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Nearly 100 students compete in Tulsa Regional Science Fair - Vimarsana News

Nearly 100 students compete in Tulsa Regional Science Fair

Nearly 100 middle and high schoolers from schools across Tulsa and Creek counties showcased their science and engineering research to STEM professional judges at the Tulsa Regional Science Fair on Thursday.

Source: fox23.com
Textbook publishers withdraw from Oklahoma as fight over classroom content grows - Vimarsana News

Textbook publishers withdraw from Oklahoma as fight over classroom content grows

OKLAHOMA CITY — An increasingly politicized fight over what is taught in public schools has caused growing alarm that Oklahoma, as a result, could be losing out on quality textbook

Major textbook publishers withdraw from Oklahoma as fight over content worsens - Vimarsana News

Major textbook publishers withdraw from Oklahoma as fight over content worsens

As conservative voices continue to scrutinize classroom content, officials say schools could be left with fewer textbooks that meet rigorous standards

Source: yahoo.com
Textbook publishers withdraw from Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

Textbook publishers withdraw from Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY — An increasingly politicized fight over what is taught in public schools has caused growing alarm that Oklahoma could be losing out on textbook publishers and curriculum providers,

Textbook publishers withdraw from Oklahoma as fight over classroom content grows; Former state officials warn of troubling trend ahead of November vote - Vimarsana News

Textbook publishers withdraw from Oklahoma as fight over classroom content grows; Former state officials warn of troubling trend ahead of November vote

OKLAHOMA CITY — An increasingly politicized fight over what is taught in public schools has caused growing alarm that Oklahoma, as a result, could be losing out on quality textbook