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OK Policy Analysis Says Gov. Stitt Misses the Mark on Helping School Children

Betty Casey,

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Tulsa School Board Member Jennettie Marshall’s Integrity and Character Unfairly Questioned by Fellow Board Member

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Opening Schools: What Teachers Don’t Know

Representative John Waldron, District 77,

State Testing: To Waive or Not to Waive?

Representative John Waldron, District 77,

Why the Hurry on Superintendent Gist's Contract?

Betty Casey,

Helping Your Family With the Impact of Coronavirus:

Join TulsaKids and OSU-Tulsa for a series of Coronavirus Q&A sessions on Facebook Live

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Bookshelves And Laptops Are Placed On The Library Desk.e Learning Class And E Book Digital Technology

Family’s Bill of Rights or Walton Family’s Bill of Rights?

Betty Casey,

The Slower Side of Coronavirus Quarantining

Betty Casey,

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Possibly Messy Science Activities to Do With Kids

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Resources for Parents When Children are Stuck at Home

Plus, ways to talk to your children about COVID-19

Betty Casey,

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Support Places Your Family Loves Through Memberships

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Stuck Inside? Ideas for Indoor Fun

Betty Casey,

Congrats to TulsaKids Design, Digital & Editorial Winners

Betty Casey,

Marlee Matlin and Henry Winkler’s Life-Long Friendship

Betty Casey,

Walton Family Foundation Funds “Grassroots” School Choice Organization

Betty Casey,

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About This Blog

Betty Casey has been editor of TulsaKids for over 20 years – her youngest child was 3-years-old when she started working for the magazine. She and her husband Wes have three adult children. Betty’s blog ranges from writing about current issues or information of interest to local parents, reflecting on her life without kids at home, and posting a few recipes now and then. (Cooking and running are two or her favorite past-times.) Betty is the author/illustrator of three children’s books, "May Finds Her Way," "That is a Hat" and "The Prince of the Prairie" (The RoadRunner Press). She was named Blogger of the Year in 2014 by The Great Plains Journalism Awards, was a finalist in 2015 and won again in 2016. In 2017, she was named the News Blogger of the Year. She has also won numerous writing awards from the Parenting Media Association.