Tulsa Public Schools gets $87,000 from OERB

In a time of budget shortfalls, Oklahoma's oil and gas industry has come through with some green. <br><br>Representatives from Oklahoma's Energy Resource Board joined first lady Kim Henry Monday

Monday, November 24th 2003, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

In a time of budget shortfalls, Oklahoma's oil and gas industry has come through with some green.

Representatives from Oklahoma's Energy Resource Board joined first lady Kim Henry Monday in presenting a check to Tulsa Public Schools.

The $87,000 will be used for science equipment. Several other Green Country schools also received money from the OERB.