Oct 5-11 #oklaed News Brief

October 5

KFOR 4

• Francis Tuttle Technology shows students STEM career possibilities
  

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October 6

The Oklahoman

• ReadOKC initiative building a love of reading
  

Tulsa World

• Muskogee to vote on historic $110 million school bond issue tomorrow

Edmond Sun

• Cyclists to bike 4 days, 333 miles to promote PE in school‍
  

October 7

The Oklahoman

• Teenager threatens to 'wreak havoc in OKC like never before'
• Putnam City schools launches one of the largest eSports programs in the state
• John Rex Charter School applying to add 8th grade with Oklahoma City Public Schools
  

KFOR 4

• Mother says daughter has waited an hour or more for Western Heights District buses
  

KOCO 5

• Mother turns in son to metro police after finding videos of school shootings on phone
  

News on 6

• Tulsa Public Schools to discuss construction, contract work at board meeting
  

KXII 12

• Former Kingston teacher gets five years for rape

FOX 25

• Oklahoma set to soar with aviation as core curriculum

Bartlesville Radio

• Bartlesville school board meeting highlights site plans
  

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October 8

Tulsa World

• Two Tulsa school board seats up for grabs in 2020

Claremore Daily Progress

• Sequoyah FFA officers attend leadership training conference
  

CNHI News

• Voters reject Konawa school bond issue
  

Muskogee Phoenix

• Voters back $110 M school bond package
  

Enid News & Eagle

• OERB to host teacher-training workshop in Kingfisher
  

Tahlequah Daily Press

• Alpha Plus, Cherokee County schools link up for improvement
  

KOCO 5

• Seminole coach named KOCO 5’s September ‘Teacher of the Month’
• Boy accused of sexually assaulting Putnam City High School student in coach's office, police say
  

KSWO 7

• Duncan Public Schools finds ‘suspicious item’ on bus
  

KTUL 8

• Muskogee superintendent says passing historic school bond will boost pride and safety

FOX 25

• Survey: Ticketing drivers going around school buses might not have huge impact
• OKCFD has been to vacant school frequently
• Putnam City student arrested for alleged rape in coach's office

90.9 WBUR

• Impeachment inquiry doubles as fodder for high school students

October 9

The Oklahoman

• Volunteers work to restore stability at Oklahoma City school
• John Rex Charter School applying to add 8th grade with Oklahoma City Public Schools
  

Tulsa World

• Owasso High School student killed, another injured in morning collision on Oklahoma 20
  

Guymon Daily Herald

• Guymond Public Schools educator selected for Google for Education Innovator Program

Claremore Daily Progress

• Claremore FFA receives Health and Wellness Grant
  

Miami News-Record

• Tri County Tech names Kiwanis Club high school student of the month
  

OSDE

• Student Success Summit gives educators tools to help students start career planning

KFOR 4

• Oklahoma City school officials, police investigate threat
• Duncan police, OHP bomb squad investigate suspicious item found on school bus
  

News on 6

• Parents concerned after death of Owasso student at 'dangerous intersection'
  

KSWO 7

• Comanche County Health Department reports no confirmed case of mumps in SWOK despite scare
  

FOX 25

• 'It's one of the most rewarding careers':Oklahoma in need of special education teachers

KGOU

• Solar energy advocates say the industry could help schools
  

Booneville Democrat

• Oklahoma bill would link students, mental-health services
  

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October 10

Shawnee News-Star

• Shawnee teaching team named 2019 SKIE Award winner

Miami News-Record

• Veny addressed students and parents at the High School Tuesday
  

KJRH 2

• Teachers testing a new look at preventing bullying
  

KFOR 4

• Read-OKC feeds the appetite of hungry young readers
  

News on 6

• Tulsa Public Schools treats Booker T. Washington for bed bugs
• Oklahoma school superintendents hold press conference on teaming with FBI to crackdown on threats
• The Pencil Box, Tulsa resource for teachers & students, reopens at new location
• Parents concerned after Booker T. Washington High School finds bed bugs
  
  

October 11

The Oklahoman

• Authorities warn against posting school threats

Tulsa World

• Editorial: Survey by parent group helps define top 10 schools
• Tulsa Public Schools wraps up community meetings, now plows into input to cut $20 million from district budget‍