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On September 15th, Superintendent Kolby Johnson announced notification of a student or staff member at Strother Public Schools has tested positive for COVID-19.
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Read moreThe Senate Retirement and Insurance Committee held a meeting Tues day to study ways to improve health outcomes for Oklahomans with diabetes. The interim study was requested by Oklahoma Legislative Diabe tes Caucus co-chair Sen. Carri Hicks, D-Oklahoma City, whose son has Type 1 diabetes.
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As of this advisory, there are 72,284 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma.
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Last week, Ms. Hazel’s Art 2 class learned about Viking era artwork. The focus of the project was Viking era ships and swords. Students created their own versions of viking swords and ships as parts of the assignment. Students enhanced their model swords and ships with custom crests and designs, just as vikings did. Then they put their model ships up to the test with a race or, if they made swords, they competed in a sword throwing contest and threw their swords at the wall. The prize of the event was a free pass for the class's virtual day. Out of the 13 students competing, the prize was won by Rio Overbey, Savannah King, and Roxy Lofton.
Read moreAfter 18 months of construction, the new Oklahoma State Capitol Visitor Entrance, located on the southeast corner of the State Capitol building, is now open. To commemorate, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at 10 a.m. on Sept. 16. Steve Mason, chairman of the State Capitol Restoration Expenditure Oversight Committee, introduced the ceremony while state leaders Rep. Mark McBride and Sen. Roger Thompson, both members of the State Capitol Restoration Oversight Committee, shared remarks. Also speaking were Fred Schmidt, FSB principal, and Craig Abbott, Manhattan Construction vice president, followed by Governor Kevin Stitt with the keynote address.
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