The program aims to create a dynamic network of community partners, businesses, nonprofits, families and individuals working together to support OKCPS schools, students and teachers.
Renovations are underway this summer at nearly a dozen Oklahoma City schools. The upgrades are funded by the historic $955 million bond voters approved in November.
Oklahoma City’s Positive Tomorrows has been recognized as a Cognia School of Distinction. The recognition is given to schools within the accreditation organization’s network that exemplify the Cognia Performance Standards, which includes a culture that promotes leadership, engagement and growth in learning.
One thing was clear for Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt during the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber’s State Spotlight held recently at Oklahoma Christian University: Education, workforce development and transportation infrastructure are high on his priority list this legislative session.
In this month's Leadership Notes, Chamber president and CEO Christy Gillenwater encourages Chamber members and other business owner to stay informed on issues that are important for OKC's business climate and to vote in the Feb. 14 elections.
Oklahoma State University Spears School of Business has launched its new Center for the Future of Work. The center’s mission is to collaborate with individuals, businesses and local communities to establish networks which benefit from technological innovations.
The University of Central Oklahoma’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program enlists qualified accounting students to help prepare income tax filings for free.
As the year comes to an end, we are looking back at some of our top stories from 2022. From economic development and local politics to health care accomplishments and additional retail, Oklahoma City has continued to expand throughout the year, further cementing itself as a top-tier city within the United States.
