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Stories from Today in Tulsa’s editions, and every report from Tulsa’s newsrooms.

Schools from local newsrooms

From News 9, News On 6 and 3 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. News 93 hours ago

    Oklahoma Superintendent Robert Franklin raises concerns about state reading law

    Oklahoma's incoming state superintendent Robert Franklin says implementing the state's third-grade reading retention law will require input from educators and additional support for students who struggle with reading.

    Also reported byNews On 6KRMG

  2. Enid News & Eagle13 hours ago

    Franklin elected to be state superintendent

    OKLAHOMA CITY — A former teacher, school district leader and CareerTech center administrator who ran on his decades of experience in education has been elected Oklahoma’s state superintendent of public

  3. KTUL16 hours ago

    Tulsa voters say schools and community leadership top priorities as polls open

    As voters across Tulsa headed to the polls Tuesday, many said they were thinking beyond the names on the ballot, focusing instead on what they hope the election

In brief

The short notes of Today in Tulsa’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • School lunchesTulsa Public Schools will end its child nutrition contract with Aramark effective Dec.

    Tulsa Public Schools will end its child nutrition contract with Aramark effective Dec. 31. Starting Jan. 1, the district will run the program itself for the first time in almost 20 years.

    News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSource: Public Radio Tulsa