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Aug 19, 2019 · The EPIC News Network is a student-driven news organization created by EPIC Charter Schools. The news network works with students to craft original stories from every corner of Oklahoma. The program is open for high school students enrolled in EPIC Charter Schools who are interested in journalism.
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6 days ago · Epic Collegiate Academy is giving students a unique opportunity to jump-start their college education while still in high school — without the burden of cost. By earning college credits early, students can save time, and money, and stand out in the competitive college admissions process.
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Nov 21, 2022 · According to a statement from OSBI press release Epic Charter Schools, Epic Youth Services and the student learning fund formed a complicated criminal enterprise that cost the state more than $22 million in taxpayers funds.