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Dept. of Education investigating Oklahoma teacher accused of leaving foster child outside in cold weather

David Prock The Oklahoma State Department of Education is investigating a teacher after a video showed a foster child outside in freezing weather. The teacher has been placed on administrative leave as authorities gather information.

What's on the ballot? Oklahomans to vote on school bonds, city council races & more

David Prock Oklahomans will decide on several school bonds, tax propositions, and school board races. Here's a look at what's on the ballot in Northeast Oklahoma:

What to know about school bond packages for February special election in Green Country

Jonathan Cooper Early voting has started for the February special election. Oklahomans will decide several school bonds, tax propositions, and school board races.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Wilson High students wearing ankle monitors while playing basketball

Reagan Ledbetter Two Wilson High School basketball players, arrested for robbery, are being permitted to play while wearing ankle monitors. School officials and parents from opposing school districts have raised concerns over the students being allowed to participate in the upcoming tournament. News On 6 took an In Focus look into this story, the rules for athletes, and who determines who gets to play.

'The Struggle Is Real:' Small School Districts Find It Difficult To Fill State AP Course Requirements

Jayden Brannon Oklahoma's law requiring four Advanced Placement courses in all districts faces challenges as smaller schools struggle with low enrollment and staff shortages, impacting student access to these courses.

Ryan Walters Requires Oklahoma Students To Watch Prayer Video, Some Districts Opt Out

News On 6 State Superintendent Ryan Walters emailed every Oklahoma superintendent, saying he's requiring all Oklahoma schools to play a roughly 90-second video to all enrolled children and send it to their parents. District leaders said there was a recall notification sent after the first email, followed by a third email with the same video and mandate.

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'Keeping Our Students Safe': New Oklahoma Law Enhancing School Safety In Effect

Eden Jones House Bill 4073, also known as Alyssa's Law, went into effect this month. The new law is named after Alyssa Alhadeff, who was killed in the 2018 Parkland, Florida school shooting.

'Keeping Our Students Safe': New Oklahoma Law Enhancing School Safety In Effect

Eden Jones House Bill 4073, also known as Alyssa's Law, went into effect this month. The new law is named after Alyssa Alhadeff, who was killed in the 2018 Parkland, Florida school shooting.

Preston Public Schools Asks Parents Not To Bring Their Kids Valentines To School

Chloe Abbott For more than a decade, parents at Preston Public Schools have been asked not to send gifts to their kids or have kids bring gifts for a specific person on Valentine’s Day.

Preston Public Schools Asks Parents Not To Bring Their Kids Valentines To School

Chloe Abbott For more than a decade, parents at Preston Public Schools have been asked not to send gifts to their kids or have kids bring gifts for a specific person on Valentine’s Day.

Preston Public Schools in Okmulgee County said they canceled classes Thursday due to a natural gas odor. The school administration issued the notice early Thursday morning.

Preston Schools Closed Due Odor Of Gas

Dee Duren

Preston Public Schools in Okmulgee County said they canceled classes Thursday due to a natural gas odor. The school administration issued the notice early Thursday morning.

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