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Prospective teachers get clarity after questions swirl about certification exam - Vimarsana News

Prospective teachers get clarity after questions swirl about certification exam

After weeks of uncertainty, prospective teachers are getting some clarity over whether the State Department of Education will accept one of the state’s main teacher certification exams.

Oklahoma Watch: Prospective teachers get clarity after questions swirl about certification exam - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma Watch: Prospective teachers get clarity after questions swirl about certification exam

After weeks of uncertainty, prospective teachers are getting some clarity over whether the State Department of Education will accept one of the state’s main teacher certification exams.

Prospective teachers get clarity about certification exam - Vimarsana News

Prospective teachers get clarity about certification exam

After weeks of uncertainty, prospective teachers are getting some clarity over whether the State Department of Education will accept one of the state’s main teacher certification exams.

OKLAHOMA WATCH: Prospective teachers get clarity after questions swirl about certification exam - Vimarsana News

OKLAHOMA WATCH: Prospective teachers get clarity after questions swirl about certification exam

After weeks of uncertainty, prospective teachers are getting some clarity over whether the State Department of Education will accept one of the state’s main teacher certification exams.

Oklahoma House passes bill to give Legislature a say on state Board of Education - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma House passes bill to give Legislature a say on state Board of Education

OKLAHOMA CITY — If House and Senate lawmakers can agree on one thing, it might be this: They want more of a voice on the Oklahoma State Board of Education.