Bodine Elementary has experienced a transformation from a high suspension school to one students and teachers look forward to coming to each day.
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Over the past two years, Glover was able to catch up academically and is on track to graduate this spring, a feat most students facing similar challenges don’t accomplish.
Over the past two years, Glover was able to catch up academically and is on track to graduate this spring, a feat most students facing similar challenges don’t accomplish.
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MDR: ‘Your glory days are still ahead of you’
Aaron Renn of the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research kicked off the Mayor’s Development Roundtable on Wednesday with advice for OKC.
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Salt of the Earth: Famed photographer is focus of son’s documentary
The son of famed photographer shows the man behind the lens with new documentary.
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Great Conversation goals announced at lawmaker breakfast
The seven goals set during the Great Conversation for Oklahoma City Public Schools were announced during a breakfast hosted by Superintends Rob Neu and Keith Ballard.
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Cory Baitz talks downtown architecture with Oklahoma Gazette
Architect Cory Baitz talks about development and downtown infrastructure with Oklahoma Gazette.
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City council members reach out to Southside residents, talk of development, partnership
City leaders view a bridge of trust as key to the growth of the southside.
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Program aids minority students
A local fraternity runs a program to help low-income and minority students learn responsibility and self-respect.
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News briefs: Suspension rates, downtown hike and more
Suspension rates Superintendent Robert Neu (pictured at right) called the district’s high suspension rate — especially among minority students — an unacceptable culture of sorting students that he plans to stop. During a press conference last week, Neu, who became superintendent of Oklahoma City Public Schools last year, discussed a recent internal discipline audit and […]
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School board voices opposition to charter school bill
Calling it a “Trojan Horse” bill, the Oklahoma City Public Schools board voted unanimously to adopt a resolution rebuking legislation that would give city hall the power to sponsor its own charter school.