Enid board approves application to convert virtual program to new site code
The board voted to approve submitting a conversion school plan to the Oklahoma State Department of Education that would create a separate site code (Lincoln) for virtual secondary students and start secondary conversion fall 2026; fully virtual students would not participate in extracurriculars.
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The Enid Public Schools board voted on April 20 to approve submitting a conversion school plan to the Oklahoma State Department of Education that would create a distinct site code (Lincoln) for the district's virtual secondary program.
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