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In an Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) Board meeting Thursday afternoon, new rules being imposed on parental rights and library media were voted on in which they both passed unanimously.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Less than two weeks after Gov. Kevin Stitt announced vouchers would be the keystone of his “excellence in education” legislative agenda, the thought of using public money

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma needs to “continue to chip away” at its “socialist system” that pays teachers equally regardless of how good they are and instead embrace a “free-market approach”

OKLAHOMA CITY — An Enid lawmaker is proposing a ballot measure that would allow the governor, rather than voters, to select the state superintendent of public instruction.

True leaders unite people toward a common goal. False leaders seek to divide. There is no “woke liberal mob” controlling Oklahoma public schools.

Following last summers Olympics, Smith had a successful freshman season. She won six medals at the NCAA championships and was named Pac-12 womens swimmer of the year.

Most state legislative candidates opposed to school vouchers survived primary campaigns fueled by dark money.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Most state legislative candidates opposed to school vouchers survived primary campaigns fueled by dark money.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Out-of-state entities that stand to profit handsomely if voucher legislation advances are believed to be pumping hundreds of thousands of dollars in dark money into local legislative

OKLAHOMA CITY — Out-of-state entities that stand to profit handsomely if voucher legislation advances are believed to be pumping hundreds of thousands of dollars in dark money into local legislative