Dec. 7-13 #oklaed News Brief

December 7

The Oklahoman

• Editorial: A big week for one Oklahoma City school

Stillwater News Press

• Ripley Schools upgrading security

Enid News & Eagle

• Kay County investigating OEA allegations against EPS administration

Claremore Daily Progress

• Report cards are in, Rogers County schools earn C average
  

Public Radio Tulsa

• Oklahoma public school enrollment tops 700K‍
  

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December 8

The Oklahoman

• Point of View: Mend, don't end, the School Report Card's chronic absenteeism indicator
  

Tulsa World

• TPS superintendent's full plan for cutting $20 million to be revealed this week during community meetings

Stillwater News Press

• LIVE WELL: TSET healthy incentive programs now open
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December 9

Tulsa World

• About 75% of Tulsa Public Schools' $20 million budget cut would come from district office, Superintendent Deborah Gist tells community
  

Black Wall Street Times

• Configuring 6th-grade students may not be a good idea
  

Tahlequah Daily Press

• Superintendent's Corner: Grants are vital for success at TPS
  

Oklahoma Watch

• After decade, schools could face penalties for breaking class-size limits

Enid News & Eagle

• Termination hearing agenda set for ex-campus police chief
  

Oklahoma City Free Press

• McElhaney takes seat as newest OKCPS Board of Education member
  

News on 6

• Tulsa Public School leaders speak about budget cuts

TexomasHomePag

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December 10

News on 6

• Sallisaw teacher accused of sexual contact with 2 students‍
• TCTA wants 'all consultants' out of Tulsa Public Schools to save money
  

News 9

• Termination hearing to be held Tuesday for Enid officer

Vice

• How two black girls from Oklahoma fought their high school's head wrap ban‍
  

December 11

The Oklahoman

• Epic Charter Schools suing state senator alleging libel, slander

Tulsa World

• Tulsa Public Schools patrons weigh in on $20 million budget cut plan at community meeting at Memorial High School
  

Black Wall Street Times

• City Year receives grant to expand ‘Networks for School Improvement’ in Tulsa
  

Stillwater News Press

• Board approves bonuses for SPS employees
  

Herald Leader

• Protecting students at all costs

Tahlequah Daily Press

• School officials say data doesn't reflect success‍

OSDE

• ELEVATE: Keeping Imaginations Alive

Ada News

• Four Ada schools get Cs on state report cards
  

CNHI News

• Officials point to homelessness, other student issues
  

Enid News & Eagle

• UPDATED: Dods attorney says EPS board made up mind before termination hearing, lawsuit coming
• ‘This will go on,' ex-chief’s attorney vows
  

Journal Record

• Epic Charter Schools sues state senator for defamation
  

KOCO 5

• Group raises money to pay off lunch debts at metro-area schools
  

News on 6

• Cleveland Public Schools superintendent resigns unexpectedly
• TPS hosting community meetings about budget deficit
• 2 southeast Oklahoma teachers accused of abuse
  

KSWO 7

• Lawton Public Schools’ newly named superintendent addresses media

FOX 25

• Telemedicine school program expands to target mental health

Bartlesville Radio

• Student disciplined for bringing B-B gun to school
  

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December 12

The Oklahoman

• OKC teacher starts accessories business
  

Tulsa World

• Tulsa's Jones Elementary School was closed once before and then reopened. Now its neighbors fear what will happen to their area if it's shut down again.
• Sallisaw teacher charged with sexual battery
  

Daily Ardmoreite

• Addressing absenteeism: Lone Grove approves policy allowing addressing chronic absenteeism‍‍‍

Enid News & Eagle

• Editorial: Dods case could shift from court of public opinion to court of law

FourStatesHomePage.com

• Oklahoma Department of Education working to reduce class sizes

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December 13

The Oklahoman

• Oklahoma City students aim for change through action civics projects
• Audit cites complaints of unprofessional conduct by former finance official at Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics
  

Tulsa World

• Ginnie Graham: What laws need to pass next year to help Oklahoma's children in trauma

NonDoc

• Change direction: CareerTech helps people succeed

Muskoge Phoenix

• Fort Gibson school board member ineligible to run for seat‍‍

News on 6

• Tulsa Honor Academy expanding middle & high school‍