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Vinita Public Schools address threats made toward high school
VINITA, Okla. - Vinita Public Schools is working with authorities after threats were made toward Vinita High School, prompting concerns among students, parents and staff. In a statement, Superintendent Rusty Rankin said the district is taking every threat seriously and working with the appropriate authorities to address the situation. According...
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Dewey Football Meets Cascia Hall in Regular Season Finale
Dewey Bulldogger football wraps up the regular season Friday night on the road against Cascia Hall. The Bulldoggers punched their playoff ticket after a dramatic win over Bethel last week, 36-30. Dewey took a three score lead early in the third quarter before fending off a Wildcats comeback the rest of the night. Dewey stopped Bethel at the seven yard line in the final moments to win the game.
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Dewey City Council Recognizes High Schooler
Dewey City Council held a regular meeting Monday evening to honor Dewey High School student Gary Elijah Key with a letter of recognition, as he plans to enter the National Guard post high school. In other business, the council unanimously approved the request to sell a 2012 Dodge Charger from...
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Tulsa Public Schools, Aramark to cut ties in December
Tulsa Public Schools is bringing its child nutrition program in house for the first time in almost 20 years. In a Friday afternoon email obtained by Public Radio Tulsa and confirmed by TPS, the district will end its child nutrition contract with Aramark effective Dec. 31. Starting Jan. 1, the program will instead be self-operating.
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Tulsa voters say schools and community leadership top priorities as polls open
As voters across Tulsa headed to the polls Tuesday, many said they were thinking beyond the names on the ballot, focusing instead on what they hope the election will mean for their schools and their communities. Two themes came up repeatedly in conversations with voters: the future of education and...
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Pryor’s free after-school program gives students new experiences, connections
PRYOR, Okla. — For some Pryor students, the end of the school day means a chance to climb onto a horse, paddle a canoe or cast a fishing line. Those experiences are part of Tiger Pride, Pryor Public Schools’ free after-school program, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary.