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5 Okla. School Districts Exempt From Using Certified Teachers During State Testing
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The teacher shortage is putting some schools in a tough spot, some do not have enough certified teachers to administer state tests.
Student Exemption From State Testing To Be Discussed At State Department Of Education Meeting Thursday
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The agenda at The State School Board meeting on Thursday includes a discussion of several charter schools across the state that are asking to be exempt from state testing due to a lack of certified staff.
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Fire Danger: Stormtracker Marty Logan shares what you can do to prepare
Christian Hans
With high wind speeds increasing the chance for wildfires across Oklahoma, news 9 Stormtracker Marty Logan is sharing information on what you can do to stay safe and prepared.
Fire Danger: Stormtracker Marty Logan shares what you can do to prepare
Christian Hans
With high wind speeds increasing the chance for wildfires across Oklahoma, news 9 Stormtracker Marty Logan is sharing information on what you can do to stay safe and prepared.
Thursday brings sunshine and high winds, fire danger rises
News 9
Thursday makes way for plenty of sunshine across Oklahoma as we prepare for a windy weekend. Meteorologist Megan Gold has more in her forecast.
Thursday brings sunshine and high winds, fire danger rises
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Thursday makes way for plenty of sunshine across Oklahoma as we prepare for a windy weekend. Meteorologist Megan Gold has more in her forecast.
NE OKC road closed after SUV collides with deer
Christian Hans
A northeast Oklahoma City roadway is closed Thursday morning after a vehicle collides with a deer, police say.
NE OKC road closed after SUV collides with deer
Christian Hans
A northeast Oklahoma City roadway is closed Thursday morning after a vehicle collides with a deer, police say.
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Fire Danger: Stormtracker Marty Logan shares what you can do to prepare
Christian Hans
With high wind speeds increasing the chance for wildfires across Oklahoma, news 9 Stormtracker Marty Logan is sharing information on what you can do to stay safe and prepared.
Thursday brings sunshine and high winds, fire danger rises
News 9
Thursday makes way for plenty of sunshine across Oklahoma as we prepare for a windy weekend. Meteorologist Megan Gold has more in her forecast.
NE OKC road closed after SUV collides with deer
Christian Hans
A northeast Oklahoma City roadway is closed Thursday morning after a vehicle collides with a deer, police say.
Columbine shooting survivor's 2025 death classified as homicide, coroner says
CBS News
Columbine High School shooting survivor Ann Marie Hochhalter's death was ruled a homicide, linked to her injuries from the 1999 shooting; she died from sepsis at age 43.
1 hit, killed by semi truck in Chickasha
Christian Hans
An investigation is underway after one person was fatally struck by a semi-truck Wednesday afternoon in Chickasha, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol says.
Oklahoma Forestry Service prepares for high risk for wildfires
Matt McCabe
The Oklahoma Forestry Service says its roughly 100 firefighters will be prepared to work with local departments, likely in parts of central and western Oklahoma, ahead of forecasted fire threats.
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