OKC Parks Department Begins Enrollment For New Virtual Academy

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OKC Parks Department Begins Enrollment For New Virtual Academy

OKC Parks Department Begins Enrollment For New Virtual Academy

OKLAHOMA CITY -

The OKC Parks and Recreation Dept. will hold in-person enrollment for their new virtual academy on Saturday. Rebecca Hall joined News 9 to explain how this new program works and how it will help parents.

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