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Sen. Tom Woods put a capstone on what many believe has become the toxic atmosphere of Oklahoma’s government that critics say marginalizes those who are different.

The “Right to Recess” bill has made it to the Committee on Common Education’s agenda in the Oklahoma House of Representatives

School superintendent says local control left the state with "Gender Queer" and other unsuitable books in school libraries.

OKLAHOMA CITY – A group of 20 students from Southeastern Oklahoma State University joined other students from across the state recently at the State Capitol building for the annual Higher Education Day.

DEI leader and chemical engineer Mark McBride-Wright shares insights on building inclusive engineering communities.

With a lawsuit from Edmond Public Schools against it pending, the state Board of Education won't consider changes to the district's accreditation.

Facing threats to EPS accreditation, EPS board members voted to file a lawsuit asking the OK Supreme Court if new OSDE standards are valid.

State Legislature wrestling with question of how much to give back to taxpayers, how much to keep for the court system and other critical needs

ENID, Okla. — Oklahoma Education Association President Katherine Bishop said she is glad the House Common Education Committee moved forward a bill to put the portraits of members of the

The Oklahoma Press Association held its Legislative Summit meeting at the Oklahoma State Capitol Thursday. The day coincided with Higher Education Day, where hundreds of public university and college students,