Petrolia

Petrolia, TX · Education
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Altus’ April Adler – Teacher Spotlight – Presented by Jackson County Memorial Hospital
For April Adler, teaching science has never been just about chemical equations, Earth systems or preparing students for the next test. It is about building relationships, encouraging curiosity and helping young people discover that they are capable of more than they may initially believe. Now in her 13th year teaching...
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Wichita Falls parent calls for change at Third Future Schools
A Wichita Falls father is raising concerns about what he describes as repeated issues involving his son and staff at Hirschi Middle School, including an alleged incident involving a teacher, his son’s removal from the football team and disciplinary action.
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Oklahoma Jewish charter school expects only 10 students, per email to Tulsa rabbi
OKLAHOMA CITY — A first-in-the-nation Jewish charter school seeking to open in Oklahoma expects to enroll only 10 students — far short of original projections — in its first year of operation, according to an email the school’s leading founder sent to local faith leaders. The...
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Athlete Spotlight with Chickasha’s Emma Williams – Presented by Brooks Bank
For Chickasha High School junior Emma Williams, dance is more than a performance. It is a commitment built through years of training, teamwork, and a willingness to give her best effort wherever she is needed. A third-year member of the Chickasha Pom Team, Williams has danced since she was 3...
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Broken Arrow volleyball to make Oklahoma history with outdoor match
BROKEN ARROW, Okla. - Broken Arrow High School volleyball is taking its final regular-season match outside. For the first time in Oklahoma high school volleyball history, the Tigers will play a match on a football field when they face the Jenks Trojans under the lights at Broken Arrow’s stadium.
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Oklahoma Jewish charter school expects only 10 students, per email to Tulsa rabbi
OKLAHOMA CITY — A first-in-the-nation Jewish charter school seeking to open in Oklahoma expects to enroll only 10 students — far short of original projections — in its first year of operation, according to an email the school’s leading founder sent to local faith leaders. The low enrollment goal has raised doubts about the viability […]