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The Oklahoma State Department of Education, in coordination with House and Senate leadership, asked the Trump administration Tuesday for a waiver from the “bureaucratic” strings tied to federal education funding.
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A bill designed to better support individuals living with epilepsy has successfully passed the Oklahoma House of Representatives.
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Read moreThe State Treasurer along with a wide range of organizations will support Developmental Disabilities Awareness Day at the Oklahoma State Capitol on Monday, March 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Multipurpose Room 100. This event, hosted by a coalition of self-advocates, advocacy organizations, and service providers, brings together individuals with developmental disabilities, their families, and key stakeholders to raise awareness and promote policies that enhance opportunities and resources for Oklahomans with disabilities.
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Seminole State College’s Upward Bound program recently launched the UB Cleans initiative, providing students with the opportunity to give back to their community. Participants volunteer alongside the Seminole Arts Council, cleaning various locations around Seminole. Senior students meet every Thursday after school to help beautify the community while working toward their volunteer goals for their Bridge Trip this summer. Upward Bound is 100% federally funded by the U.S. Department of Education. Pictured (L to R): Upward Bound Coordinator Anna Skender, Upward Bound students Sosie Tucker, Marissa Massey, Jace Fitzgerald and Noah Higgins. (SSC photo)
Read moreThe City of Seminole is considering making changes in how citizens are notified of both emergency and non-emergency situations.
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