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March 30-April 5 #oklaed News Brief

March 30-April 5 #oklaed News Brief

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

March 30

The Oklahoman

Tahlequah Daily Press

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March 31

The Oklahoman

Tulsa World

Lawton Constitution

Enid News & Eagle

Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise

Shawnee News-Star

News 9

April 1

Tulsa World

Enid News & Eagle

KJRH 2

KFOR 4

News on 6

ABC 7 (Amarillo)

FOX 25


April 2

The Oklahoman

Tulsa World

Norman Transcript

Tahlequah Daily Press

McAlester News-Capital

Edmond Sun

NonDoc

KFOR 4

News on 6

KSWO 7

News 9

KTEN 10

FOX 25


April 3

The Oklahoman

Tulsa World

Cleveland American

Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise

Owasso Reporter

Ada News

KJRH 2

News on 6

KSWO 7

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April 4

Tulsa World

Muskogee Phoenix

Norman Transcript

News on 6

April 5

The Oklahoman

Tulsa World

Tahlequah Daily Press

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