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Morris Public Schools mourns death of seventh-grade student
Morris Public Schools is mourning the death of a seventh-grade student. The district shared the news in a Facebook message to its school community, expressing condolences to the student’s family and acknowledging the impact of the loss on students, staff and families. “The loss of a child is something...
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OSU’s Vision for Tulsa Higher Education Could Reshape TCC — and Its $60 Million in Tax Revenue
Oklahoma State University’s president has put the state’s largest community college system on notice that he has a vision for a merger that would create a simpler path to a bachelor’s degree in Tulsa. Jim Hess’s public pronouncement at a Tulsa Press Club event in September sent...
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Two Tulsa high schools make significant graduation gains despite statewide decline
TULSA, Okla. - Oklahoma’s latest school report cards show fewer schools receiving low grades, but the state’s reported four-year graduation rate has declined. While the statewide graduation rate dropped, two Tulsa high schools—McLain High School for Science and Technology and Daniel Webster High School—were among a small group of schools showing significant improvement.
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Union Public Schools proposes $200 million bond package
Without debate, Union Public Schools' board approved a request Monday night to send a $200 million bond package to voters in early 2027. The five-year proposal will be on the Feb. 9, 2027 ballot and has two propositions. Proposition 1 would provide $193 million for textbooks and building improvements, such...
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The Collegian issues encyclical against UTulsa Gazette
Editorial opinion reaffirms journalistic excommunication, offers new guidance to readers. In a highly anticipated announcement last Friday, Nov. 6, The Collegian’s editor-in-chief, Aiden Hoogstra, issued an encyclical decrying the UTulsa Gazette. He called for readers of The Collegian to ignore news from the publication, condemn it on social media and shun its staff and writers. The advisory judgement comes from the Vicar of Kronkite’s close interpretation of The AP-Stylic See’s precedent in similar matters, including past messages in The Collegian’s staff group chat, email correspondences from prior editors-in-chief and his own personal musings. The ruling comes after the UTulsa Gazette recently made a small resurgence on Instagram and Yik Yak after decades of dormancy.
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UCO Golfer Earns PGA WORKS Scholarship for Second Consecutive Year
For the second consecutive year, University of Central Oklahoma sophomore Reagan Plank has been selected as a PGA WORKS John and Tamara Lundgren Scholar, helping her turn a lifelong passion for golf into a career in the industry. Plank, a member of the UCO women’s golf team and a student...