Charter school fight dropped in Tulsa
TULSA — The Tulsa School Board voted Monday to end its legal challenge of the Oklahoma Charter Schools Act.
The board voted 6-0 to not appeal its case to the Oklahoma Supreme Court and to end its moratorium on considering new charter school applications.
Board President Lana Turner-Addison applauded her fellow board members for their decision to "halt the legal action and focus on a number of ...
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