Tulsa Public Schools, the largest school district in Oklahoma, is gearing up to welcome students back on Aug. 20. Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson said staff have been preparing for months to ensure a smooth start to the school year.

“Year we're super excited. Our teachers have been preparing. And getting ready, our leaders have been preparing our support. Staff members are busy at work,” Dr. Johnson said. “We've been doing that all ever since the summer and…we are pumped for this upcoming year.”

The district will start classes on Wednesday, bringing in more than 34,000 students. Dr. Johnson highlighted the work done over the summer to ready teachers, support staff, and facilities for the return of students.

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