Ryan Walters has been 'very forthcoming' since House-issued subpoena, lawmaker says
"I can't complain," says McBride, head of one of the legislative committees that oversee education. "Just show me what's going on."
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"I can't complain," says McBride, head of one of the legislative committees that oversee education. "Just show me what's going on."
State Superintendent Ryan Walters provided Republican lawmakers with copies of teacher applications after being subpoenaed, but two of the numbers provided are now raising questions.
Matt Langston, who lives and works in Texas, was paid $45,475 of Oklahoma taxpayer money through the first three months of this year. House leaders are demanding documents showing what
A state employee emailed political supporters of Ryan Walters to ask Gov. Stitt to veto a bill targeting Walters' use of taxpayer money. #oklaed
Documents obtained by the Tulsa World indicate bonus applications for 117 teachers from at least 26 states and one foreign country have been approved by the State Department of Education.