December 1-7 #oklaed News of the Week

December 1

The Oklahoman

• OKC district director resigns

Muskogee Phoenix

• Oktaha Schools lawsuit settled
  

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December 2

Edmond Sun

• Laughter makes learning fun

Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise

• Cabler enjoys helping school, community
  

Lawton Constitution

• Filing period opens Monday for school board seats

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December 3

OSDE

• Two Edmond North graduates named Oklahoma’s 2018 AP Scholars

Woodward News

• Kiamichi Technology Center placed on lockdown after students report man with gun
  

KFOR 4

• Two Edmond North graduates named AP Scholars
• Oklahoma nonprofit aiming to make robotic, STEM education popular and accessible
  

News 9

• OKC man accused of flashing middle school, elementary students
• State lawmakers proposing to revive the 'Vision Fund'
  

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December 4

The Oklahoman

• Edmond North grads recognized for AP success
  

Tulsa World

• Tulsa school board approves grade expansions for local charter schools
• Senate leader: Despite 'fear mongering,' lawmakers committed to education funding

Enid News & Eagle

• Emerson's Innovative Learning Studio integrates technology into teaching‍
  

KTUL 8

• Panhandling teacher's sign to be in Smithsonian‍
  

News 9

• Edmond voters could bring $93M bond issue to school district

Digital Journal

• Raising A Reader literacy program rolled out by Oklahoma City Public Schools, reaching thousands of families

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December 5

The Oklahoman

• School boards advance bond elections
• Candidates emerge for school board seats
• Achievers
  

Tulsa World

• Twelve candidates file to run for Tulsa Public Schools board
  

Edmond Sun

• Francis Tuttle instructor named nation’s top teacher

Enid News & Eagle

• Bill would change cutoff dates for kindergarten, pre-K programs‍
  

KFOR 4

• Loaded handgun found in student’s backpack at Edmond North High School
• Students moved from Clinton elementary school amid standoff
  

News on 6

• Henryetta Schools take extra precautions after threat
  

KTUL 8

• Jay Public Schools suspends teacher amid investigation of an inappropriate relationship

KTEN10

• Ex-Tishomingo teacher sentenced for lewd acts
  

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December 6

The Oklahoman

• Picking up signals
• School board filing period ends
  

Tulsa World

• 'This is the real deal': Elementary school kids show off computer programming skills
• Carlisha Williams of ImpactTulsa: 'Access to high-quality education for all students is one of the greatest civil rights issues'‍
  

Journal Record

• Oklahoma lawmakers: Time is right for deeper look into education
  

KFOR 4

• “It’s important for us to get involved,” Metro high school embracing Native American culture
  

News on 6

• Union Public Schools: Rumors of violence not considered credible

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