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Owasso’s Hunter Tate was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, an aggressive blood cancer, on May 21 — the same day he had planned to walk the stage and receive his

TPS board approved hiring Kristin Stephens as the district’s new chief financial officer and having its chief information officer, Joe Jennings, also be its new chief operating officer.

The first four area school districts start summer break this week, as classes end Thursday at Keystone and Friday at Anderson, Allen-Bowden and Mannford. #oklaed

The nonprofit 36 Degrees North announced it has had an economic impact of more than $1.1 billion for the city of Tulsa and area over the last five years.

Adult students are walking away from jobs that pay the bills for the promise of more lucrative and fulfilling careers. I learned about an intense five-month Tulsa Tech course that is opening doors for women in the IT field.

Classroom teachers in Oklahoma this year earn an average of $61,000 in salary and certain retirement contributions. Thats up from $55,500 the year before.

Betsy Little has always been a design enthusiast. But her road to success in the field was not a straight shot.

Tulsa Public Schools is among the nine area school districts and charter schools that will not be in session Friday. #oklaed

Patriot Family Counseling Services is offering a free Mental Health Conference at Tulsa Tech’s Lemley Memorial Campus on Thursday, April 4th and Friday, April 5

Tulsa Community College announced they will be no longer offering classes at its Owasso Community Campus following the end of the spring 2024 semester.