May 25-31 #oklaed News Brief

May 25

The Oklahoman

• Oklahoma City district may take over Seeworth Academy
• Fifteen OKC schools close for good
  

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May 26

The Oklahoman

• State education board begins new era with new members

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May 27

Tulsa World

• Oklahoma students poised to shape future of oil and natural gas

KFOR 4

• Time capsule discovered at Oklahoma school
  

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May 28

The Oklahoman

• New state budget backs concurrent enrollment program

FOX 25

• Mustang Public Schools announce $3,700 pay increase for 2019-2020 school year

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May 29

The Oklahoman

• OKC students compete in 'Children's Challenge' sporting events
• Achievers: Four Edmond students earn perfect scores on ACT
• Achievers: Kiwanis Club scholarship awarded to Aja Montgomery
• Children offered free lunches this summer
  

Tulsa World

• McLain High School principal resigns; assistant principal selected as interim
  

Hennessey Clipper

• Hennessey School Board holds special meeting, focuses on new teachers

Oklahoma City Free Press

• School fights fear as part of defense against network intrusions
  

McAlester News-Capital

• Ryan Walters new Oklahoma Achieves executive director
  

KFOR 4

• Stitt signs bill that could move some school districts to 5-day weeks
  

Teen Vogue

• For teen parents in Tulsa, respect in school is the key to success

May 30

The Oklahoman

• Troubled charter school's board to meet Friday
• Stitt signs bill to curb 4-day school weeks
• Three John Rex teams advance to world competition; $25,000 needed to attend
  

Tulsa World

• Panelists discusses achieving reconciliation through civic engagement
  

Ada News

• Byng schools receive $50K grant
  

FOX 25

• STEM Teacher of the Month: Lori Christ
  

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May 31

News on 6

• Tulsa Public Schools 'Summer Cafe' provides free breakfast, lunch‍