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OEA president optimistic about legislative session - Vimarsana News

OEA president optimistic about legislative session

ENID, Okla. — Oklahoma Education Association President Katherine Bishop said she is glad the House Common Education Committee moved forward a bill to put the portraits of members of the

House committee passes bill to restore Educators Hall of Fame portraits to state building - Vimarsana News

House committee passes bill to restore Educators Hall of Fame portraits to state building

A year after schools Ryan Walters ordered portraits of Educator Hall of Fame inductees removed, the legislature is moving a bill to put them back.

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Educators hall hopes to return to education building - Vimarsana News

Educators hall hopes to return to education building

OKLAHOMA CITY — Almost a year since portraits of the Oklahoma Educators Hall of Fame were taken down at the state Department of Education, the organization’s leaders say they still

Oklahoma Educators Hall of Fame holding out hope it will return to state Education Department - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma Educators Hall of Fame holding out hope it will return to state Education Department

Editor’s note: This story is part of Oklahoma Voice’s “Whatever Happened To …” end-of-year series that provides updates to some stories that captured the interest of Oklahomans in 2023.

Educators hall hopes to return to education building - Vimarsana News

Educators hall hopes to return to education building

OKLAHOMA CITY — Almost a year since portraits of the Oklahoma Educators Hall of Fame were taken down at the state Department of Education, the organization’s leaders say they still