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Oklahoma High School Football Top 25 State Rankings (Oct. 7, 2026)

Not a lot of shakeups in the poll this week, with nine of last week’s Top 10 either having won or were idle

Oklahoma · 10-07

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2027 Academic All-State applications now open

OKLAHOMA — The Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence is accepting applications for the 2027 Academic All-State class. Each year, OFE honors 100 Oklahoma public school seniors as Academic All-Staters. Students are chosen for their academic achievement, leadership and community service. “Academic All-State represents all the good that’s happening in Oklahoma’s...

Oklahoma · 10-07

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Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate Cyndi Munson speaks with Oklahoma State University students

Oklahoma State University welcomed Cyndi Munson to campus to speak directly with students on Oct. 2, 2026.

Oklahoma · 10-06

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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.

Broken Arrow, OK · 10-08

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Local group urges Oklahoma board to reject Ben Gamla application after email

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Just weeks after a federal judge issued a ruling in an Oklahoma religious charter school case, local organizations are urging the Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board to reject the school's proposal. The Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation hopes to open the first religious charter...

Oklahoma · 10-08

Oklahoma Voice

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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 […]

Tulsa, OK · 29d

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For the Children: Child care concerns

As Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) continues our series on navigating the policy changes by state agencies to reduce error rates and potential fraud, let’s focus this week on childcare. W e appreciate Oklahoma Human Services, or OKDHS, for providing information to hopefully help you seek available assistance....

Oklahoma · 10-07

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Bluejays head to Lawton looking to build on district victory

UPDATE: Friday’s Guthrie–Lawton football game will be played on the Lawton High School campus, not at Cameron Stadium. Seating is limited, and Guthrie fans are encouraged to bring lawn chairs to help accommodate as many fans as possible. Guthrie will look to carry the momentum from last week’s...

Guthrie, OK · 10-06

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Athlete Spotlight with Altus’ Jax Eichelberger – Presented by Cattlemens Bank

Altus High School sophomore Jax Eichelberger approaches athletics with a simple but demanding standard: show up, work hard, and make every rep count. A multi-sport athlete for the Bulldogs, Eichelberger competes in football, wrestling, powerlifting, and track, carrying the same determined mindset from one season to the next. For Eichelberger,...

Altus, OK · 10-06

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2027 Academic All-State applications now open

Oklahoma · 10-07

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Attorney General launches essay contest for middle school students

OKLAHOMA CITY— Attorney General Gentner Drummond has announced an essay contest for Oklahoma middle school students to explore what the state means to them and what they believe will make Oklahoma stronger in the years ahead. “From our smallest rural communities to our largest cities, generations of Oklahomans have...

Oklahoma · 10-07

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Loss of in-state tuition has undocumented Oklahoma students rethinking their American dreams

Maria Reynolds knew she’d have to work twice as hard as her classmates because she is living in the U.S. without legal status. She kept her grades up to apply for scholarships because she could not receive federal aid or loans. This fall, Reynolds would have been a senior...

Oklahoma · 10-06

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Oklahoma Attorney General holds essay contest for middle school students

OKLAHOMA - Attorney General Gentner Drummond has announced an essay contest for Oklahoma middle school students to showcase state pride. The contest has middle schoolers explore what the state means to them and what they believe will make Oklahoma stronger in the years ahead. “From our smallest rural communities to...

Oklahoma · 10-06

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First Watch: Stuff You Should Know

Oklahoma Schools Are Setting AI Rules. The Technology Is Already in the Classroom. Epic Charter Schools Superintendent Shaun Ross described the challenge plainly: it feels like building the airplane while it’s flying. Oklahoma’s largest online school implemented an AI policy this summer allowing students to use AI for brainstorming and editing, but not for comprehension or research. Hundreds of other Oklahoma districts are doing the same, required by state law to have policies in place by next school year.

Oklahoma · 10-06

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Friday Night District Football Scores plus Fast Pitch and Fall Baseball State Tournament Brackets Released

Week 5 of the high school football season came and went on Friday night all across the state of Oklahoma. In Class 4A District 1 action, Elk City went north on Highway 34 to face Woodward. The Elks were riding a four game win streak in the series, but it was obvious very early that streak would come to an end. Woodward scored early and often in a 63-14 win over the Elks. The Boomers scored touchdowns on the first 9 possessions to run away and hide from the Brown and White. Elk City fell to 0-5, 0-2 in the district while Woodward improved to 4-2, 1-1 in 4A 1. Elsewhere around the district, Wford held off Clinton in the Custer County Conflict 23-7. Bethany went to Cache and topped the Bulldogs 17-7. Wford and Bethany are out on top of the district at 2-0. Cache and Woodward are next with 1-1 records. Clinton and Douglass are both 0-1. Elk City’s in the cellar at 0-2.

Oklahoma · 10-05

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

Here are The Oklahoman's high school football rankings for Week 6: Class 6A-I (previous rank in parentheses) 1. Bixby (1) — 5-0 2. Broken Arrow (2) — 5-0 3. Jenks (3) — 3-2 4. Owasso (4) — 2-3 5. Yukon (5) — 6-0 6. Norman North (6) — 4-1 7. Mustang (7) — 3-2 8. Moore (9) — 5-0 9. Deer Creek (8) — 3-2 10. Edmond North (10) — 3-2 Dropped out: None. Class 6A-II 1. Stillwater (1) — 2-2 2. Choctaw (2) — 4-2 3. Piedmont (4) — 3-2 4. Tulsa Booker T. Washington (3) — 3-2 5. Norman (5) — 3-3 6. Ponca City (8) — 4-1 7. Muskogee (7) — 3-2 8. Sand Springs (6) — 1-3 9. Bartlesville (9) — 3-2 10. Putnam City West (10) — 2-4 Dropped out: None. OSSAA football Week 5 first-and-10: Piedmont pulls off close win over Muskogee Class 5A 1. Carl Albert (1) — 6-0 2. McGuinness (2) — 4-1 3. Elgin (3) — 5-0 4. Coweta (4) — 5-0 5. Newcastle (5) — 4-2 6. Del City (6) — 3-2 7. Guthrie (7) — 3-3 8. Pryor (8) — 4-1 9. Tulsa Bishop Kelley (NR) — 4-1 10.

Oklahoma · 10-05

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Turner deals with state program cancellation

The Oklahoma State Department of Education announced August 18 – after the current school year had already begun – that it was ending the Expanded Learning Time, a federal program providing a third meal during the school day. The program will end October 1, giving schools little time...

Oklahoma · 10-04

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Rep. Cyndi Munson visits Oklahoma State, speaks to students

Cyndi Munson, a state representative and Democratic candidate for Governor of Oklahoma, came to OSU to speak with students. The Daily O's Emi Sengvilay was there to provide details. Follow The Daily O’Collegian on other socials! ⬇️

Oklahoma · 10-05

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Athlete Spotlight with Duncan’s Khi Haynes – Presented by Don Graham – Ameriprise

Duncan High School sophomore Khi Haynes is already making an impact for the Demons as a football player and track athlete. On the football field, Haynes contributes at running back and defensive back, bringing versatility and a competitive mindset to both sides of the ball. For Haynes, the motivation behind...

Duncan, OK · 10-04

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More women pursue careers in skilled trades at Oklahoma Technical College

TULSA, Okla. - At Oklahoma Technical College, automotive technology student Kylie Tate is one of the women preparing for a career in the industry. Tate’s interest in automotive work started with her grandfather, who owned a Texaco gas station. Now, she hopes to own a station one day. Hands-on...

Oklahoma · 10-06

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