School News

Sapulpa Schools to close at least three days next week, many teachers will walk.

March 30, 2018

An internal survey of the teachers found that 77% would continue to participate in a walkout.

Tulsa Public Schools will close Monday, Sapulpa not sure yet; teacher walkout still possible

March 29, 2018

Though TPS will close Monday, Sapulpa teachers are still deciding if the raise was enough to cancel the walkout on Monday.

Sapulpa soccer hammers Sand Springs to start district play

March 29, 2018

Sapulpa has outscored their opponents, 24-4, in in six games, and sophomore goalkeeper Spencer Braswell has helped to record three shutouts.

“Teacher Pay Raise” Bill passes, but not without compromise

March 29, 2018

The removal of the hotel/motel tax will shorten the revenue projections by $40 million but still allow teachers to get a $6K raise.

STATE: Senate passes revenue package to fund teacher pay raises

March 29, 2018

“Passing the largest teacher pay raise in state history moves us to No. 2 in the region in average teacher pay and will help Oklahoma…

Statement from Senate Democratic Leader John Sparks about the teacher pay raise bill passing

March 29, 2018

“The votes in the Senate tonight were an important step, but this should be the beginning of our efforts, not the end.”

What you need to know about the upcoming school walkout

March 18, 2018

With the school walkout dominating the headlines these days, we pulled some recent findings and stats into one article.

Central Tech Named Distinguished School by Project Lead the Way

March 7, 2018

Central Tech is one of only eight schools in Oklahoma—133 in total across the U.S.—receiving this recognition.

Sapulpa Boys Soccer start the season off strong with a shutout against Ponca City

March 6, 2018

Sapulpa Chieftains defeated the Ponca City Wildcats in a 4-0 victory last week. Next game is tonight!

Erroneous taxation! Or is it?

March 3, 2018

Inverness Village and the Bilby Family Revocable Trust both say the County is taxing them erroneously. But who’s really at fault, here?