An OKC teacher adopts a progressive teaching method that’s capturing students’ attention.
Education
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Arts Council Oklahoma City and other community organizations work to revive art education in schools
“We were in crisis mode,” said Rhonda Taylor, OKCPS director of visual and performing arts.
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State leaders see low education assessment scores as a starting point for the state to close the achievement gap
State leaders see low education assessment scores as a starting point for the state to close the achievement gap.
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David Boren announces his plan to retire
After 51 years of service to Oklahoma, David Boren announces his plan to retire. The college president, former U.S. senator and governor leaves behind a legacy of a true statesman.
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Rising student enrollment in south Oklahoma City creates an opening for charter school expansion
Rising student enrollment in south Oklahoma City creates an opening for charter school expansion.
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Historic Capitol Hill’s ongoing revival includes improving the arts in the district
Renovations to structures like Yale Theater will usher in the next wave of change.
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OSU-OKC and Dove Science Academy team up for early college program
The program will enable high school students to graduate with their associate’s degree.
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As the Oklahoma City Council prepares sales tax and bond propositions, conversations continue about how best to spend the funds
Some want the money to fund infrastructure improvements, and others believe the money should go to schools.
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Metro schools take steps to protect the rights of LGBTQ students
Many Oklahoma school districts don’t have protections in place and put students and staff at risk for discrimination.
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OKC landmark First National Center faces a bright future
The $230 million building renovation is set to be completed in 2020.