Feb 9-15 #oklaed News Brief

February 9

The Oklahoman

• Maysville Teacher earns Ag in the Classroom award
• Mid-Del to consolidate middle schools
• Editorial: Oklahoma ScissorTales: Caution needed with school funding formula
  
  

Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise

• Next issue: Class sizes

Tahlequah Daily Press

• New license plates available for purchase
• Area schools awarded TSET Healthy Incentive Program grants‍

KOCO 5

• Senate bill aims to allow more people at schools to administer Narcan

February 10

The Oklahoman

• Analysis: Oklahoma City residents wanting better schools turn to council candidates who have no authority over education
• Oklahoma's final education budget could include more classroom spending than Gov. Stitt proposed
  

Tulsa World

• Broken Arrow Public Schools committee to present high school configuration recommendations Monday
  

U.S. News & World Report

• Enid Public Schools invests $54 million into its 17 schools

February 11

The Oklahoman

• Safety, security upgrades focus of school bond elections

Oklahoma Watch

• When it comes to education spending, who’s right?‍
  

KFOR 4

• Elementary students get chance to show off art at local gallery

News on 6

• Broken Arrow School Board votes to add new facilities to high school
  

News 9

• OKCPS ‘Pathways To Greatness’ survey on repurposed buildings ends
• Parents, students apprehensive after final meeting on OKCPS plans
  

KTEN 10

• Oklahoma students embrace new career planning program‍

KXII 12

• OK State Superintendent visits Murray County‍
  

Public Radio Tulsa

• State super wants the need for emergency certified teachers reduced

February 12

The Oklahoman

• Hands-on learning critical for STEM education
• Chickasha schools shortchanged $2.1 million by county treasurer‍

Tulsa World

• 'Staggering': 30,000 Oklahoma teachers have left profession in the past 6 years, report shows
• House rookies make their mark in education committee; teacher mentoring bill moves forward
  

OSDE

• New report reveals 30,000 teachers have left profession in 6 years‍
  

Ada News

• Homer School names site teachers of year‍

Daily Ardmoreite

• Area schools meet with state superintendent
  

KFOR 4

• Deer Creek announces plans to redistrict elementary school boundaries‍

News 9

• Canadian Co. substitute teacher arrested, accused of lewd acts with child
• State auditor says coding error diverted $2.1M from Chickasha Public Schools

FOX 25

• Substitute teacher accused of sending inappropriate texts to teenagers
  

MyHighPlains.com

• Oklahoma school ditricts election results
  

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February 13

The Oklahoman

• State loses 30K teachers in 6 years‍
• Voters OK school bond issues in Edmond, Norman
• Edmond Schools to open pre-K enrollment Feb. 18‍
• Point of View: Opportunity scholarships vital to "Oklahoma's Turnaround"
• Harding Fine Arts would chart its own course, leader says

Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise

• STEM showcase‍
  

Enid News& Eagle

• Delaying pre-K a step back for Oklahoma's children
• Covington-Douglas voters OK bond
  

Wagoner County American-Tribune

• All four-day school week schools under scrutiny at state capitol‍

Journal Record

• Chamber forum features superintendent‍
• State owes counties and school districts $99 million

OK Policy

• Support staff pay raise and restoring cuts is key to improving Oklahoma’s schools‍
  

McAlester News-Capital

• Education Spotlight: Ryan Walters

Duncan Banner

• Parents give input on DPS elementary grading‍

O'Colly

• Superintendent of Stillwater Public Schools receives $9,000 raise‍
  

KOCO 5

• Student injured in dog attack at elementary school in southwest Oklahoma City
  

KTEN 10

• Texoma schools celebrate bond vote victories
  

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February 14

Tulsa World

• Teacher raises advance in Oklahoma House with unanimous committee vote

OSDE

• Oklahoma students named finalists in national science talent search‍
  

Wagoner County American-Tribune

• Four-day school week districts under scrutiny at state Capitol: 'It's frustrating,' Wagoner superintendent says
  

Tahlequah Daily Press

• HPS board OK's projects, rehires administrators

Journal Record

• Hamilton: Public school privatizers aren’t going away‍
  

Southwest Times Record

• Oklahoma voters pass school bond issues‍

Woodward News

• Lawmakers react to state's teacher exodus
  

KJRH 2

• Oklahoma House committee unanimously passes $1,200 teacher pay raise measure

KFOR 4

• Oklahoma elementary students sending birthday cards to WWII veteran‍
  

5 News Online

• School district mourns after Moffett superintendent dies at his home Wednesday‍

News on 6

• Muskogee Public Schools seeks community input
• Bristow High School graduate arrested after threat reported
  

WPVI 6 (Philadelphia)

• Oklahoma lawmakers reject scholarship to help bullied children go to private school‍

FOX 25

• Dove Schools ethics team fundraiser‍
  

StateImpact Oklahoma

• Years after charter school divided rural community, some see broken promises while others note academic progress‍

FourStatesHomePage.com

• Oklahoma teachers could see increase in pay
  

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February 15

The Oklahoman

• Former Harrah principal agrees not to teach again

Tulsa World

• Senate approves bill to ban vaping in schools‍
  

Muskogee Phoenix

• Local, area students use skills at Math and Engineering Competition
• MPS seeks strategic planning input
  

Tahlequah Daily Press

• Oklahoma teachers deserve a pay raise‍

Ada News

• School board considers calendar options for 2019-20‍

Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise

• Many area schools cancel classes Friday‍
  

KGOU

• Rural Oklahoma community still divided over charter school‍