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Tulsa Public Schools board approves consent agenda: KIPP graduation MOU, internships expansion, weather software, and $4.18M foundation acknowledgment
Summary
The Tulsa Public Schools Board on Feb. 23 approved its consent agenda, including a MOU with KIPP Tulsa for the Mabee Center, an agreement with Perry Weather Inc., additions to the internship program, routine staffing and encumbrance reports, National Board Certification bonuses, and an updated Foundation for Tulsa Schools acknowledgment of $4,178,000.
The Board of Education of Independent School District Number One of Tulsa County, Oklahoma, approved a multi-item consent agenda at its Feb. 23 meeting that included facility, contract, staffing and program approvals.
Among the items the board acted on were: approval of routine student field trips; a memorandum of understanding allowing KIPP Tulsa to use the Mabee Center at Oral Roberts University for graduation ceremonies on May 22–23, 2026; an agreement with Perry Weather, Inc. to provide weather-monitoring software and stations for district administration in the 2025–2026 school year; and an amendment to expand the district's internship program to authorize participating organizations including AAON, Inc.; Barber and Bartz Attorneys at Law, PC; Children's Discovery Lab, LLC; and LaFortune Park Tennis Center, LLC.
The consent agenda also included financial and staffing items: approval of the encumbrance and change orders report, routine staffing items, and a process to pay certified staff who receive National Board Certification or equivalent credentials a state-funded annual bonus to be paid through the State Department of Education via district payroll. Under Superintendent items the board approved updating the acknowledged support from the Foundation for Tulsa Schools to $4,178,000 consistent with Board Policy 5808.
The consent agenda motion was moved by Calvin Moniz, seconded by John Croisant, and carried unanimously (7-0). Separate from the consent vote, the board accepted the K–5 literacy winter MAP monitoring reports; that receipt of reports was moved by Calvin Moniz, seconded by John Croisant and recorded as carried 6-0 (Board Member Woolley absent for a brief interval). The minutes do not record extended debate on these items.
The next regular meeting is scheduled for March 9, 2026.
