Oklahoma provides three ways to register: online, mail and in-person. Here’s how to make it happen before the Oct. 9 deadline.
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Posted inSchools & Families
TPS and Tulsa Tech partner up to turn Central High into a career-focused polytechnic school next year
Students who apply to the program will have access to health and emergency services training, among other pathways. The two districts will share the cost of getting it up and running.
Posted inNorth Tulsa
North Tulsa community celebrates reopening of Rudisill Regional Library
The 33,000 square foot facility features a podcasting studio, teen center and expanded space for the African American Resource Center.
Posted inSchools & Families
As TPS weighs school closures, city leaders share concerns about impact beyond the classroom
Superintendents from Tulsa, Jenks and Union Public Schools met with city councilors to discuss the possibility of stacking resources and splitting costs as they all face declining enrollment and tighter budgets.
Posted inYour Money
Aspen Ideas brings big questions about growth, money and work to Tulsa
Attendees will gather Oct. 13-15 around Tulsa’s Arts District to ask how the economy is reshaping people’s lives — and how the AI boom stands to change it.
Posted inSchools & Families
TPS families confront district leaders: ‘What can we do’ to save schools?
District leaders faced a standing room-only crowd Tuesday night in the first community information session since announcing plans to close or consolidate 17 schools. More meetings are set for October.
Posted inNews
Search for Tulsa Race Massacre victims expands at Oaklawn Cemetery
This year’s excavation will mainly focus on the western and southernmost portion of the cemetery. Investigators expect the work to be complete by the end of October.
Posted inNorth Tulsa
Tulsa Housing Authority adds 70 new housing units to 36N complex
At its completion, the entire 36N project will comprise 545 mixed-income options. The Landing will offer mixed-income, workforce and market-rate units.
Posted inGovernment
Tulsa County will have more early voting sites for November election
Election board officials say the four early voting sites — up from two in previous elections — will provide better access to voters in the north, south, east and west parts of the city.
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Black boyhood meets the rodeo in Tulsa’s second mural rotating art series
“Brothers in Life & the Arena” features twin calf ropers Trenton and Trevor Whayne. The mural was unveiled a week before Road to the Rodeo events kick off in Tulsa.
Posted inGovernment
Divided Tulsa council punts on decision for independent police monitor
Amid debate over how the city should oversee public safety agencies, councilors are moving their vote to Oct. 14.
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Tulsan launches Black Wall Street Travel to connect tourists with their ancestors
Regina Woods is planning trips through the African diaspora, taking travelers through Brazil, Colombia, South Africa, Ghana and Tulsa.