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She couldn't wait to work for Ryan Walters' administration. Now she's worried public schools won't survive the rest of his term. - Vimarsana News

She couldn't wait to work for Ryan Walters' administration. Now she's worried public schools won't survive the rest of his term.

For the first time, someone once chosen by State Superintendent Ryan Walters to be a leader in his administration – only to later resign — is speaking out, telling News 4 she’s greatly concerned for the future of public education in Oklahoma under Walters’ watch.

Source: kfor.com
OKCPS District 4: Trio of candidates vie for open seat - Vimarsana News

OKCPS District 4: Trio of candidates vie for open seat

Three people are running for an open OKCPS District 4 board seat on Feb. 13, 2024: Jay Albertson, Scotty Hernandez and Dana Meister.

Source: nondoc.com
Walters says state Department of Education won't work any more with 'woke' school advocacy groups - Vimarsana News

Walters says state Department of Education won't work any more with 'woke' school advocacy groups

Among those groups is the Oklahoma State School Boards Association, which provides training for members of local school boards

Source: yahoo.com
One year ago: Oklahoma midterm elections led by high-profile governor, state superintendent races - Vimarsana News

One year ago: Oklahoma midterm elections led by high-profile governor, state superintendent races

One year ago today, Oklahoma voters handed Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt a second four-year term, as Stitt defeated Democrat Joy Hofmeister.

Absenteeism Surging in Oklahoma Schools - Vimarsana News

Absenteeism Surging in Oklahoma Schools

When public schools were shut down for COVID, proponents claimed any associated learning loss would be quickly overcome.At the September 14, 2020 meeting of the Deer Creek school board, 2020