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Sunshine Review contributors conducted a study ofOklahoma school district websites from 2010 to 2013.

They researched to determine what type of information is available to the general public on these websites. The following page provides a snapshot of what they learned in the course of this research.

Reading the chart

	means that information is included on the school district website
	means that the information was not provided on the school district website
P	means that information was partially provided on the school district website

Conclusions chart

In 2012, Sunshine Review reevaluated the 10 largest school districts in the state: Tulsa Public Schools, Oklahoma City Public Schools, Putnam City Public Schools, Moore Public Schools, Lawton Public Schools, Edmond Public Schools, Broken Arrow Public Schools, Midwest City-Del City Schools, Union Public Schools, and Norman Public Schools. These schools averaged a "D+" website transparency score.

	Taxes?	Budget?	Meetings?	Elected officials?	Admin. Officials?	Contracts?	Audits?	Public records?	Academics?	Background checks?
Y	3	4	5	4	7	0	5	5	7	5
P	2	3	5	6	3	5	1	1	1	0
N	5	3	0	0	0	5	4	4	2	5

2010

The rest of the evaluations were conducted in 2010 and are reflected in the chart below.

	Taxes?	Budget?	Meetings?	Elected officials?	Admin. Officials?	Contracts?	Audits?	Public records?	Academics?	Background checks?
Y	4	15	43	49	293	0	5	4	146	10
P	6	2	303	294	104	19	0	6	27	2
N	451	444	115	118	64	442	456	451	288	449
No Website	75	75	75	75	75	75	75	75	75	75

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