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Oklahoma Gas and Electric has announced it will donate $30,000 in Positive Energy Teacher Grants to fund teacher projects.

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By the end of a five-month process of analyzing potential budget cuts for next year, some members of the Lawrence school district’s budget planning committee felt facilitators and district leaders lacked transparency and dismissed their ideas. Others felt the committee achieved its purpose.