Oklahoma's Worst Schools Could Each Receive $2 Million

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UNDATED -- Terrible test scores could lead to a jackpot for Oklahoma's worst performing schools.

The school districts could each receive $2 million if they agree to make drastic changes to their schools.

The federal grant would also pay to shut down the worst schools and ship students to a higher-performing school.

Thirty-five Oklahoma schools could meet the federal definition of "lowest-performing," but they have not identified which schools could get the money.