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The Seminole City Council and its related authorities will convene for their regular monthly meetings tonight, Nov. 12.
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With little explanation, the Oklahoma Department of Education canceled its search for a vendor to supply 55,000 Bibles for public school classrooms.
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Oklahoma’s third-largest school district, Epic Charter School, has laid off 144 employees, including 42 teachers, and implemented pay cuts amid a financial shortfall from lower- than-expected enrollment. Epic announced the reductions on Oct. 25 after 4,000 fewer students enrolled this school year than administrators anticipated, communications director Rob Crissinger said. The public, onlinebased charter school educates about 30,000 students across the state and receives state funds for every child enrolled.
Read moreGovernor Kevin Stitt last week announced the launch of the Oklahoma Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, a new division within state government aimed at strengthening partnerships with faith-based and nonprofit communities. The office will serve as a centralized resource for these organizations, helping them engage more directly and effectively with Oklahoma Human Services to address the needs of Oklahomans.
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After 20 years in the National Guard, it seems like Staff Sargeant Mike Allison has seen it all.
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Oklahoma State University recently has received a $719,000 United States Department of Agriculture- National Institute of Food and Agriculture grant to help new farmers and ranchers get their start in Oklahoma.
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