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Queer protestors shut down on-campus speech by anti-LGBTQ+ educational leader - Vimarsana News

Queer protestors shut down on-campus speech by anti-LGBTQ+ educational leader

Protestors angrily called him a “power-hungry fascist,” and said that a deceased LGBTQ+ student's blood was on his hands.

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
Tulsa Public Schools' accreditation to be decided Thursday - Vimarsana News

Tulsa Public Schools' accreditation to be decided Thursday

Accreditation probation, which state Superintendent Ryan Walters is eyeing for TPS, was used 2 years ago as a vehicle for a state takeover of the Western Heights district. #oklaed

State Education Board Delays Tulsa's Accreditation Citing Its DEI Report | News - Vimarsana News

State Education Board Delays Tulsa's Accreditation Citing Its DEI Report | News

The state’s largest public school district will have to wait until August for its annual accreditation review. The state Board of Education voted Thursday to delay a decision on the

Education Board delays Tulsa's accreditation | News - Vimarsana News

Education Board delays Tulsa's accreditation | News

The state’s largest public school district will have to wait until August for its annual accreditation review. The state Board of Education voted Thursday to delay a decision on the