Tulsa Public Schools Board Members To Discuss Impact Of COVID-19 On The District
Tulsa Public Schools will update parents on the latest COVID-19 information on Monday.
The meeting is for board members to talk about the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the district.
Last week, the district had 17 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 128 close contact exposures. 14 of the 17 confirmed cases are students.
During Monday s meeting, board members will also hear a recommendation on renaming the Tulsa Learning Academy to North Star Academy.
Board members will also talk about signing a contract with T-Mobile called The T-Mobile Project 10-Million Agreement.
The contract would provide 150 free hotspots to students.
Tulsa Public Schools Board Members To Discuss Impact Of COVID-19 On The District
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Wednesday, December 30, 2020
Wheaton, T-Mobile to provide better learning opportunities
This year, more than ever before, school districts, students, teachers and parents have all learned the pros and cons of virtual learning.
A necessity to virtual classrooms is the ability to access the internet.
T-Mobile has offered students in the Wheaton school district a better opportunity to this access for those who need it with the access to 50 Franklin T9 hotspot devices with 100 GB of data per year through the T-Mobile Project 10Million.
Jordan McFall, Wheaton elementary principal, said the project aims to provide internet hotspots to families who do not have access to the internet at home.
Wednesday, December 23, 2020
By IVY JACOBS, Times Reporter
School Board member Kevin Kumpf (left) received a plaque from Board President Tom Reberger in appreciation for his service to the board, the school corporation and the community during the December meeting.
Ivy Jacobs photo
As 2021 approaches, School Board President Tom Reberger presented a plaque to outgoing board member Kevin Kumpf for his service as a member of the Clay Community School Board of Trustees, but it was for much more.
Ive enjoyed and appreciated the opportunity to serve on the school board for CCS and to serve the people of Clay County, said Kumpf, who congratulated the newest employees of the corporation by saying, Youre going to love it (
working for the schools). Ive always said we have more than our fair share of good people working at CCSC. Good luck, and thank you.