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High school athletes in Oklahoma can now profit off their name, image and likeness (NIL) without jeopardizing their amateur status.
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Heading into the new school year this fall almost 11,000 students requested to transfer under Oklahoma’s new open transfer law.
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The superintendent for Muskogee Public Schools said he's worried the current "political arena" is affecting the district's teacher shortage.
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Deputies from the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office are offering school resource officers from around the state training to help keep Oklahoma classrooms safe.
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Tulsa Public Schools Superintendent Deborah Gist is calling for a task force to investigate mass shootings in the wake of the Uvalde massacre.
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Students and staff members at Edison Preparatory were under a brief, modified lockdown Wednesday morning after a student threatened the school. The lockdown comes one day after a shooting at an elementary school in Texas.
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Union Public Schools will continue requiring students, staff and visitors to wear masks until at least January.
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The Jenks school board implemented the mask requirement for students, employees and visitors in mid-September, but many opted out of it.
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Union Public Schools students voted overwhelmingly for "redhawks" to replace the district's former mascot, a slur for Native Americans that was dropped last year.
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Northeast Oklahoma is well represented in the field of finalists for 2022 Oklahoma Teacher of the Year.