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Proposals to spend millions of dollars addressing a critical shortage of nurses in Oklahoma and assisting nonprofits in their recovery from the pandemic will be considered by lawmakers when they meet in special session at the Capitol next week.

 Experiences gained as a young student and family member helped shape the perceptions...

Experiences gained as a young student and family member helped shape the perceptions and intentions of Muskegon’s Nia Goins, who graduates summa cum laude on Saturday at 12:30 p.m., May 7, from Ferris State University’s College of Business with a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice-Corrections.

Why are we willing to let policy pushed by Washington, D.C., billionaires dictate policy that will hurt schools in rural Oklahoma?

OKLAHOMA CITY – Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) training begins Friday, March 4, at Metro Technology Centers’ Springlake Campus, Health Careers Center located at 1720 Springlake Drive, in Oklahoma City.

"Right now were learning about the five mother sauces," said Kaitlyn Brooks, a 10th grader in the Culinary Arts Academy.

In this weeks "Skilled to Work," WAAY 31 heads to the Limestone County Career Technical Center, where one program is building tomorrows teachers.

McBAIN — One of the McBain senior classmates of Taylor Benthem yelled out to her from the high school lobby on Monday morning. “Taylor, is this your best Valentine’s Day

Several Charlotte-area counties rate high on helping high school students earn career-tech credentials. But North Carolina's top education official says many recognize skills with little market value.

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