OU student accused of hacking faculty accounts to change grades
NORMAN, Okla. - As school winds down at the University of Oklahoma, most students ramp up efforts to improve their grades….
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New summer food program helps fight childhood hunger
OKLAHOMA CITY – School is almost out for most kids in Oklahoma and that means the start of summer vacation….
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Great State: 41 Years in 1st Grade
LEXINGTON, OKLAHOMA — The testing season is over with. Long time 1st grade teacher Darlene Meskimen is using these last…
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McLoud parents concerned about bullying
MCLOUD, Okla. – A McLoud mother said she believes her children are being bullied at school and administrators haven’t done…
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Ten Commandments parting Muldrow classrooms
MULDROW, Okla. – The 10 Commandments are a hot topic in Muldrow schools. For the past two decades, every classroom at…
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OKC schools board member talks on Classen transfer fiasco
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma City school board continues to come under fire. Last week the board announced they were…
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Families upset after students denied Classen SAS transfer
OKLAHOMA CITY – We first told you Wednesday about a group of students who had been accepted to a competitive…
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OKC school board denies Classen SAS transfers
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma City school board has denied all out-of-district transfers into Classen School of Advanced Studies for…
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Should student test scores be thrown out?
OKLAHOMA CITY – Thousands of sixth through 12th graders will have to retake their state required end-of-year tests next week…
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UPDATE: OKC students given testing options after online issues
OKLAHOMA CITY - The State Department of Education has given OKC public school students several options after two days of disruptions in…
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Online state school testing system crashes second day in a row
OKLAHOMA CITY – If your kids took the state required end of instruction exams Monday or Tuesday, they could be forced…
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Bill to arm teachers revived in state house
OKLAHOMA CITY – It’s not dead yet. The plan to train teachers in public schools to carry firearms has been resurrected…
