LGBTQ resolution passed by OKCPS board
Oklahoma City Public Schools Board of Education passed a ground-breaking resolution Monday night vowing “unwavering support” for “lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer" students and...
After 62 years, OKCPS admins leaving historic building
After close to a decade of discussion, Oklahoma City Public Schools administrators are finally leaving their crumbling 96-year-old administration building at 900 N. Klein.
The...
Enduring enterprise – John Marshall Mid-High
The talk sometimes heard around some young parents in the city’s core is that Oklahoma City Public Schools are great in the elementary years....
Enduring enterprise – Belle Isle Middle School
This is the second report in our series on OKCPS enterprise schools. If you haven’t already read it, the intro and background information for the...
Enduring enterprise – a third way
Enterprise schools are a third way in an environment where arguments often center on the binary options of traditional versus charter schools.
Tuesday Oklahoma City...
“Senior Walk” tradition inspires younger students at Millwood
Each year seniors go through one more ritual earlier in the day before the graduation ceremony at Millwood Public Schools. It’s called the “senior...
Mark Mann sworn to OKCPS board as least-known member
Mark Mann was sworn in to the open District 4 seat on the Oklahoma City Public Schools board in a special meeting Saturday.
“Parental involvement...
Madison Wingate is OKCPS Teacher of the Year
Madison Wingate received the Teacher of the Year award Tuesday at the 2017 Stars of Education Award celebration.
She is a Pre-Kindergarten teacher at Pierce...
Douglass dance teaches more than dance moves
“Create and collaborate” are among the objectives for the day posted in Maria Krey Gibson’s Fusion dance class at Frederick A. Douglass mid-high.
The east-side...
A new day for OKCPS board and constituents
Monday night’s three-hour meeting may have been a sign of new things to come for the Oklahoma City Public Schools Board of Education.
“It was...
