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Open Letter to the Community from the Staff of Sapulpa Schools
This evening, the Board of Education is voting on whether or not to continue allowing teachers to protest. Here’s what the teachers say.
Read MoreHofmeister celebrates with teachers; $20.5 million in new revenue passed by House
“This strong bipartisan vote signals to teachers that their stories have been heard.”
Read MoreSapulpa student wins Braille Challenge® prize at Oklahoma School for the Blind
She now gets a chance to compete in the National Challenge, happening this summer in LA.
Read MoreLetter to the Editor: Public education is a promise we make to each other as a community…and we’re breaking that promise.
Zachary Eldredge grew up in Creek County and is now in Maryland, pursuing a doctorate in quantum physics.
Read MoreCentral Tech Named Distinguished School by Project Lead the Way
Central Tech is one of only eight schools in Oklahoma—133 in total across the U.S.—receiving this recognition.
Read MoreSapulpa Boys Soccer start the season off strong with a shutout against Ponca City
Sapulpa Chieftains defeated the Ponca City Wildcats in a 4-0 victory last week. Next game is tonight!
Read MoreKiefer student wins scholarship to Washington D.C. Leadership Conference
More than 2,400 FFA members from around the nation will experience the unique opportunity to attend the conference.
Read MoreFirst United Bank brings values to life at annual meeting, celebrates tenured employees
While most banks were closed on Monday, First United Bank used this time to bring its entire organization together to inspire positive change that goes beyond finances.
Read MoreMuscogee (Creek) citizen Coon commits to Dodge City Community College
Coon, who ran 750 miles over the course of two years, had her story featured on the Mvskoke Media website.
Read MoreKellyville Library to feature online health info and a free class
Oklahomans struggle with health issues, and the state falls at or near the bottom of health
indicators nationwide. The Kellyville Public Library is doing its part to help the people of
Kellyville learn more about medicine, nutrition, fitness, and more so that they can become
healthier.