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Tulsa Public Schools holds special meeting for journalist Q&A on proposed 2026 bond package
Summary
The Tulsa Public Schools Board met March 10, 2026, at the Tulsa Flyer newsroom for a question-and-answer session with Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson and district staff about a proposed 2026 bond package; the minutes record the exchange but do not include bond amounts, project lists, or next steps.
The Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education held a special meeting Tuesday evening, March 10, 2026, at the Tulsa Flyer newsroom for a question-and-answer session on a proposed 2026 bond package. The meeting convened at 6:14 p.m. and adjourned at 7:14 p.m.
Dr. Ebony Johnson, superintendent of Tulsa Public Schools, and district staff answered questions from participating journalists about the proposed 2026 bond package. The minutes identify the participating journalists as Lenzy Krehbiel-Burton of the Tulsa World and Anna Colletto of the Tulsa Flyer. The record does not include direct quotes, dollar amounts, a list of projects, a ballot timeline, or any formal motions or votes related to the bond.
Board members recorded as present at the meeting were E'Lena Ashley, Susan Lamkin, Kyra Carby (who joined at 6:14 p.m.) and Sarah Smith. Trustees Stacey Woolley, John Croisant and Calvin Moniz were listed as absent. The board recognized event partners for the evening, including the Tulsa Press Club, the Tulsa World and the Tulsa Flyer. Ziva Branstetter offered brief remarks regarding the Tulsa Flyer during the introductions.
The minutes state that Superintendent Johnson and district staff responded to journalists' questions but do not specify the substance of individual answers or next procedural steps for the bond package. No motions, votes, or formal actions on the bond appear in the meeting minutes. The special meeting concluded at 7:14 p.m.; the minutes do not record whether the district set a follow-up meeting or a timeline for placing any bond question before voters.
