Former Thunder player Enes Kanter seeks to open school in Oklahoma City

The Associated Press - January 10, 2020 11:34 am

OKLAHOMA CITY — Former Oklahoma City Thunder player Enes Kanter plans to open a charter school in the metropolitan Oklahoma City area that primarily serves low-income minority students and those from immigrant families with limited English-speaking abilities.

The Oklahoman reports that Kanter notified Oklahoma City Public Schools of his intentions to open the Enes Kanter School for Exceptional Learning. He and a group of “civic-minded individuals” from the city will submit a charter school application to the school district on Tuesday. The city’s School Board will consider their application in a vote.

The letter states that they want to pick a site where “the need is high.”

 

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