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Bartlesville, Catoosa, Collinsville, Glenpool, KIPP Tulsa, Skiatook and Sperry are among the districts and charter schools scheduled to start classes this week. #oklaed

Congressional Republicans have prioritized getting appropriations and budget bills passed by the start of the next fiscal year, Oct. 1.

The Owasso City Council in July 2022 passed tax increment financing assistance for the project, which will offer a reimbursement of about $950,000.

School supply distribution events are scheduled for Friday afternoon in Skiatook and Saturday morning at Expo Squares Central Park Hall. #oklaed

The proposed capital improvements package, set to go to voters Aug. 8, would include $4.4 million to repave the roads at the citys Safety Training Center.

An expert talks about what Tulsas film business needs in order to thrive like its music industry, as well as the impact of the writers and actors strikes.

At Thursday’s meeting, the State Board of Education approved 827 emergency teaching certifications bringing the fiscal year total to 4,410 emergency teacher credentials. #oklaed

An attorney for the Statewide Virtual Charter School Board says the newest member may be ineligible.

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