Oklahoma’s first virtual charter school finds new home
Following an agreement to cut ties with the University of Central Oklahoma, the state’s first virtual charter school has found a new home with a school district in rural Okfuskee County.
Graham Public Schools Superintendent Dusty Chancey confirmed Thursday that the school board approved a two-year contract with Epic One on One Charter School in November and submitted the agreement to the state Education Department o...
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