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Republican hopefuls for Oklahoma state superintendent of public instruction debated on education policy on Wednesday at an event hosted by NonDoc and News 9 in Oklahoma City.
Founded by local rapper and producer Marcus "Kadence" Jackson, the center's enrollment has gone from about a dozen kids in the summer to 75.
A day after Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt authorized state employees to act as substitute teachers, more than 120 have signed up.