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Capitol buzzes after audit identifies questionable spending - Vimarsana News

Capitol buzzes after audit identifies questionable spending

The Oklahoma Capitol was buzzing after an audit identified $30 million of questionable spending.

Source: koco.com
Oklahoma AG's opinion: Payroll deductions legal for teachers' association dues - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma AG's opinion: Payroll deductions legal for teachers' association dues

Attorney General Gentner Drummond's opinion confirms what many in Oklahoma's education community already knew, said Daniel Tinney, director of government relations for Oklahoma Professional Educators. #oklaed #okleg

OKLAHOMA WATCH: Could Oklahoma's law on anti-oil and gas investments hurt pensioners? | News - Vimarsana News

OKLAHOMA WATCH: Could Oklahoma's law on anti-oil and gas investments hurt pensioners? | News

Under the guise of protecting oil and gas industry jobs, Oklahoma elected officials have signed onto a playbook being run by an out-of-state network of conservative groups who have set

OKLAHOMA WATCH: Big bonuses, bigger risks: Oklahoma's new teacher bonus program raises concern | News - Vimarsana News

OKLAHOMA WATCH: Big bonuses, bigger risks: Oklahoma's new teacher bonus program raises concern | News

Signing bonuses of as much as $50,000 are what Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters said is needed to attract new and retired teachers to the classroom.

Big bonuses, bigger risks: Oklahoma's new teacher bonus program raises concern | News - Vimarsana News

Big bonuses, bigger risks: Oklahoma's new teacher bonus program raises concern | News

Signing bonuses of as much as $50,000 are what Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters said is needed to attract new and retired teachers to the classroom.