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Osage community worries about language, culture education after Dapsoka closure
1+ hour, 1+ min ago (970+ words) By: Sarah Liese and Thomas Pablo // KOSU//August 24, 2026// – Osage Nation’s language immersion school closure sparks community concern. – Families and leaders seek alternatives to preserve Osage language education. – Research highlights the role of immersion schools in cultural preservation. What was supposed…...
OU sets freshman enrollment record for sixth consecutive year
7+ hour, 9+ min ago (355+ words) By: Journal Record Staff//August 24, 2026// – OU welcomed a record 6,437 freshmen for the Class of 2030. – The class includes record numbers of first-generation college students. – The university continues expanding housing and campus facilities. NORMAN — The University of Oklahoma welcomed its largest freshman…...
DRTC offers entrepreneurship scholarships to Oklahomans with disabilities
3+ day, 4+ hour ago (52+ words) The Journal Record DRTC offers entrepreneurship scholarships to Oklahomans with disabilities By: Sam Royka//August 21, 2026// – DRTC is offering entrepreneurship scholarships for Oklahomans with disabilities. – A youth scholarship will provide a 10-day business development course. – DRTC programs support employment, career development…...
Oklahoma ends federal program funding third meals for students
3+ day, 4+ hour ago (331+ words) Oklahoma ended a federal program that provided third meals to students at schools with extended hours. – State Superintendent Lindel Fields said the USDA encouraged the state to discontinue the program. – Schools can transition to another federal program to provide meals…...
Simple Modern awards $2,500 in grants to Putnam City teachers
3+ day, 6+ hour ago (259+ words) By: Journal Record Staff//August 21, 2026// OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma-based drinkware and consumer goods company Simple Modern has awarded $500 classroom grants to five Putnam City Schools Teachers of the Year, totaling $2,500. The grants are part of Simple Modern’s third-annual Stock Your School…...
Oklahoma Baptist University to host free STEM Day for high school students
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (286+ words) By: Journal Record Staff//August 20, 2026// SHAWNEE — Oklahoma Baptist University will host STEM Day 2026 on Sept. 22, welcoming high school students to campus for a day of hands-on learning in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The free event is open to students…...
Pioneer Library System launches program focused on incarceration, reentry
5+ day, 4+ hour ago (318+ words) By: Journal Record Staff//August 19, 2026// CLEVELAND, McCLAIN AND POTTAWATOMIE COUNTIES — Pioneer Library System is inviting residents across Cleveland, McClain and Pottawatomie counties to participate in Spark a Change 2026, a community initiative using shared reading and community events to encourage conversations…...
State audit finds $3.73M in misspent Tulsa Public Schools bond funds
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (593+ words) A former district official, two construction contractors have been criminally charged – A state audit alleges a former Tulsa Public Schools bond director improperly profited from district funds. – Auditors identified $3.73 million in improper spending involving Hudgins and vendors. – Officials say additional…...
Francis Tuttle student places fourth in national Adobe design championship
6+ day, 6+ hour ago (302+ words) By: Journal Record Staff//August 18, 2026// OKLAHOMA CITY — Francis Tuttle Technology Center student Adelaide Burk earned fourth place at the 2026 Adobe Certified Professional U.S. National Championship, earning national recognition for her graphic design work. Burk completed Francis Tuttle’s Graphic Design and…...
Stitt criticizes public school finances as report recommends funding changes
6+ day, 22+ hour ago (576+ words) By: Katrina Crumbacher//The Journal Record//August 17, 2026// – Gov. Kevin Stitt released a 30-page report last week after an investigation into public school finances. – According to the report, school districts’ carryover funds rose to $4.5 billion in 2025. – The report recommends using a…...