Tulsa Public Schools

Tulsa Public Schools is asking voters to approve the largest bond package in the district’s history, a four-part, $609 million proposal officials say is essential to maintaining classrooms, facilities and student programs.

TPS officials have repeatedly said the bond package, if passed by voters, would not raise tax rates.

The package would consist of four distinct funding groups.

Schools slated for updated imagery are Union and Central. Some alumni expressed anger at the decision while current students and parents showed support.

Aramark replaced TPS’ old supplier of many years. District employees say the transition has not been smooth.

One of those schools is Unity Learning Academy, where local and state education leaders held a press conference Monday morning.

A much-anticipated state audit of Tulsa Public Schools details years of financial irregularities to the tune of tens of millions of dollars.

John Croisant announced Wednesday he will run as a Democrat against incumbent U.S. Rep. Kevin Hern for the 1st Congressional District seat in the 2026 midterms.

Tulsa Public Schools is responding to charges from Oklahoma’s auditor.

A program aims to provide “up to $50,000 in down payment assistance” in the hopes of recruiting and retaining more teachers. It has not been fully funded yet.