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Stigler, OK · Education
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'She’s already connected to her school': Tulsa Public Schools addressed next steps in school closure proposal
TULSA, Okla — The Tulsa Public School District released a proposal several weeks ago saying that in order to save money and change up their budget, they may have to close 17 schools down. The district is hosting several listening sessions to speak with families about their concerns and...
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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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Matt Hennesy to Preview Bruins and Sand Springs
Every Wednesday evening KWON and KWONTV.com we talk Bartlesville High football with Bruin head coach Matt Hennesy at Dink’s Pit BBQ. This week, coach Hennesy will recap a wild Bruin loss at Yukon last week and preview BHS and Sand Springs on Friday night. Coach Hennesy, a Bruin assistant...
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Dewey Football Meets Kiefer in Battle of District Unbeatens
Dewey Bulldogger football has their second district road game in three games Friday night as they travel to unbeaten Kiefer. For the first time since 2019, Dewey is off to a 4-1 start. After losing their season opener to Vinita in August, the Bulldoggers have won four in a row. The streak continued last week with a 42-0 win over Blackwell on homecoming for their second district win.
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NSU’s Rowdy the RiverHawk leads Tahlequah students in annual “Walk and Roll”
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Northeastern State University (NSU) partnered with Tahlequah Public Schools and the Cherokee County Health Services for the annual “Walk and Roll” event, bringing together roughly 80 local students for a morning dedicated to active living and community connection between the university and young students at the Sequoyah Pre-K in Tahlequah.
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Don't Walk, Run to The Lunch Line!
Have you and your friends struggled to find a lunch table? Has your stomach embarrassed you by growling during independent reading? For many Jenks High School students, lunch is a part of the school day they look forward to. It gives students a chance to see friends they may not share classes with, take a break from their schoolwork and finally grab something to eat. This year, lunch looks different.
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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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Pirates travel to meet district foe Regent Prep
The Gore Pirates will seek their first District AII-3 win this season when they travel to meet the Tulsa Regent Prep Rams at 7 tonight at Regent Stadium. The Pirates (2-3 overall, 0-2 in district play) lost their home district opener to the Class A, Division II defending state champion Talihina Golden Tigers 55-14 last Friday night at K.G. Horn Stadium.
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TPS meeting draws packed crowd over proposed school closures
TULSA, Okla. – Tulsa Public Schools officials say they’re already preparing for transition, even though the school board won’t decide the fate of 17 proposed school closures until October 19. TPS Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson spoke to a standing-room-only crowd Tuesday night at the Bronson-Brookside Library. She...
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Local high school marching bands bring home the hardware
It was another weekend of marching home with hardware for local high school marching bands. Chandler High School competed at the Blue and Grey Marching Classic in Glenpool, winning second place overall in the finals, along with Outstanding Music. In the prelims, the band placed second in class and received Outstanding Drum Major for Karyss Campbell.
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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 […]
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TU student’s birthday prank for friend goes viral, hits 1M followers
TULSA, Okla. - One University of Tulsa student has truly gone above and beyond to make his friend’s special day one he’ll never forget. Hudson Campbell has spent months preparing an elaborate birthday surprise for Jace Price, building on their friendly tradition of giving each other gifts that are harder and harder to physically open.
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Copan 6-0 Heading into a Monster District Opener
We are just a couple days away from Week 6 of high school football kicking off across the area, as all the clubs we have locally will be getting into District play. At Copan, the Hornets are celebrating homecoming with a crucial District opener with Depew on Friday night. Copan...
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The State of the University leaves much to be desired
While SGA made questionable choices on setup, administration provided little clarity or comfort. On Sept. 28, President Stacy Leeds gave her first “State of the University” address along with Provost Jennifer Airey. As always, this was an excellent opportunity for students to voice their questions or concerns directly to upper administration, while also providing a closer look at what might be in store for the campus in the coming years. Unfortunately, although there have been impressive steps by President Leeds in the early days of her administration, the State of the University left many questions troublingly unanswered.
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Local students explore maritime careers during Maritime Interaction Day
CATOOSA, Okla. — Students gathered at the Tulsa Port of Catoosa on Tuesday for Maritime Interaction Day. Students were able to explore a variety of careers in the maritime industry through interactive demonstrations and hands-on learning. Tuesday’s event was done in partnership with We Work the Waterways and Tulsa...
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Tulsa superintendent answers questions about proposed school closures
TULSA, Okla. - Tulsa Public Schools is considering closing or consolidating 17 campuses next school year as the district works to address declining enrollment and a budget shortfall. The proposal has raised questions from parents about transportation, teachers and how students could be affected. Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson spoke with...