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Oklahoma’s largest school district pilots new strategies before state exams
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Students at Edison Preparatory School protested Israel's bombardment of Gaza, calling on elected officials to stop the violence.
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TPS' superintendent announced Monday that 12 schools had performed well enough to move off a federal support list while four were moved off a state list.
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KWGS' Max Bryan and StateImpact’s Beth Wallis have this update on how Tulsa Public Schools’ state-mandated improvement plan is going so far and the work that lies ahead.
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Johnson, the first Black woman to lead the district, was hailed by supporters while members of the school board lashed out at each other.
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The school district is still grappling with low attendance and teacher shortages.
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Disagreement among the board led to the decision to table whether to begin a national search for a permanent district leader or to cement Dr. Ebony Johnson's role.
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Allegations of racist behavior at Tulsa Honor Academy were relayed at the Oct. 2 meeting, causing the board to hit pause on the renewal.
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Board member Diamond Marshall moved to postpone the renewal until the next meeting, citing concerns she said students and staff had relayed to her about alleged racist behavior at the school.
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Gist was met with teary eyes from some board members and a standing ovation from the audience.