Talking time: Longer school days focus for districts
Oklahoma City and Tulsa are like every other school district in the state, wondering just how deep budget cuts will go and what will be lost in the process. But to their credit, that hasn’t stopped officials in both districts from moving forward with reform plans.
The districts recently held separate meetings that mark the beginning of efforts to extend the school day by as much as two hours at some inner-cit...
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