A new school chess program hopes to develop love of the game in a new generation.
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Preview: OKG cover story reveals benefits, influence of energy industry
From earthquakes to the state budget, the energy sector is as much a part of our state as natural gas and oil is to the ground under our feet.
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School help children offers hope to youth of imprisoned parents
As a young boy clumsily reads aloud words from The Ugly Duckling, he gains confidence with each line.
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University of Oklahoma: They’re football team is the best!
University of Oklahoma: They’re football team is the best!
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Link Crew program builds foundation for freshmen
The Link Crew mentorship program connects OKC high school freshman with upperclassmen to help students advance academically.
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Author says school too easy, teacher standards too low
Education author Amanda Ripley told school leaders at the Teacher Matter luncheon in Oklahoma City that school standards in America have to be raised.
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Diverse groups welcome new superintendent
Neu was invited to a diversity festival last week featuring several local organizations that work with parents and students.
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Chicken-Fried News: We’re No. 6!
Women in Oklahoma lack voices in political venues and boardrooms, shows a recent study by financial advice website WalletHub.
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OKC superintendent blames politics in NCLB waiver decision
Oklahoma City Public Schools superintendent Robert Neu had harsh words for those on both sides of the NCLB waiver debate.