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Q&A: TPS cancels partnership with Reading Partners Tulsa
Sam Carrico
Reading Partners Tulsa says it was surprised to learn Tulsa Public Schools was canceling its partnership after twelve years. The program is designed to help students learn to read. They say they would like to move into more districts, but they say they can't do that without more volunteers.
Tulsa Public Schools to end partnership with Reading Partners after 12 years of support
David Prock
Tulsa Public Schools will end its 12-year partnership with Reading Partners, a nonprofit that helps improve literacy skills, by the end of this school year.
Community mourns Holland Hall teens killed in crash, some calling for intersection changes
Kaitlyn Deggs
Holland Hall students remembering the lives of two teens killed in a crash at 91st and Riverside. Other Tulsans are calling for changes at that intersection to make it safer.
How Reading Partners is seeking to address high need for tutors in Tulsa
Autumn Bracey
Reading Partners in Tulsa aims to enroll more tutors to help over 200 students on the waiting list, targeting schools in need.
Reading Partners Tulsa Seek Volunteers To Foster Lifelong Readers
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People are needed to help kids in the Tulsa area get better at reading. The goal of Reading Partners Tulsa is to make every child a lifelong reader.
Reading Partners Seeks More Tutors for Students This School Year
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Reading Partners Tulsa is a nonprofit that helps kids with reading. They are seeking more tutors to help their students this upcoming school year.
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Reading Partners Works To Help Students Continue Learning Over Summer Break
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Reading Partners said this new campaign will help provide kids with extra books so they can build at-home libraries.
Reading Partners Works To Help Students Continue Learning Over Summer Break
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Reading Partners said this new campaign will help provide kids with extra books so they can build at-home libraries.
Volunteer Program Works To Improve Reading Levels For Tulsa Students
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A volunteer program is trying to help improve reading levels at Tulsa Public Schools with a new campaign. Reading Partners' 10 day initiative starts Monday, January 29 and runs through February 9.
Volunteer Program Works To Improve Reading Levels For Tulsa Students
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A volunteer program is trying to help improve reading levels at Tulsa Public Schools with a new campaign. Reading Partners' 10 day initiative starts Monday, January 29 and runs through February 9.
Nonprofit Aiding Tulsa Public Schools With New District Reading Benchmarks
Kristen Weaver
Reading Partners is a nonprofit that is trying to help. Leaders said they work with struggling students to get them up to speed on reading and the changes the state is asking for are possible.
Nonprofit Aiding Tulsa Public Schools With New District Reading Benchmarks
Kristen Weaver
Reading Partners is a nonprofit that is trying to help. Leaders said they work with struggling students to get them up to speed on reading and the changes the state is asking for are possible.
Tulsa Area United Way Report Shows Local Kids Still Hurting From Challenges During COVID-19 Lockdowns
Jayden Brannon
The Tulsa Area United Way conducted a study that found declines in four areas for teens and youth - physical health, safety and well-being, mental health, and academic achievement.
Tulsa Area United Way Report Shows Local Kids Still Hurting From Challenges During COVID-19 Lockdowns
Jayden Brannon
The Tulsa Area United Way conducted a study that found declines in four areas for teens and youth - physical health, safety and well-being, mental health, and academic achievement.
Reading Partners In Tulsa Boasts Four-Fold Increase In Volunteers, Aids More Kids Learning To Read
Kristen Weaver
Reading Partners said it already has more than 800 volunteers this year alone. That's about four times as many as this time last year and will help teach more kids to read.
Reading Partners In Tulsa Boasts Four-Fold Increase In Volunteers, Aids More Kids Learning To Read
Kristen Weaver
Reading Partners said it already has more than 800 volunteers this year alone. That's about four times as many as this time last year and will help teach more kids to read.
Watch: Nonprofit Reading Partners Seeking Volunteers
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Reading Partners, a nonprofit that helps students improve their reading skills is looking for volunteers.
Watch: Nonprofit Reading Partners Seeking Volunteers
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Reading Partners, a nonprofit that helps students improve their reading skills is looking for volunteers.
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New Tulsa Race Massacre victim identified in Oaklawn Cemetery mass grave research efforts
Drake Johnson
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols and forensic experts revealed significant findings on Wednesday regarding ongoing investigations at Oaklawn Cemetery, identifying remains linked to the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
New Tulsa Race Massacre victim identified in Oaklawn Cemetery mass grave research efforts
Drake Johnson
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols and forensic experts revealed significant findings on Wednesday regarding ongoing investigations at Oaklawn Cemetery, identifying remains linked to the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
Plants with a purpose: How Tulsa is using wildflowers to save money
Amy Slanchik
The City of Tulsa is using wildflowers to help save taxpayer money. Here’s how it works.
Plants with a purpose: How Tulsa is using wildflowers to save money
Amy Slanchik
The City of Tulsa is using wildflowers to help save taxpayer money. Here’s how it works.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are one win away from first NBA Championship
Steve McGehee
With just one win standing between them and their first-ever NBA championship, Oklahoma City fans are buzzing ahead of Game 6 in Indianapolis, and this version of thunder is one the city hopes never ends.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are one win away from first NBA Championship
Steve McGehee
With just one win standing between them and their first-ever NBA championship, Oklahoma City fans are buzzing ahead of Game 6 in Indianapolis, and this version of thunder is one the city hopes never ends.
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New Tulsa Race Massacre victim identified in Oaklawn Cemetery mass grave research efforts
Drake Johnson
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols and forensic experts revealed significant findings on Wednesday regarding ongoing investigations at Oaklawn Cemetery, identifying remains linked to the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
Plants with a purpose: How Tulsa is using wildflowers to save money
Amy Slanchik
The City of Tulsa is using wildflowers to help save taxpayer money. Here’s how it works.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are one win away from first NBA Championship
Steve McGehee
With just one win standing between them and their first-ever NBA championship, Oklahoma City fans are buzzing ahead of Game 6 in Indianapolis, and this version of thunder is one the city hopes never ends.
Tulsa-based bank employees voting on nonprofit donation after meet-and-greet
Erin Conrad
BOK Financial Foundation lets employees choose where to donate $10,000 here in Tulsa—32 nonprofits vying for the funds.
Celebrating and remembering the 'T-Town' clowns: 'This was an integral part of the community'
Scott Pfeil
The Tulsa Drillers will celebrate the "T" Town Clowns this weekend by wearing special-edition jerseys and caps for the Thursday, Friday and Saturday games.
IN FOCUS: Mental health agency misses court-ordered deadline, faces scrutiny and leadership change
Haley Hetrick
Oklahoma’s mental health agency is under intense scrutiny after missing a key consent decree deadline meant to improve treatment for defendants deemed incompetent to stand trial, prompting leadership changes and warnings of costly penalties.
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