July 3-9 #oklaed News Brief

A collection of Oklahoma education-related news of the week.

July 9, 2021

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July 4

Tulsa World

Tulsa Public Schools adjusting summer meal program

Lawton Constitution

Local students excited for Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute

KOCO 5

Ninnekah coach charged after being accused of committing lewd or indecent acts

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July 5

Tulsa World

Shawnee News-Star

Shawnee area students attend SWOSU middle school band camp

Norman Transcript

NPS receiving state grant funds for counseling, mental health positions

Tahlequah Daily Press

Local teacher uses Indigenous methods with students‍

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July 6

OSDE

Eleven rural Oklahoma school districts receive Art Tech grants

Shawnee News-Star

Asher among rural school districts receiving Art Tech grants

Journal Record

Mobile meat processing lab brings training to students in McAlester

KFOR 4

Oklahoma City Public Schools to host early childhood teacher career fair

KSWO 7

Temple and Duke Public Schools receive art grants

AP News

Shawnee superintendent announces plan to run for state post‍

July 7

The Oklahoman

Achievers: Students recognized with honors

Tulsa World

TPS launches summer school for 11,000 students

Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise

Bartlesville among top U.S. school districts for STEM education

Oklahoma Watch

Superintendents: Counselor Corps doesn’t address rural schools’ needs

Pawhuska Journal-Capital

Counseling grant to benefit Pawhuska schools

News on 6

St. Francis: More than 1,200 students vaccinated in northeast Oklahoma

News 9

Western Heights School District running out of time to make improvements

FOX 25

Approaching deadline, Western Heights hasn't removed superintendent‍

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July 8

The Oklahoman

Rural Oklahoma is among the hardest hit in the U.S. by a lack of fast, reliable internet

StateImpact Oklahoma

What Oklahoma teachers need to know about the state’s so-called Critical Race Theory ban

Lawton Constitution

Duke and Temple schools receive art grants

Enid News & Eagle

Purcell Register

It’s not over yet

KOCO 5

Hofmeister: State Board of Education is working to create rules around bill dealing with teaching race, sex

News 9

FOX 25

OKCPS career fair for early childhood teachers

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July 9

Oklahoma Watch

Is there lead in the water? Thousands of schools and day cares haven’t found out

KFOR 4

Republicans urge State Board of Education to issue clear guidelines on critical race theory

KTEN 10

Ravia schools receive fine arts grant‍

Sarah Julian

Director, Communications

Sarah serves as the Director of Communications for the OPSRC. In this role, she provides support, consultation and training on a variety of critical tools and PR functions, including communication plans, social media policies, crisis communications, media relations and website content.

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