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School News

Capitol Connection, Schools

Rep. Hern, Sen. Cruz Introduce School Choice Legislation Prioritizing the Right to a Quality Education for Every Child

Rep. Kevin Hern (OK-01) and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) introduced the Student Empowerment Act recently to expand the use of 529 College Savings Plans, allowing families to use these accounts for public, private, religious, and homeschool educational expenses.

Capitol Connection, Schools

Hern and Kiley introduce bill to combat Confucius Classrooms, CCP-funded influence in American schools

Confucius Classrooms are Chinese language and learning centers in elementary and secondary schools which are funded or otherwise supported by the Chinese government.

Sapulpa Public Schools Names 2024-25 Site Teachers of the Year

The educators will be honored at Teacher Appreciation Night.

People, Schools, State

Flu cases and hospitalizations on the rise in Oklahoma schools

At Sapulpa High School, school officials have advised parents to monitor their children closely for flu symptoms and follow guidelines to help prevent the spread of illness.

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Sapulpa Receives Multi-Million Dollar Federal Grant to Prepare Students and Families for College

Sapulpa students, along with their families, will receive important services and information to help them better prepare for and succeed in college, thanks to a multi-year federal GEAR UP grant award.

Sapulpa Public Schools holds groundbreaking ceremony for new high school

The ceremony for what is the largest portion of the of 2023 Chieftain Stronger Bond included school administrators, alumni, and future graduates.

Central Tech addresses critical truck driver shortage with lower tuition and increased accessibility

“We know there are countless individuals who want to start a career in trucking but are held back by financial barriers. By lowering tuition, we’re removing one of those obstacles and helping more people achieve their goals while meeting the critical need for more truck drivers.”

City of Sapulpa, Events, Local Businesses, Schools

What we’re most excited about for 2025

Of course 2024 was a big year for Sapulpa, but 2025 looks to be every bit as exciting. From city projects to new schools and businesses, here's what we're looking forward to the most in the next year.

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Central Tech, Local Businesses

Central Tech Celebrates 10 Years as a Top Workplace

For the 10th consecutive year, Central Tech is celebrating the honor of being named a "Top Workplace" through a confidential survey.

Distance Learning for High School, Junior High will continue through Friday

Sapulpa Schools says students in high School, Junior High, and Bartlett Academy will finish out the week in distance learning and should resume in-person learning on Monday.

Sapulpa High and Jr. High moving to Distance Learning on Thursday after gas odor detected Wednesday

School officials said a gas odor led them to move the students to the Chieftain Center for the remainder of the day and contact parents about early pickup.

Sapulpa Public School Foundation Awards Over $61,000 in Teacher Grants

The Grants-to-Teachers Program provides Sapulpa Public Schools teachers with funds for the development and implementation of innovative teaching projects.

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