High school notebook: OSSAA committee on public-private issue close to being named
The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association is close to naming the committee members who will study whether the rules that govern non-public schools should be changed.
OSSAA executive secretary Ed Sheakley said the committee members would be named no later than Monday.
Sheakley said the OSSAA had organized a group of 17 for the committee. The OSSAA will spend the next couple days making sure the candi...
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