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School News
Sapulpa police looking for driver who struck elementary student and left the scene
Sapulpa police are currently looking for the driver of a vehicle that they say struck a student as she was crossing the street and then left the scene of the accident.
Announcer wrongly identified using racial slurs at Sapulpa-hosted basketball game now seeking damages
An announcer at a quarterfinals basketball game in 2021 is now seeking damages against the newspaper that incorrectly identified him as the culprit in a profanity-laced remark caught on a live mic nearly three years ago.
“The best opportunity I had:” Central Tech student credits his school, instructor for success at Google
Unsurprisingly, a number of Central Tech students have gone on to start their own businesses or get great jobs working for companies with global recognition. One such case is that of Peter Sansing, who now works for Google.
Central Tech and Freymiller Trucking honored by Oklahoma State Legislature for innovative Second Chance Program
The Oklahoma State Legislature has officially recognized Central Tech and Freymiller Trucking for their collaborative efforts in launching the transformative Second Chance Program, which provides justice-involved individuals with critical skills and opportunities in the trucking industry.
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Bartlett Foundation awards a record $343,788 in grants for Sapulpa Public Schools’ programs
The Edward E. and Helen Turner Bartlett Foundation has awarded a record $343,788 in grant funding to Sapulpa Public Schools
Monday Sports Minute for January 8th: wrestling, band, basketball, and JROTC
Both boys and girls teams had some great performances at several different tournaments last week and into the weekend. See inside for details!
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Monday Sports Minute: Updates on Band, Wrestling, Basketball and more
Just two weeks until Christmas break! Let's check in with updates from band, wrestling, basketball, the Ping PIngs and Winter Guard!
Weekly Sports Minute: updates on choir, Jazz band, FFA and Ping Pings!
Back to their first full week of school following Thanksgiving Break, the students are already looking forward to Christmas, which is just three weeks away! Here are a few good shout-outs for you today!
Sapulpa Indian Education students make ribbon skirts
Students will continue to work on their ribbon skirts for several weeks. Sapulpa's Indian Education Department offers cultural lessons throughout the year and as part of Native American Heritage Month.
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