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Oklahoma City, April 19, 2024 -- A collection of bi-partisan reflections from leaders of both major political parties serve as a reminder of the unity and social cohesion that followed

The last time Dr. Lee Denney talked to Dr. Margaret "Peggy" Clark, Clark was sewing her daughter’s prom dress.

Grand juries, which meet in secret, review criminal charges brought by police and prosecutors and investigate possible criminal behavior. The proceedi

The newest director of Oklahoma’s CareerTech System, Brent Haken, officially started this week.

Through a network of school districts, technology centers, skills centers and Adult Education and Family Literacy providers, Oklahoma CareerTech is providing nearly half a million students each year an opportunity to explore their career interest and find a rewarding career.

The Oklahoma Legislature recently appropriated $5 million to Oklahoma CareerTech to create a program to train people to beef up the state’s broadband infrastructure.

While Oklahoma CareerTech provides technical training to nearly half a million students each year, more can be done to reach more students and meet the labor demands of Oklahoma businesses. We hope the state’s decision makers will make this a high priority during the state’s next legislative session, which begins Feb. 6.

As interim state director of Oklahoma’s Career and Technology Education system, Lee Denney’s job is to keep her ear to the ground.

Joining a CTSO allows students to explore and pursue their interests.

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