The Foundation for Oklahoma City Public Schools is excited to announce Shidler Elementary’s Armando Ayala and John Marshall Enterprise High School’s Jeanne Ambriz as the recipients of the Sam and Charolet Shirley Outstanding Principal Award for the 2020-2021 school year.
Western Gateway Elementary School is ready to enroll students for the 2021-2022 academic year. The school will educate pre-K through 1st grade students for its first year of operation.
Students at a local high school are discovering their true potential and receiving valuable on-the-job experience thanks to more than 50 Oklahoma City-area companies.
After months of research, community input, data analysis and planning for the future of OKCPS, the Board voted unanimously to approve P2G on March 4, 2019, an entire year before the COVID-19 global pandemic completely changed the way OKCPS -- and the world at large -- operated.
Voters in Oklahoma City and in the Oklahoma City Public School District will have the chance to shape the future of their community by voting in important elections on April 6. While the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber does not endorse candidates, the Chamber asked all candidates to complete a survey to better understand their positions on issues important to the organization.
The OKCPS Board of Education plays an integral role in ensuring Oklahoma City’s schools provide our students the instruction and resources they need to lay the foundation for their bright futures. An important election is April 6.
The Chamber recently released its legislative agenda for 2021. Get more details on our Education & Workforce Development legislative priorities for this year's session.
Imagine not having the opportunity to play a sport when you were younger. Or not having the right equipment, a proper field, or a coach who guided you. Three Oklahoma City non-profits are making sure there are plenty of opportunities for kids in need to make sports a part of their life.
