Anna Colletto

Education Reporter, Tulsa Local News Initiative | anna.colletto@localnewsfortulsa.org

tulsa, oklahoma, united states

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It's nice to meet you. I'm Anna Colletto, an award-winning journalist inspired by work that bridges divides and uncovers what creates them. I'm a senior at the University of Missouri pursuing two bachelors degrees in Journalism and Political Science with a minor in Peace Studies. I’m passionate about impact-driven reporting, editing, research and product-thinking. All my work reflects my core values: learning, problem-solving, connection (and lists).

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Parents or not, Tulsa PTAs need more volunteers. Here's how to get involved.

Six-year-old Drayden has a question for his classmates: “Is your mom on the PTA?” His mom, Ife Barker, is president of the Wayman Tisdale Fine Arts Academy Parent Teacher Association. It’s not an easy lift as she already works two jobs, but her son’s prid... See more

tulsaflyer.org•Anna Colletto•Jan 7, 2026

Meet Emily Wade, a Union special education teacher who's not afraid of a challenge

Emily Wade’s calling as a special education teacher came early. Wade met Jessica, an 18-month-old with Down syndrome, while working at a day care in high school. She soon became Jessica’s babysitter, spending hours caring for her — even helping her learn ... See more

tulsaflyer.org•Anna Colletto•Jan 6, 2026

These young Tulsans were homeless teens. Now they're on the other side of it, sharing how they found help and hope.

At 14, Xavier Forbes was left standing in the December cold after his dad kicked him out wearing only a tank top and shorts. At 15, Donald Templeton became a full-time caretaker for both parents after a car crash upended their lives. At 16, Summer Byrd wa... See more

tulsaflyer.org•Anna Colletto•Jan 5, 2026

Holiday Replay: Inside Oklahoma's multimillion dollar STEM investment

As the year draws to a close, we wanted to bring a few highlights back into your news digest. Take this as our way of saying thank you for reading along with us — and supporting our newsroom as we look toward 2026. Welcome to Tulsa Flyer’s Holiday Replay.... See more

tulsaflyer.org•Anna Colletto•Jan 2, 2026

Then and now: See how Tulsa's streets have changed through the decades

Tulsa’s landscape has changed drastically over the century-plus since its incorporation. The discovery of oil, expansion of railroads, destruction and revitalization of Greenwood, growth of the aviation industry and explosion of the Tulsa Sound are just a... See more

tulsaflyer.org•Anna Colletto•Jan 1, 2026

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Parents or not, Tulsa PTAs need more volunteers. Here's how to get involved.

Meet Emily Wade, a Union special education teacher who's not afraid of a challenge

These young Tulsans were homeless teens. Now they're on the other side of it, sharing how they found help and hope.

Holiday Replay: Inside Oklahoma's multimillion dollar STEM investment

Then and now: See how Tulsa's streets have changed through the decades

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Parents or not, Tulsa PTAs need more volunteers. Here's how to get involved.

Meet Emily Wade, a Union special education teacher who's not afraid of a challenge

These young Tulsans were homeless teens. Now they're on the other side of it, sharing how they found help and hope.

Holiday Replay: Inside Oklahoma's multimillion dollar STEM investment

Then and now: See how Tulsa's streets have changed through the decades