, and track whether students graduate with less debt and stronger career prospects. Released Oct. 20, Redesigning Time to Degree: A Framework for High-Quality Three-Year...

Oklahoma · 18d

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Two Texoma high school basketball teams to play in Oklahoma City for double-header with Thunder game

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KXII) - Two small Texoma high school basketball teams are playing on a big stage this November. On Friday, November 20, the Achille Eagles and Mill Creek Bullfrogs, both class B, will play at the Paycom Center, the home of the Oklahoma City Thunder, for a “Court of Dreams” game.

Oklahoma City, OK · 18d

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Oklahoma state superintendent candidates seek more unified approach to education

OKLAHOMA CITY — Two candidates hoping to lead a more collaborative Oklahoma State Department of Education are running for superintendent of public instruction. Voters will choose between Republican Robert Franklin and Democrat Jennettie Marshall in the Nov. 3 general election. The winner will govern the state’s public schools system as the head of both the Education Department and the Oklahoma State Board of Education.

Oklahoma · 17d

Oklahoma Voice

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Oklahoma board plans revote on Jewish charter school

OKLAHOMA CITY — An Oklahoma state board has scheduled an uncommon third vote on a first-in-the-nation Jewish charter school. The Statewide Charter School Board will meet at noon Friday at the state Capitol to reconsider Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School’s application to open, according to a meeting agenda released Wednesday. Ben Gamla applied to become […]

Oklahoma · 16d

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Bartlesville, State Leaders Tour Facilities as Child Care Crisis Grows in Oklahoma

State and local leaders gathered Monday in Bartlesville to tour three child care facilities, discussing the current crisis in Oklahoma with affordable child care and the increasing impact of closures on parents. Bartlesville leaders created a task force to study the issue of workforce child care and to come up...

Bartlesville, OK · 18d

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OSDE must revisit ruling on former Norman teacher’s license, judge rules

OSDE must revisit ruling on former Norman teacher’s license, judge rules. An Oklahoma judge has ruled the State Board of Education must revisit its ruling regarding the revocation of a Norman educator’s teaching license, according to court records. In 2022, Norman Public Schools teacher Summer Boismier shared a...

Norman, OK · 18d

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High School Cross Country Regionals, College Football Weekend, & Cason Wallace Extended

Cross Country Regionals were held in multiple locations all across Oklahoma on Saturday despite the wet conditions in a few spots. Down in Waurika there were Class A, 2A, and 4A Regionals. In Class A girls team results, Balko-Forgan was the champ. Navajo was second, Thomas third, SW Covenant 4th, and Cyril 5th. Individually Cordell’s Calley Walker was second, McKinley Moore from Cordell was 3rd both qualified for State. On the boys side SW Covenant was the team champ with BFDC second, Balko-Forgan 3rd, Sweetwater was 4th, and Hollis placed 5th. Jude Lunsford from was second individually, BFDC’s Isiaih Lucero was 3rd, Blake Laster from Sweetwater was 4th, Alex Harrison from BFDC placed 7th. In 2A Girls Sayre’s Parker Morris was 3rd and Susana Swift was 20th. Both will be at the State Meet. Pheynx Morris from Sayre ran her best time of the season by 28 seconds and placed 34th. On the boys side Hobart made it to state placing 4th. In 4A Girls Weatherford’s team is going to state after a 4th place finish. The Wford boys will also go to state after a 3rd place finish.

Oklahoma · 18d

KFOR

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Kindred spirits in an abandoned college

SHAWNEE, Okla. (KFOR) — Fewer than 10 years empty but enough time for dust and decay to begin their work, Amy Nickerson still took one look at the 2nd floor of the old Murphy Hall and saw possibilities. “I think just to continue growing,” she says. “There’s a lot of history here. Amy’s husband, Adam Nickerson, […]

Shawnee, OK · 18d

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Hennesy Talks Booker T. - Final Stretch Begins With Ponca

Everyone in Oklahoma will get an extra day to prepare for high school football week eight, as only three regular season games remain in the Sooner State for prep footall. Several of our teams locally are going to be bound for the playoffs, so these remaining games are critical toward postseason positioning.

Bartlesville, OK · 19d

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Higher Ed Chancellor Visits Carl Albert State College

Chancellor Sean Burrage, the chief executive officer for the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education, visited Carl Albert State College last week. He and college President Jay Falkner discussed the benefit of state and community colleges, particularly for rural areas of the state. They mentioned that about one-third of the...

Oklahoma · 18d

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Before You Vote: Franklin, Marshall make their cases for rebuilding Oklahoma schools

OKLAHOMA CITY — Republican Robert Franklin and Democrat Jennettie Marshall agree that Oklahoma teachers need better pay, more support and a state education agency focused on helping them teach. Their competing cases for state superintendent rest largely on who is better prepared to deliver. Franklin points to 45 years...

Oklahoma · 19d

The Oklahoman

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Mount St. Mary, Community Christian win Oklahoma high school volleyball state titles

CLAREMORE — Jentri Denwalt knew what it felt like to end a state title match in defeat. The Mount St. Mary star setter helped the Rockets reach the Class 5A championship as a freshman last year before losing to McGuinness. Now in Class 4A, Mount St. Mary had a chance to end the season on a high note as it faced Oklahoma Christian School for the title at Claremore High School. For Denwalt, who is receiving interest from Division I programs around the country, she could feel a difference. “We wanted to win and we wanted it so much more that we did last year,” she said. Mount St. Mary’s desire was on display Saturday, and this time, it finished the job. The top-ranked Rockets defeated No. 3 Oklahoma Christian School 3-0 for its sixth championship since 2013. Oklahoma high school volleyball scores: OSSAA Class 4A-3A state tournament results Mount St. Mary volleyball claimed its sixth title today as the Rockets defeated Oklahoma Christian School 3-0 in Claremore. Here’s an interview with Jentri Denwalt ( @JentriDenwalt7 ) and Isabella Williams ( @mymiza2028 ) following the win. #okpreps pic.twitter.com/acsm6JsSI4 — Nick Sardis (@nick_sardis) October 17, 2026 Denwalt helped lead the way

Oklahoma City, OK · 20d

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Oklahoma Lawmakers Launch Bipartisan Reading Caucus to Build on Recent Legislative Success and Drive Continued Student Achievement

OKLAHOMA CITY – Following a landmark year for education policy, a bipartisan group of Oklahoma legislators from both the House and Senate today announced the formation of the Oklahoma Reading Caucus, focused on sustaining and expanding recent progress in early literacy and student outcomes. The caucus will center its...

Oklahoma · 18d

VISTA.Today

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Valley Forge Military College Could Leave Radnor Amid Township Dispute

Valley Forge Military College could leave Radnor Township for Oklahoma as its legal fight with local officials intensifies, writes Brett Sholtis for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The college prepares students to become U.S. Army officers. It’s faced a string of legal challenges since its former sister school, Valley Forge Military Academy, announced in 2025 that it would close.

Radnor Township, PA · 19d

Express U.S.

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Angry dad claims Oklahoma school let his son watch 120 YouTube videos over 4 days

The father said that his child was hooked on watching YouTube videos and would rush through his schoolwork in order to watch it as quickly as possible.

Oklahoma City, OK · 23d

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Valley Forge Military College Could Leave Radnor Amid Township Dispute

Valley Forge Military College could leave Radnor Township for Oklahoma as its legal fight with local officials intensifies, writes Brett Sholtis for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The college prepares students to become U.S. Army officers. It’s faced a string of legal challenges since its former sister school, Valley Forge Military Academy, announced in 2025 that it would close.

Radnor Township, PA · 19d