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Overwhelming Excitement As Tulsa Public Schools Staff Welcome Kids Back To Classrooms

Overwhelming Excitement As Tulsa Public Schools Staff Welcome Kids Back To Classrooms
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Oklahoma Educators Are On Frontlines Of Remembering The Tulsa Race Massacre

4:31 George Monroe recalled bits and pieces of the Tulsa Race Massacre up until the end of his life. The images never could escape his memory. “I remember seeing people getting shot,” he said In a 1999 oral history. In that oral history, collected by the Tulsa Race Riot Commission for their 2001 report, Monroe vividly recalls his mother telling her four children to hide under a bed as a group of white men approached their home. “My sister grabbed me and pulled me under there,” he said. “And while I was under the bed, one of the guys come in past me and stepped on my finger. And as I was about to scream, my sister put her hand over my mouth so I couldn’t be heard.”

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Oklahoma Educators Are At Frontlines Of Remembering Tulsa Race Massacre

4:28 In that oral history, collected by the Tulsa Race Riot Commission for their 2001 report, Monroe vividly recalls his mother telling her four children to hide under a bed as a group of white men approached their home. “My sister grabbed me and pulled me under there,” he said. “And while I was under the bed, one of the guys come in past me and stepped on my finger. And as I was about to scream, my sister put her hand over my mouth so I couldn’t be heard.” Monroe, who died in 2001, was a survivor of one of the most tragic race-based massacres in American history. Officially, 37 Black people were killed and but contemporary estimates range to as many as 300 dead. Additoinally, 35 blocks of property belonging to Black people were destroyed in the tragedy that was sparked by an unproven accusation from an elevator operator that she was assaulted by a Black man.

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TPS Superintendent, Teachers And Staff Press For Higher Vaccine Priority

Tulsa Public Schools With the district a frequent target of criticism from Gov. Kevin Stitt for not offering in-person instruction due to high local rates of COVID-19 infection, representatives from Tulsa Public Schools administration, faculty and support staff issued a joint statement Thursday calling for educators to be placed higher in the state s vaccine priority structure. All across the country, states have prioritized teachers and other school team members for the COVID-19 vaccine. We simply believe Oklahoma should do the same, which is why we continue to advocate for teachers, and our team, to be a higher priority in our state, reads the statement, issued jointly by TPS Superintendent Dr. Deborah Gist, Tulsa Classroom Teachers Association President Shawna Mott-Wright, and American Federation of Teachers Local 6049 President Nancy Leonard.

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Stitt pushes for schools to reopen; teachers wait for vaccine

Stitt pushes for schools to reopen; teachers wait for vaccine By: Jennifer Palmer Oklahoma Watch January 20, 2021 Most Oklahoma schools are already open. But the Stitt administration is pursuing an aggressive push to immediately open the ones that aren’t, despite the state’s ranking as one of the worst for coronavirus spread based on test positivity rates and hospital admissions. (Photo by note thanun on Unsplash) The same day Gov. Kevin Stitt tweeted “kids are SAFE in schools” in a push to open classrooms statewide, Lawton teacher Janette Garton received an email. “It is with great sadness and a heavy heart,” it began. The announcement said a teacher in her building had died.

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