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Tulsa School Board Votes To Consolidate More Schools

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Tulsa Public Schools continues to implement its plan to consolidate the district.

The TPS Board decided Tuesday to move Mayo Demonstration Academy to the former site of Wilson Middle School.

Sequoyah Elementary will close and students will move to the former Cleveland School building. Roosevelt will absorb the programs from Fulton and Burbank.

Burbank will become part of Bell Elementary.

Students from the Early College High program at TCC's Northeast Campus pleaded with the board to save the program. Instead, they'll merge with Will Rogers College High School.

 

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