June 1-7 #oklaed News Brief

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

June 7, 2019

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June 1

The Oklahoman

Seeworth board votes to relinquish charter

Lawton Constitution

LPS announces Polk’s resignation‍

June 2

The Oklahoman

Contest aimed to drive up attendance

Claremore Daily Progress

Locals showcased in Claremore’s Got Talent

KOCO 5

School districts to offer teacher pay raises amid government funding for education

June 3

Edmond Sun

Teacher pleased with pay increase, believes legislature could do more

Enid News &Eagle

Editorial: Several Enid organizations providing meals for kids this summer

KJRH 2

Jenks Middle School student a finalist for 'Doodle for Google' competition

KTUL 8

Summer meals program kicks off

FOX 25

Documents show some of the cost of OKCPS ransomware attack

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June 4

News on 6

State insurance commissioner surveys flood damage in Webbers Falls

June 5

The Oklahoman

Tulsa World

29 Tulsa-area students win National Merit Scholarships sponsored by colleges

Edmond Sun

Cherokee Nation's ACT Prep Camp opens new doors for students

Journal Record

Right Thinking: New thinking needed for education, public safety reform‍

News on 6

Flooding delays Webbers Falls School starting date‍

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June 6

OSDE

Oklahoma's new school accountability dashboard a big hit with families

Lawton Constitution

LPS preparing for superintendent search

Muskogee Phoenix

Editorial: Lawmakers make progress on education, more needed

News 9

9 Investigates: Oklahoma still losing teachers despite pay raises

KXII 12

Tishomingo hires new superintendent‍

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June 7

Muskogee Phoenix

School district makes leadership changes

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