How are you doing with your New Year resolutions? The Tulsa Learning Center News team is asking students and teachers what they are trying to improve this year. Plus, we have details on state testing and the students of the month for the end of 2024. Finally, tune in to find the pet of the month.
Epic is letting families know how the recent PowerSchool data breach is affecting students. Plus, the fate of a controversial charter school in Oklahoma is heading to the U.S. Supreme Court. And we've got details of a change in the weather this week.
The Attorney General is running for Governor, but while he is the first to enter the 2026 race there may be others joining the campaign trail soon. Plus, a new legislative session means new bills. One of those bills would affect students and their cellphones while they are at school, we'll tell you what the plan is for phones in class. Plus, the weather should be nice this week, but a cool down is coming.
Welcome back to a new semester and a new year. There are some changes coming to how Epic students log into their classes and some perks for getting ready for college. Plus, we have updates on the big news stories you may have missed over the break. And you don't want to miss our weather update to see how long we'll be in the deep freeze.
A controversial power grid expansion won't be happening in Oklahoma for now, hear what state leaders have to say about the cancellation. Plus, the state Attorney General and the Governor are on opposite sides over a plan to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the case of a religious charter school in Oklahoma. And we have some ideas for things to do over the upcoming winter break no matter where you are in Oklahoma.
It's been a rough year for college football fans in Oklahoma, but OU is headed to a bowl game while OSU announces major coaching decisions. Plus, a police officer is facing charges following a controversial traffic stop. And we have details on a lot of activities for your family to hit up this holiday season.
What can be done to protect children online? The ENN team will tell you why Oklahoma's Attorney General is asking Congress to take action. Plus, an Oklahoma school district says it will do more to prevent bullying and harassment in the wake of a student's death. Those stories and more are included in this week's ENN Now.
We have another edition of ENN Now: LC created by the junior high video production class at the Epic Tulsa Learning Center.
This month we're introducing our first winner of the favorite pet pic competition and asking LC students and staff what they want on their Thanksgiving plates.
The governor of Oklahoma sat down with ENN journalists to talk about his Phone-Free Challenge for public schools. Plus, have you heard? There's an election soon, but there are two questions on everyone's ballot that you may not know about, we're breaking them down for you. And the OKC Baseball team is honoring one of the Sooner State's sporting legends with its new name.
Welcome back from Fall Break. This week the student journalists of the Epic News Network are getting caught up on all the big news from the past two weeks including two big education controversies. Plus, don't miss the new fall activities hitting this week's community calendar.
We've got a new show! Our junior high video production students at the Tulsa Learning Center are out with their October Update. Check it out for details on all the fun and exciting things happening at the Learning Center this month.
An Oklahoma death row inmate will have his case back before the U.S. Supreme Court this week, we'll tell you why this time he has the support of Oklahoma's top law enforcement official. Plus, there are new questions about a plan to put Bibles in every Oklahoma classroom. And it's the start of the Thunder's season and we've got pictures from their fan fest.
The EPIC News Network is a journalism program for students at EPIC Charter Schools.
