Nov. 2-8 #oklaed News Brief

November 2

NonDoc

• This year’s OKCPS to-do list has at least 30 big items

Duncan Banner

• DPS awarded Gulfport Energy Fund of Oklahoma
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November 3

The Oklahoman

• Editorial: No easy path to better math, reading scores in Oklahoma
• Oklahoma's minority students show improvement on national report card
• Individuals, group show support for John Marshall students
  

Tulsa World

• Thousands of students have left TPS in the past five years. Where are they going, and why are they leaving?
• Melissa Abdo: Expand the choices within public schools
• Editorial: Rising failure to meet any ACT benchmarks ought to awaken lawmakers

Enid News & Eagle

• State's scores on 'Nation's Report Card' fall short of goal
  

Shawnee News-Star

• Shawnee schools Telemedicine Partner team clinics now offering behavioral health services
  

KOCO 5

• Project CommUNITY: Oklahoma representative works to help students with dyslexia
  

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November 4

The Oklahoman

• Bethany educator touts 'Whole Brain Teaching'‍

Tulsa World

• 'Exchange' visit brings state representatives from central Oklahoma to see local schools' best programming
  

Enid News & Eagle

• Project SEARCH helps students with employment options

Journal Record

• Guest Editorial: Private schools and virtual charters
  

Stillwater News Press

• Tragedy hits Coyle community after sudden deaths of four with school ties
  

Tahlequah Daily Press

• Epic launches ENN, first statewide journalism program for high school students
  

Ada News

• OERB to host teacher workshop Saturday
  

Skiatook Journal

• Sperry Board of Education to hold election
  

KTUL 8

• Student cellphone video shows possible bullying on Locust Grove school bus

FOX 25

• $40,000 donation provides coats for Oklahoma City Public School students
• Heart for Education winner: Elizabeth White

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November 5

The Oklahoman

• OKC school district to sponsor John Rex charter, eighth grade plan approved
  

Tulsa World

• Tulsa school board approves average $2,084 raise for teachers

Enid News & Eagle

• School offers resources parents can use at home
  

Skiatook Journal

• Sperry High School band adds all-state player to its list of honors and awards
  

Shawnee News-Star

• McLoud Principal, former Shawnee Educator Renew National Board Certification
  

KFOR 4

• Oklahoma teacher’s aide pleads guilty to sex crimes, giving alcohol to students
• Amazon makes hefty donation to high school robotics team in Oklahoma
  

News on 6

• TPS holds 2020-2021 enrollment information sessions‍
• Tulsa School Board approves teacher pay raises

NPR

• Oklahoma charter school opens with hopes to better serve Native American students

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November 6

Tulsa World

• Beware! Money, charters and vouchers
• Roland football coach dies unexpectedly
  

OSDE

• ELEVATE: Health Emphasis Transforms Community

Journal Record

• Right Thinking: School choice programs can make a difference
  

Woodward News

• National Geographic to film at High Plains Technology Center
  

Enid News & Eagle

• Termination hearing scheduled for former EPS police chief Dods
  

Duncan Banner

• Ada City Schools closed Thursday due to threat
  

McAlester News-Capital

• Unknown threat turned in from Duncan Middle School
  

Edmond Sun

• Rachel’s hands inspire students’ chain of kindness
  

KJRH 2

• Tulsa Public Schools enrollment process changes‍

KFOR 4

• I want her to see us cross the stage, so we can see her cross the stage too,” OKCPS celebrates program for parents attending high school
  

FOX 25

• Virtual program allows Shawnee students to go to the doctor without leaving school

Bartlesville Radio

• Panel to address reaching goals for education‍
  

November 7

The Oklahoman

• New charter means changes are coming for John Rex
  

Tulsa World

• McLain students, community members collect soil in remembrance of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre victims
  

Daily Ardmoreite

• Power to the people: Voters to cast ballots on Tuesday regarding electricity franchise in Wilson, bond issues for Mannsville and Mill Creek schools
  

Ada News

• Oklahoma School for the Deaf receives cycling program grant
• Chickasaw Heritage Series curriculum shares Chickasaw history with elementary and secondary students
  

Enid News & Eagle

• EPD to have officer at Enid High School
  

Journal Record

• Free Market Friday: Student results continue to decline
  

Black Wall Street Times

• State of black education in Tulsa schools and why black parents choose charters
  

KFOR 4

• Oklahoma elementary school receives $20,000 donation to support STEM programs
  

KTEN 10

• Grants boost tech at Garvin County school
  

Bartlesville Radio

• Superintendents field questions during PEAK Panel
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November 8

The Oklahoman

• Open seat on OKC school board still vacant for southeast side

Tulsa World

• Cherokee Nation proposal could cut funding to public schools that prohibit students from observing cultural practices
  

FOX 25

• Students to walk out of class Friday ahead of Supreme Court DACA decision

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