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Officials with Tulsa Public Schools say they’re cooperating with local law enforcement after finding nearly $20,000 in contract management irregularities within one department. #oklaed
Lenzy Krehbiel-Burton
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My primary beat is public education. I am a third-generation graduate of Oklahoma State University, a board member for Oklahoma SPJ and an active member of the Native American Journalists Association.
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Tuesday night's unofficial returns indicate that Oklahoma Republican voters will need to go back to the polls in August to select their nominees for four statewide offices, including state superintendent.
Without discussion or debate, the State Board of Education approved 419 emergency teaching certification applications at its Thursday meeting, including 231 renewals for the upcoming 2022-23 school year. #oklaed
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Starting in August, East Central High School will offer a four-course sequence that covers the material needed to pass the Federal Aviation Administration’s mechanic certification exam. #oklaed
Area school districts may be able to continue offering grab-and-go meal service through the summer after movement Thursday in Congress. #oklaed
Republicans will have four state superintendent candidates to choose from for Tuesday’s primary election. #oklaed
At the end of Thursday's state board of education meeting, attorney Brad Clark announced that Tulsa Public Schools is the first district in the state to violate House Bill 1775, an Oklahoma statute meant to limit instruction on race, gender and history. #oklaed
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Despite citizens' comments being restricted to a handful of speakers, a standing room only crowd gathered for three hours during Tulsa Public Schools’ Board of Education meeting Monday night to hear feedback about the district’s relationship with its LGBTQ community. #oklaed