Lenzy Krehbiel

Tulsa World Staff Writer From the minute the Springdale students walked into the gym Wednesday afternoon, the equipment on the stage captured their attention.

The Carver students designed, built and tested model electric vehicles during a schoolwide Engineering Day, getting real-time feedback from experts with NASA. #oklaed

Tulsa World Staff Writer By a 5-0 vote, Union's school board accepted the resignation of Zone 5 representative Ken Kinnear and declared his seat vacant at a special meeting Tuesday evening.

Tulsa World Staff Writer As the cleanup efforts continue in the aftermath of Saturday's tornadoes, Morris High School is having to make some room in the trophy case.

Tulsa World Staff Writer Kynslie Deiorio, Audrey Warner and Kinsley Deavours were in their element Wednesday.

By the conclusion of the 2024 competition, about 6,900 National Merit Scholarship recipients will be selected from among 15,000 finalists nationwide, with award amounts ranging from $1,000 to $10,000. Beyond those already announced, an additional 3,800 college-sponsored National Merit Scholarship recipients across the country will be announced this summer.

Tulsa World Staff Writer Tabitha Duty is hustling. Set to graduate May 17 from Pawhuska High School, the Shawnee and Delaware senior

When Compean graduates from East Central High School on Wednesday, he will leave behind a legacy of advocacy not only for himself but for those around him.

Serving about 7,200 children this summer, Tulsa Public Schools is still trying to determine how to continue its day-camp-style summer school after federal COVID-19 funding sunsets Sept. 30. #oklaed

Tulsa World Capitol Bureau Staff Writer OKLAHOMA CITY — State Superintendent Ryan Walters says he would welcome lawsuits against his mandate