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Reducing drop-out rate is challenge for MPS
Muskogee Public Schools saw one in 18 of its high school students drop out last year, according to State Department of Education statistics. There are numerous reasons for high school students to...
State Department of Education Mike Garde Rougher Alternative Academy Muskogee High School Muskogee Foundation
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2013/05/14 15:58
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School board to discuss purchasing textbooks
DUNCAN — Duncan Board of Education members may be putting the Textbook Budget to use, if they approve the purchase of new social studies and math textbooks for the 2013-14 school year. The board...
School Board Board of Education Pearson Duncan High School Oklahoma State Department of Education
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2013/05/09 19:58
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Calhoun reacts to increase in state funding
DUNCAN — With the Oklahoma State Department of Education looking at an increase in funding for the 2013-14 school year, area schools will receive some of the benefit of the $74 million that the state...
Oklahoma State Department of Education
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2013/05/01 17:50
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End-Of-Year Tests Resume At Tulsa Area Schools
So far, so good for Tulsa-area schools as the third day of end-of-year testing is underway. Tulsa Public Schools, Broken Arrow and smaller districts like Liberty are not reporting any problems with...
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State Department of Education Curtis McDaniel SMITHVILLE Oklahoma City CTB/McGraw Hill
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2013/05/01 07:30
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Schools squeezed by test problems
Computer problems interrupted mandatory state testing Tuesday, leaving schools with their “backs against the wall,” one official said. Hilldale, Muskogee and Fort Gibson all reported interruptions in...
Janet Barresi Fort Gibson Oklahoma State Department of Education Department of State Wendy Burton
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2013/05/01 04:13
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Testing glitch slows Enid students
ENID, Okla. — A glitch in the computerized testing being done this week in Oklahoma schools has meant 400 Enid students so far have been unable to complete required assessment tests. It’s a problem...
2013/04/29 05:30
2013/04/29 05:30
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St. Joseph School invites students to visit
... The faculty and students at St. Joseph School welcome students of all faiths to shadow at the school in preparation for enrollment for the 2013-14 school year. St. Joseph School is fully accredited...
St. Joseph School Oklahoma State Department of Education
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