Andrea Eger

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The state director of Oklahoma CareerTech told the Tulsa World he spent much of Wednesday receiving phone calls from school administrators from across the state who were distressed by a new memo sent to them this week by the Oklahoma State Department of Education.

“Recipes have almost made us robotic in the way we approach them — what I want to do is show people you can step outside that comfort zone.”

“Recipes have almost made us robotic in the way we approach them — what I want to do is show people you can step outside that comfort zone.”

Epic Charter Schools is cutting 6.17% of its staff, including 42 teachers, and reducing pay for many employees who remain amid significantly lower than expected student enrollment for 2024-25.

Gov. Kevin Stitt and State Superintendent Ryan Walters are among a host of individuals and organizations filing friend-of-the-court briefs with the U.S.

The Better Outcomes for Oklahoma’s Kids, or BOOK, initiative, is being organized by Advance Oklahoma’s Kids. #oklaed

One proposal is to change McAuliffe Elementary School, 6515 S. Garnett Road, into a stand-alone sixth grade center. #oklaed

Devin Fletcher was ordered to serve 30 months in prison and to make $600,000 in restitution after a years-long embezzlement scheme involving false invoices. #oklaed