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Oklahoma City high school students get hands-on healthcare experience through new partnership
11+ hour, 9+ min ago (1165+ words) At John Marshall Enterprise High School, a group of students is surrounded by posters illustrating the human body and state-of-the-art mannequins lying on hospital beds. Their instructor, Jessica Cochran, breaks them into groups to practice anatomy skills by outlining each…...
Youth Services of Tulsa opens a loft for self-regulation
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (571+ words) Nonprofit organization Youth Services of Tulsa unveiled what they call a “sensory-friendly” space at their youth campus Wednesday in an open house. The loft is located at the YST campus on Madison Avenue -- and is a space that had mostly…...
Tulsa officials fret over loss of 1,400 childcare slots
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (331+ words) Tulsa city councilors are worried about working parents in the wake of drastic childcare funding cuts, stricter regulations and rising costs. At this week’s Urban and Economic Development Committee meeting, councilors felt they should work out a plan to get…...
Public launch of updated Oklahoma campaign finance system still delayed
8+ mon, 3+ week ago (502+ words) Oklahomans still lack a date for when public access to the state’s system that tracks election, lobbying and campaign finance will be restored, nearly three months after it was taken offline for updates. While the public can request data through…...
Educators say Oklahoma’s school cellphone ban has been a ‘game changer’
10+ mon, 3+ week ago (807+ words) OKLAHOMA CITY — Robert Romines is happy to admit he was wrong. The superintendent of Moore Public Schools didn’t think the Oklahoma Legislature made the right choice when implementing a statewide ban on student cellphones in schools this year. He thought…...
RFK Jr. wants to end mental health screenings in schools. Experts say it's a bad idea
11+ mon, 2+ week ago (1111+ words) U.S. Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr and Education Secretary Linda McMahon want schools to do away with mental health screenings and therapy. Instead, they argue in a Washington Post opinion piece that schools "must return to the natural sources of…...