The first day of school will have to wait a bit longer for Okmulgee High School students. The district is unexpectedly moving classrooms from the existing building to a temporary spot, which is causing delays.

Why are classes being moved?

The district says there are structural issues with the current building. They were discovered about two weeks ago, according to Superintendent LuVona Copeland.

Copeland said parts of the existing building would have been closed, so district leaders decided to move all classes out of an abundance of caution. The change was approved during an emergency board meeting.

Copeland said there will be no changes to schedules or curriculum as part of the move.

Where will classes now be held?

High schoolers will report to what’s called the “CAAT Building.” The

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