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Teachers' unions - and other naysayers - are losing their grip on zip code-mandated education.

Education entrepreneurship is having a moment. After decades of frustration with traditional schools, after a pandemic that magnified the inadequacies and inequities of public education, and now with the rapid expansion of school choice programs in multiple states, entrepreneurs are remaking public education with a dizzying array of innovative models. These are ever more customized […]

North Tulsa neighborhoods now see a completed local private school, relocated to East 36th Street North. Nearby residents can also use its new gym and basketball court.

(Correction: A private school, Victory Christian in Tulsa ($435,240), was left out of a list of the top Stay in School recipients in a previous version of this story. That

A private school voucher program funded with federal pandemic relief dollars selected schools for preferential treatment, awarded funds to families not facing financial hardship, and then ran out of funds

A private school voucher program funded with federal pandemic relief dollars selected schools for preferential treatment, awarded funds to families not facing financial hardship and then ran out of funds

A private school voucher program funded with federal pandemic relief dollars selected schools for preferential treatment, awarded funds to families not facing financial hardship, and then ran out of funds

There are plans to build a new $15 million Community Center near 36th Street North and Peoria. North Tulsa Community Activist Tracie Chandler says this proposed community center could have a major impact. "If you love Tulsa, then you will donate," Chandler said. "Because, Tulsa cannot reach its fullest potential until all sides of town have reached equity." Chandler says this is an investment worth making because it will benefit all Tulsans. "Thats what Tulsa should want, is a citizenry that ha...

New Community Center Planned For North Tulsa There are plans to build a new $15 million Community Center near 36th Street North and Peoria. North Tulsa Community Activist Tracie Chandler says this proposed community center could have a major impact. "If you love Tulsa, then you will donate," Chandler said. "Because, Tulsa cannot reach its fullest potential until all sides of town have reached equity." Chandler says this is an investment worth making because it will benefit all Tulsans. "Thats w...