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In Oklahoma, Another Brick In The Wall Between Church And State Totters

Oklahoma is once again the site of a crucial court battle over whether or not taxpayers can be required to fund a religious charter school. And this time, the court is backing the religious charter. In March 2026, the Oklahoma Charter School Board rejected an application for a Jewish virtual...

Oklahoma · 09-29
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Lawton students get hands on look at careers during trade expo

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Lawton Public Schools and Great Plains Technology Center came together Tuesday to give students a firsthand look at potential career paths. During the ‘It’s OK to Trade, Student Workforce Expo,’ Eisenhower and Lawton High School 9th graders and GPTC students rotated through hands-on stations where they got to work directly with the tools, equipment, and materials they would use on the job while hearing from industry professions and instructors.

Lawton, OK · 09-30
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Oklahoma Hall of Fame announces Teen Board

A student from Chandler High School has been named to the Oklahoma Hall of Fame Teen Board for the 2026-27 year. Madelyn Bridge is one of 51 11th- and 12th-graders selected to this year’s board, according to a press release from the organization. The board represents 38 schools from across the state and will come together to learn about Oklahoma’s history and people while helping support the Hall of Fame’s educational programs.

Oklahoma · 09-30
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Despite Jewish charter school win, Oklahoma archdiocese says it has 'no plan' to advance St. Isidore

As an Oklahoma Jewish charter school continues forward to becoming the nation's first state-funded religious school, a Catholic institution that started the fight says it has no plans to try again.

Oklahoma · 09-29

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With school librarians in short supply, the Oklahoma education board begrudgingly grants 56 waivers

According to documents from the Oklahoma State Department of Education, many schools' enrollment should support a half or full-time Library Media Specialist, despite district plans only providing for an assistant or a specialist with a shorter time. Board member Becky Carson quoted several studies showing that schools with a full...

Oklahoma · 09-28

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The Oklahoman's Class 6A-I to C high school football rankings for OSSAA Week 5

Here are The Oklahoman's high school football rankings for Week 5: Class 6A-I (previous rank in parentheses) 1. Bixby (1) — 4-0 2. Broken Arrow (2) — 4-0 3. Jenks (3) — 2-2 4. Owasso (4) — 2-2 5. Yukon (6) — 5-0 6. Norman North (5) — 3-1 7. Mustang (7) — 2-2 8. Deer Creek (8) — 3-1 9. Moore (10) — 4-0 10. Edmond North (NR) — 3-1 Dropped out: Edmond Memorial (9) — 2-2 OSSAA football Week 4 first-and-10: Edmond North stuns Edmond Memorial to win Edlam Class 6A-II 1. Stillwater (1) — 2-2 2. Choctaw (2) — 3-2 3. Tulsa Booker T. Washington (3) — 3-1 4. Piedmont (5) — 2-2 5. Norman (4) — 2-3 6. Sand Springs (4) — 1-3 7. Muskogee (7) — 3-1 8. Ponca City (8) — 3-1 9. Bartlesville (9) — 3-1 10. Putnam City West (NR) — 2-3 Dropped out: Putnam City (10) — 0-4 Class 5A 1. Carl Albert (1) — 5-0 2. McGuinness (2) — 3-1 3. Elgin (3) — 5-0 4. Coweta (6) — 4-0 5. Newcastle (5) — 3-2 6. Del City (4) — 2-2 7. Guthrie (7) — 2-3 8. Pryor (8) —

Oklahoma · 09-28

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Medwatch: Memorial Health, Oklahoma City Community College team up for nursing program

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Making the decision to go back to school can be daunting, but a new partnership between Memorial Health and Oklahoma City Community College aims to make that decision easier. Oklahoma City Community College interim program director Stephanie Wallace says this partnership is creating an entirely new...

Oklahoma City, OK · 09-28

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Tulsa school closures part of statewide picture of enrollment decline

OKLAHOMA CITY — Amid the largest single-year decline in decades for Oklahoma public school enrollment, the state’s largest district announced the potential closure of 17 schools as it grapples with a long-term trend of decreases. Tulsa Public Schools last week became the latest district to reveal a closure plan that leaders say is necessary to […]

Tulsa, OK · 09-29

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Lawmaker explores classroom discipline policies to support Oklahoma teachers

OKLAHOMA - An Oklahoma lawmaker is exploring ways to strengthen classroom discipline policies, saying disruptive student behavior is making it more difficult for teachers to do their jobs. Republican state Rep. Rob Hall recently held an interim study at the Oklahoma State Capitol focused on school discipline and ways the...

Oklahoma · 09-30

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Are religious charter schools constitutional? After deadlocked SCOTUS decision, another Oklahoma case is trying to find out

A new application for a religious charter school is stirring up far-reaching questions about the constitutionality of public aid to faith-based institutions.

Oklahoma · 09-29

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Despite Jewish charter school win, Oklahoma archdiocese says it has 'no plan' to advance St. Isidore

As an Oklahoma Jewish charter school continues forward to becoming the nation's first state-funded religious school, a Catholic institution that started the fight says it has no plans to try again.

Oklahoma · 09-29

The Oklahoman

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Vote for Landmark Fine Homes OKC-area high school girls athlete of the week for Sept. 28

The Oklahoman's girls athletes of the week poll for Sept. 21-27 presented by Landmark Fine Homes is now live at oklahoman.com. Last week's girls winner was Mount St. Mary softball player Maddie Jones, who earned 2,324 votes. Voting is open until noon Sunday. Here are this week's nominees. More: Vote for the Homeland OKC-area high school team of the week for Sept. 21-27 Order book on Oklahoma HS basketball at 'The Big House' More: OSSAA football Week 4 first-and-10: Edmond North stuns Edmond Memorial to win Edlam Joplyn Gribble, Fr., Oklahoma Christian School cross country: She won Heritage Hall’s meet with a time of 12:17.99 over 2 miles. Gribble led the way to a team win for OCS. Marlee Jones, Jr., Piedmont softball: Jones pitched a perfect game in a 10-0 run rule win over Edmond North. Averie Mannschreck, Sr., Edmond Memorial volleyball: The Biola University commit helped Edmond Memorial win Jenks’ tournament and was named MVP. Morgan McNutt, So., Bethany cross country: She helped Bethany win Hennessey’s Mike Driskill Turkey Creek Classic Invitational. McNutt placed third in the 2-mile race with a time of 12:14.0. Molly Missildine, Jr., Edmond Memorial cross country: She placed sixth in the large school

Oklahoma City, OK · 09-29

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Another Late Rally Enables Oklahoma Football Power To Tie State Record For Consecutive Wins

Midwest City Carl Albert gets yet another late field goal to edge Guthrie, 17-16, as Titans tie 11-man state record with 58 consecutive victories

Oklahoma · 09-26

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Mazzei vs. Munson: Oklahoma governor candidate’s plans for improving public education

OKLAHOMA - Oklahoma’s low education ranking has drawn a national spotlight on the state. Whoever is elected as the state’s next governor will face the task of turning education around. Candidates Mike Mazzei and Cyndi Munson both agree that something in the state needs to change, but both have differing opinions on how to improve Oklahoma education.

Oklahoma · 09-25

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With school librarians in short supply, Oklahoma education board begrudgingly grants 56 waivers

The State Board of Education approved requests Thursday from 56 districts to reduce library hours or replace supervision with a library aide instead of a certified librarian.

Oklahoma · 09-28

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ODOT offers free STEM workshops, classroom kits for Oklahoma teachers

OKLAHOMA - Oklahoma teachers can sign up for free workshops that provide training and classroom resources focused on science, technology, engineering and math as part of the Oklahoma Department of Transportation’s STEM Outreach Program. ODOT has announced workshop dates for the 2026-27 school year. The program, launched in August...

Oklahoma · 09-28

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Oklahoma High School Football: Friday Night Live Week 5 scoreboard

Sports Director Cayden McFarland and Dan Lindblad have Oklahoma high school football scores and highlights on 2 News Oklahoma at 10 p.m.

Tulsa, OK · 09-25

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Friday Night Round Up For Oklahoma High School Football Week 4

Oklahoma’s growing demand for electricity is raising questions about data centers and what they mean for customers power bills. OG&E Senior Vice President Ken Miller joins Oklahoma’s Own Political Analyst Scott Mitchell to discuss the topic. 10 hours ago. Coweta High School RB Brock Heilman breaks through for...

Oklahoma · 09-26

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Oklahoma governor candidates Mike Mazzei, Cyndi Munson share plans to improve education

OKLAHOMA - Oklahoma’s low education ranking has drawn a national spotlight on the state. Whoever is elected as the state’s next governor will face the task of turning education around. Candidates Mike Mazzei and Cyndi Munson both agree that something in the state needs to change, but both have differing opinions on how to improve Oklahoma education.

Oklahoma · 09-25

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Oklahoma child advocate urges prevention after recent student gun incidents

A series of recent gun-related incidents involving students across Oklahoma is raising concerns about school safety and what can be done to prevent weapons from reaching campuses.

Oklahoma · 09-27