Oklahoma City, Tulsa educators find common ground in Stroud
STROUD — Oklahoma City and Tulsa principals will start sharing ideas.
Administrators from both school districts met Wednesday in Stroud to start collaboration between the districts and pair high schools with similar demographics or specialties, such as engineering or performing arts. Principals from those schools will begin sharing ideas as part of the vision of Superintendents Karl Springer of Oklahoma Cit...
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