OKCPS confirms 42 schools affected by forced teacher transfers
Oklahoma City Public Schools confirms that 42 schools will be affected by forced teacher transfers to achieve what the district calls “rebalancing.”
According to district...
Only declared OKC sanctuary church holds vigil at ICE offices
The only congregation in Oklahoma City to declare itself a sanctuary church held a vigil and accompaniment at the OKC headquarters of the U.S....
Teachers, unions point efforts toward November elections
Teachers granted leave by their school districts to lobby the Oklahoma Legislature were at the Capitol Tuesday along with union officials as they point...
NW Classen students protest teacher’s removal
About 60-70 students walked out of Northwest Classen High School around 9:30 a.m. Friday to demonstrate against Oklahoma City Public Schools putting a teacher...
Net neutrality bill for Oklahoma proposed by southside rep
A bill that would provide net neutrality for Oklahoma is being drafted by southside Rep. Mickey Dollens in preparation for the next session of...
Emerson South newest addition to OKCPS alternative schools
Emerson Alternative School is the oldest alternative program in the state.
For this new school year, it is spawning a new mid high school for...
Youth “call B.S.” on NRA influence at March for Our Lives OKC
The loud call and response chants of one group of high-school students at the March for Our Lives in Oklahoma City Saturday seemed to...
Girl Attorney group recruits 150 female attorneys to advocate for teachers
Over 150 female attorneys plan to walk as a group to the Capitol from the Oklahoma Bar Association building Monday morning to advocate for...
Northside forum crowd concerned about state revenue
A forum on the near north side of Oklahoma City Thursday suggested that legislators and the public are not anywhere close to finished providing...
Curbside Chronicle vendors selling flowers through Valentines Day
Mai Nguyen bought four bouquets at the Curbside Chronicle pop-up shop even before the organization had all of its display in place in the...
Cooper takes OKC Ward 7 seat, calls it “opportunity to serve”
Lee E. Cooper, Jr. was sworn in as interim Ward 7 Oklahoma City Councilman Tuesday to fill the seat of John Pettis, Jr. who...
Gallery – Oklahoma teacher walkout, first day rally
These are some of our shots from the rally at the Oklahoma Capitol Monday.
(To see a carousel of better quality versions of these images...
Diverse faith communities join for Thanksgiving service
Leaders and representatives of 11 faith communities helped lead the Interfaith Thanksgiving Service at Mayflower Congregational Church Tuesday.
It was an extraordinary display of unity...
Big yellow bus in Pride Parade marks shift for OKCPS
It almost looked like some confused school bus driver had lost his way and ended up in the OKC Pride Parade.
But the appearance of...
Is Chamber of Commerce out of step with public on next MAPS tax?
Big differences on how to use a portion of a proposed new MAPS-type penny sales tax were exposed in a public hearing Tuesday at...
