Sept. 21-27 #oklaed News Brief

September 21

The Oklahoman

• ASTEC Charter Schools break ground on new elementary

Tulsa World

• Oklahoma's attorney general joins legal fight to protect religious school options for state scholarship and voucher students
  

Muskogee Phoenix

• Information sessions planned for Fund for Teachers grants
  

Enid News & Eagle

• Editorial: Teach kids to cease disruptive social media threats

September 22

The Oklahoman

• Putnam Heights Academy takes on challenge
• Point of View: Educational inequity remains a major challenge in OKC
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September 23

Tulsa World

• Frustrated by police as a high schooler, TPD's Project Trust inspires 19-year-old to study to be an officer
  

FOR 4

• New details released after teenager accidentally hit by Oklahoma City police patrol car
• Guthrie Public Schools targeted by cyberattack
• “It’s an issue nationwide,” OKCPS talks school security measures
  

News on 6

• Vandals damage Holdenville Public Schools concession stand

KSWO 7

• Altus High School starts eSports team‍
  

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September 24

Daily Item

• Saying something can make a difference
  

OSDE

• Hofmeister announces finalists for national math, science teaching award
  

Duncan Banner

• Central High’s Minden named as national math teaching finalist

KFOR 4

• Parents concerned after drill site approved behind Oklahoma school
• Oklahoma City Schools adds Northeast Legacy Committee to help with reviving name in school
• Devon Energy funds agriculture education through grants
  

News on 6

• Applications open for Northeast Legacy Committee
  

KTUL 8

• Teacher-turned-lawmaker proposes pro-educator initiatives

FOX 25

• Guthrie Public Schools hacked, no private information released

Bartlesville Radio

• Fentress a finalist for National Science Teaching Award
  

Public Radio Tulsa

• Oklahoma ranked 7th worst state for teachers

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September 25

The Oklahoman

• Lexington Middle School football player dies Tuesday after game

Ada News

• Ada City Schools' Kedy recognized for aviation program work
  

Norman Transcript

• Moore teacher among finalists for science award
• Marathon bicycle jaunt Pedal 4 PE stops at Jefferson Elementary    
  

Cleveland American

• Cleveland Public Schools updating its strategic plan

Stillwater News Press

• Students to get chance to learn to use ultrasound to check if livestock are pregnant
  

News 9

• Okla. Dept. Of Ed. turns to app to improve school safety
• Lexington Middle School student dies after football injury‍

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September 26

Tulsa World

• Panel evaluates causes, solutions to Oklahoma's teacher shortage

Muskogee Phoenix

• Character recognized at two Muskogee schools

Norman Transcript

• Empire school threat handled, extra security in place
  

Daily Ardmoreite

• Lone Grove Public Schools offering incentives in hopes of recruiting, retaining certified teachers
  

Oklahoma Watch

• In Oklahoma, a discredited theory of reading is widely used
  

News on 6

• Muskogee Public Schools hope for $110 million bond
  

News 9

• Student arrested, accused of assaulting teacher at John Marshall Middle School
  

FOX 25

• New money from state brings back theater program, new electives at Ponca City HS

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September 27

Tulsa World

• Tulsa Public Schools $20 million shortfall: Community members at McLain High School want to help find solutions
  

Ada News

• Ada Students GEAR UP for college through state partnership‍