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Epic Charter Schools Announce Expansion To Program Helping Adults Earn High School Diploma

News 9 Epic Charter Schools announced the expansion to their Pathways program, following the passage of Senate Bill 1307, which will provide provides a permanent funding stream from the State of Oklahoma. Epic leaders say the expansion will help students aged 21-25 earn their high school diplomas.

EPIC Charter Schools Launch Suitcase Project To Help Students Experiencing Homelessness

Feliz Romero An EPIC parent is going above and beyond to make sure students experiencing homelessness have all the things they need to succeed in class.

Epic Charter School Reaches Compliance Milestone With Virtual School Board Of Ed.

Feliz Romero Epic Charter Schools leaders announced Tuesday that they have reached full compliance with Oklahoma's Statewide Virtual Charter School Board of Education.

Oklahoma Education Department Releases Investigative Report On EPIC Charter Schools, Hofmeister Pursues Probation

Barry Mangold State Superintendent of Education Joy Hofmeister announced Tuesday she will recommend probation for Epic Charter Schools after a new report found the district may have violated state law.

State Department Of Education Releases Investigative Report Of Epic Charter Schools

Barry Mangold The Oklahoma State Department of Education will release the findings of its investigation into Epic Charter Schools after a former board member alleged intimidation and harassment taking place inside the administration.

Epic Officials Address Parents After Details From OSBI Investigation Emerge

Caleigh Bourgeois The superintendent of Epic Charter Schools has responded to allegations in an OSBI investigation in a letter to parents. News 9 obtained a copy of an email sent by Superintendent Bart Banfield to parents Tuesday. The letter followed the release of a docum

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More Oklahoma Families Turning To 'Virtual' Schools

Karl Torp

With each new school year, more Oklahoma families are choosing to take their children out of a traditional classroom and "logging in" to virtual learning.

More Oklahoma Families Turning To 'Virtual' Schools

Karl Torp

With each new school year, more Oklahoma families are choosing to take their children out of a traditional classroom and "logging in" to virtual learning.

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