“This budget crisis is proof that we need to bring everyone together to work on long-term solutions for public schools,” Hime said.
Education
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OCU hosts summit discussing protection from cyber attacks
OCU’s School of Law is hosts its second national summit on national security law.
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KIPP presents charter expansion plan
KIPP hopes to establish a world-class elementary school in northeast Oklahoma City.
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Charter school programs begin community discussion on OKCPS integration
Possibilities Inc. will host community discussions about integrating charter schools and Oklahoma City Public Schools.
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Nonprofit organization bolsters recent graduates and public schools
Teach For America helps underserved schools in Oklahoma with specially trained teachers.
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Spencer makes changes to benefit its schools
Community volunteers rally to improve conditions at Spencer schools.
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Local charter schools offer partnership with OKCPS
OKCPS considers partnering with charter schools to improve public education and asks community for feedback.
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“I consider this to be the end of the educational river,” he recently told Oklahoma Gazette. “This is the sum total of where we don’t want the kids to end up.”
“I consider this to be the end of the educational river,” he recently told Oklahoma Gazette. “This is the sum total of where we don’t want the kids to end up.”
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District schools implement more hands-on learning style
John Adams Elementary School engages students and encourages critical thinking with project-based learning.
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Proposed ‘education savings accounts’ earn mixed reviews from educators, parents
The ESA legislation comes as lawmakers cut revenue dollars to common education and enrollment continues to climb.