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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 18, 2026
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- Jul 27, 2026
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Regents approve Cameron’s new 5-year strategic plan (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY â A six-pillar strategic plan approved by regents who govern Cameron University aims to help the university face the so-called âdemographic cliffâ while simultaneously supporting the Southwest Oklahoma economy. University of Oklahoma regents approved the âGo For Gold 2030â plan last week and moments later, Cameron President Shane Hunt provided the first printed booklet copy of the plan to the Lawton Constitution. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm l
Cameron wants to add 2 associate degree programs, drop another (opens the original)
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Cameron University President Shane Hunt on Tuesday will ask regents who govern the school to add two associate degree programs and drop another. The agenda for the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents meeting, set to be held on OUâs Health Sciences Campus in Oklahoma City, includes an item with the Cameron request. CU wants to add an associate of applied science degree in Occupational Therapy Assistant and another in Physical Therapy Assistant. Success! An email has been sent to with a link
LPS says new recess law won’t affect its class schedule (opens the original)
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While a new law expanding recess time for students to 40 minutes a day has many school districts across Oklahoma changing their class schedules for the 2026-27 school year, Lawton Public Schools wonât need to do so, a district official said this week. LPS will use time previously earmarked for use on inclement weather days for this school year â which begins on Aug. 13 â and will reexamine that model for coming school years, said Lesa Sparks, the districtâs executive director for element
Details of new LPS superintendent’s contract revealed (opens the original)
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New Lawton Public Schools Superintendent Neal Weaver will receive $245,000 in base salary for his first 14 months of work with the district, according to the contract signed last month by both himself and two LPS Board of Education members on behalf of the district. The Constitution received a copy of the contract â which is a public record â last week after requesting it from the district, the 11th-largest in Oklahoma in terms of number of students served. Success! An email has been sent to
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