June 6-12 #oklaed News Brief

June 6

KFOR 4

• Mid-Del Public Schools taking extra precautions to protect student athletes

KXII 12

• Prom planned for Southern Oklahoma high school students‍
  

June 7

The Oklahoman

• OKC student wins car in drawing among classmates with perfect attendance

June 8

The Oklahoman

• Federal funds drive $10 million budget increase for OKC schools
  

Cherokee Phoenix

• Stilwell seniors reach finals in national podcast challenge
  

McAlester News-Capital

• McAlester school board thanks child nutrition staff
  

Woodward News

• Center launches FutureLink Oklahoma
  

Owasso Reporter

• EPIC Charter Schools graduates 55 Owasso, Collinsville students in virtual ceremony
  

KFOR 4

• Three children accused of causing $50,000 in damages to Oklahoma school
• Parents call for discipline after Mid-Del teacher allegedly posts racist, offensive comments on social media
  

News 9

• Limited school sports resume at some OKC metro school districts

KUSH 1600AM

• Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Summer Feeding Program providing free meals and snacks to children
  

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June 9

Claremore Daily Progress

• MidAmerica Industrial Park receives $100,000 Google Community Grant to assist area school districts with COVID-19 rapid response

Norman Transcript

• Norman teacher selected for inaugural fellowship program
  

Skiatook Journal

• Skiatook, Sperry seniors graduate from EPIC

Stillwater News Press

• SHS clarifies graduation plans
  

KSWO 7

• Local school district planning safe school reopening

FOX 25

• School districts offering distance learning options for upcoming school year‍
  

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June 10

Ponca City News

• Caughlin named recipient of scholarship
  

State Impact Oklahoma

• Activists call for Norman Public Schools to get rid of resource officers
  

Wagoner County American-Tribune

• Local students earn diplomas from EPIC Charter Schools
  

Grand Lake News

• Barnsdall library plans virtual summer reading program
  

Oklahoma Watch

• Q&A: What to expect when schools reopen in August
  

Fourstateshomepage.com

• Oklahoma State Department of Education releases its school reopening framework
  

News on 6

• Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission, TPS holding webinar for teachers

June 11

Shawnee News-Star

• Tecumseh superintendent named OASA District 9 Superintendent of the Year

CIty Sentinel

• Aaron Collins named as Metro Technology Centers’ superintendent
  

Grand Lake News

• EPIC Charter Schools graduates more than 3,800 seniors in first-ever virtual ceremony
  

KOCO 5

• 2020 Free Ride Finalist: Deer Creek senior juggling work, school and sports wants to be a veterinarian
  

KTUL 8

• 2nd charge filed against Oklahoma teacher known for 2018 walkout

News 9

• Oklahoma school district to file lawsuit against vaping company JUUL Labs
  

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June 12

The Oklahoman

• Epic surpasses 32,000 students, is 3rd largest school system in state

OSDE

• Gov. Stitt, Supt. Hofmeister announce $16 million in incentive grant opportunities for Oklahoma schools
  

KFOR 4

• $16M in CARES Act-funded incentive grants to go to eligible Oklahoma schools‍