2021 Oklahoma Teacher of the Year Finalists Announced

State Superintendent Hofmeister announces 12 finalists from districts across the state. Winner to be announced in February.

OK Schools Win Right To Feed Students During Emergency Closures

USDA approves Oklahoma’s request for free meals for all students regardless of school free and reduced lunch percentage

Community Meeting Planned For Upcoming F.D. Moon Middle School Renovations

Parents, teachers, students and other neighbors can review the plans and discuss them with staff.

OK Water Professionals, Academics Heading To Sustainability Conf

July event will focus on optimizing water use efficiency and protecting the south’s water quality.

Rep. Hardin Files Resolution Against OAMC Regents

Resolution seeks to halt ag extension service agent reductions

Tri County Tech Wins National Award

Bartlesville campus wins presidential award for performance excellence

OSU Wins First-In-Country Approval For Drone Program Flights

Unmanned Systems Research Institute wins groundbreaking approval from FAA to fly unmanned fixed-wing aircraft swarm within national airspace

Local Journalism Students Offered Conference Scholarships

Scholarships will cover costs of attending Investigative Reporters and Editors conference in June

OSU Earns 8th 'Tree Campus USA' Title

Stillwater campus boasts more than 3,200 trees. Planting ceremony set for March 28th

Applications Being Accepted For USDA/1890 National Scholars Prog

Full scholarships available for HS seniors, college frosh-soph studying ag-related disciplines

House Passes Bill to Extend OLAP to Older Students

HB2227 raises qualifying age to 18 for students who lose parents after 10th-grade.

Dangerous Cold Snap Closes OKC Area Schools Tomorrow

Temps in the teens and sub-zero wind chills force closures, according to OKCPS Facebook page

2019 Outstanding Educator Award Winners Announced

Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence announces names of five medal-winning public school teachers

2019 Academic All-State Scholars Announced

33rd Annual Awards by Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence Recognizes Top 100 Seniors From Across the State

Report says 30,000 OK teachers quit profession in last 6 years

Low pay, increased workloads and unmanageable class sizes all cited as reasons to leave

University of Central Oklahoma Names New President

Patti Neuhold, current VP for Finance, will assume new role in July

Parents Encouraged to Order Birth Certs Early for Fall

OSDH encourages parents enrolling children in Fall to order the official copy of their child’s birth certificate well in advance.

Report: Lead levels too high in many U.S. schools

12% of all water samples tested had higher-than-recommended lead levels.

State Superintendent announces Student Advisory Council members

Council affords the state’s youth an opportunity to discuss their top concerns for public education.

Education Dept announces new '21st Century Learning' grants

Federally-funded awards will complement school-day learning for grades PreK-12

Two Edmond North graduates named Oklahoma's 2018 AP Scholars

Awards given annually to students in each state for outstanding achievement on Advanced Placement courses

Dog Attack During Recess Sends 12 Oklahoma Kids To Hospital

A loose dog attacked Oklahoma City elementary students during recess, sending 12 to the hospital, nine of them with bites.

OKCPS to name new office after local teacher, civil rights leader

Board agrees to name new site The Clara Luper Center for Educational Services

UCO to hold free educator workshop on Friday

Event will offer inside look on education policy and finance process to educators and public.

OK schools to receive millions in mental health support grants

OSDE will receive three federal grants totaling $12.5 million to help districts meet the mental health needs of their students

OK School District Reopens After Posts Target Transgender Girl

A parent reportedly took to Facebook to complain about a transgender student used the girls bathroom at an Achille, Oklahoma, school.

Oklahoma Lieutenant Governor Addresses ISOK Class of 2018

Oklahoma Lieutenant Governor Todd Lamb offered words of wisdom as he addressed the Class of 2018 graduates of Insight School of Oklahoma!

Oklahoma Teachers Moonlight As Rodeo Announcers, Cabinet-Makers

"The reason I started doing the rodeo and announcing is so that I can pay for my daughter's college education."

365 Ways to Teach Kindness

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Oklahoma City School Calendar 2017-18: First Day Of School, Vacations, Conferences

When's the first day of school in Oklahoma City? That, and other must-know dates for parents, students and teachers.