Senior Madison Ingram is a naturally talented musician and student who plans to study medicine. She does it all with a rare vision diagnosis.
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Will Rogers is heading back to the silver screen with help from AI in movie filmed at his namesake school in Tulsa
Tulsa Public Schools approved filming at Will Rogers High School in May and June. The adaptation will showcase Native Oklahoman history, with support from the Cherokee Film Commission.
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This Memorial High School senior used JROTC to overcome trauma. He’s graduating as the program’s highest-ranked student.
Grayson Mosher climbed the ranks to battalion commander, finding confidence and mentorship along the way. He graduates this week.
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Students complained about school meals. Now Tulsa Public Schools is ready to part ways with Aramark.
After criticism from students and board members, Tulsa Public Schools announced plans to drop Aramark and operate its own school meals program in the future.
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Riding into the future: Bike Club graduates celebrate with biggest ride of the year
The May ride from Hardesty National BMX Stadium to The Gathering Place was the final chapter of a journey that started in September.
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There is growing student concern over meals at Tulsa Public Schools. Just ask these Kendall-Whittier Elementary schoolers.
A school board member is betting his reelection on better food amid an expanding list of student complaints over meals at Tulsa Public Schools.
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After 12-hour session, Tulsa school board rejects proposal to cut special education staff
The proposed reduction would have netted 12 fewer positions to save around $800,000. Emotional speeches from longtime employees swayed the board Friday.
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Millions of federal dollars support low-income students in Tulsa County. Here’s how schools spend it.
For six decades, Title I grants have helped more low-income families succeed academically. We break down how the millions of dollars are used across Tulsa County schools.
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Oklahoma brings back third-grade retention. Here’s how Tulsa schools could be impacted.
Third graders who score at the lowest level on reading tests will be required to repeat the grade starting in the 2027-28 school year. Tulsa districts are already preparing.
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E’Lena Ashley’s legal battle against Tulsa Public Schools moves to state Supreme Court
Connie Dodson’s first school board meeting largely covered ongoing litigation against the district — including her predecessor’s multi-year lawsuit.
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Behind the scenes of state testing for Tulsa elementary and middle schoolers. But first, a parade.
From third through eighth grade, all Oklahoma students take an English language arts and math assessment each year as required by federal law.
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The Tulsa Public Schools $609M bond is a go. Here’s what comes next.
More than 80% of voters supported the TPS bond Tuesday, but spending that money will be a long process.