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These schools are planning free summer camps with stimulus money Tulsa schools have a long shopping list of projects for when federal stimulus money makes it to Oklahoma. Teachers and administrators are thinking of ways to put the pandemic-plagued 2020-2021 academic year firmly in the rear view mirror by making schools better than they were before. “It’s so exciting,” said Ebony Johnson, chief learning officer for Tulsa Public Schools. “We’ve been through so much as a country, through...

These schools are planning free summer camps and teacher pay raises with stimulus money Tulsa schools have a long shopping list of projects for when federal stimulus money makes it to Oklahoma. Teachers and administrators are thinking of ways to put the pandemic-plagued 2020-2021 academic year firmly in the rear view mirror by making schools better than they were before. “It’s so exciting,” said Ebony Johnson, chief learning officer for Tulsa Public Schools. “We’ve been through so muc...

These schools are planning free summer camps and teacher pay raises with stimulus money Schools across the country are using federal aid from the Covid-19 relief bill to help fund programs they hope will have a long-term impact on their students. CNNs Evan McMorris-Santoro reports. Posted: Apr 5, 2021 12:30 PM Updated: Apr 5, 2021 12:30 PM Posted By: By Evan McMorris-Santoro and Meridith Edwards, CNN Tulsa schools have a long shopping list of projects for when federal stimulus money makes it ...

Monroe Demonstration Academy Offering Parents Tools For Distance Learning Success A Tulsa school is making sure parents have the tools they need to help their kids with distance learning. Monroe Demonstration Academy hosted Friday what’s called “Parents of Success.” School leaders give parents one-on-one training on how to use online resources so they can help their child succeed while learning from home. “We want to be able to provide opportunities for our parents to come up to Monr...

By: Ashlyn Brothers TULSA, Okla. - Some Green Country sixth graders are getting to build a garden that teachers said will have a big impact on their education and their community. The teachers of Monroe Demonstration Academy want their students to return to the classroom, look outside their windows and see a place of beauty and new beginnings.  "When kids come back, theyre gonna be able to plant, harvest and be able to sell their own produce and really learn where food comes from,” Monroe ...