AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOklahoma Education & Community: Oklahoma City’s Statewide Charter School Board secured private records from a shuttered charter school after a landlord dispute, underscoring how paperwork and access can stall students’ futures. Public Schools (policy talk): Senate and House Democrats plan a Capitol Conversation on public education in Oklahoma City, inviting residents to weigh in on new education rules. Higher Ed & Recruitment: Oklahoma Panhandle State University named Talara Nittler director of recruitment, aiming to connect prospective students with the campus community and traditions. Culture & Heritage: A new statue in Macon honors Netche Cepvnkv Gray, the “Babe Ruth” of Muscogee stickball, as Muscogee Nation ties art to traditional homelands. Native Language Revitalization: The Osage Nation is moving Osage-based curriculum into nearby public schools after closing its private language immersion school. Immigration & Students: DHS finalized a rule ending “duration of status,” tightening timelines and transfer options for international students, including OU students. Local Lifestyle & Sports: Oklahoma College Application Week (Sept. 21–25) brings free help for seniors applying to college, with volunteers completing thousands of applications last year. Arts & Learning: Northeastern State University announced its Fall 2026 Science & Technology Seminar Series, bringing Oklahoma-area researchers to campus.
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