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Lepak's Civil Rights bill requires teaching of MLK's history - Vimarsana News

Lepak's Civil Rights bill requires teaching of MLK's history

OKLAHOMA CITY — A new law that took effect last week mandates that state education officials develop a curriculum on the Civil Rights Movement, a requirement that has raised doubts

Ryan Walters' office tasked with building Civil Rights curriculum, but Black leaders have 'zero, zero, zero trust' - Vimarsana News

Ryan Walters' office tasked with building Civil Rights curriculum, but Black leaders have 'zero, zero, zero trust'

House Bill 1397 instructs the Oklahoma State Department of Education to develop and make available an optional curriculum on the Civil Rights movement.

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EDITORIAL: State should pay for teachers and schools, not national image - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: State should pay for teachers and schools, not national image

The Oklahoma State Education Department is seeking a contractor to manage national media appearances in what seems to be an effort to boost State Superintendent Ryan Walters’ national profile —

OTHER VIEW: State should pay for teachers and schools, not national image - Vimarsana News

OTHER VIEW: State should pay for teachers and schools, not national image

The Oklahoma State Education Department is seeking a contractor to manage national media appearances in what seems to be an effort to boost State Superintendent Ryan Walters’ national profile —

OKLAHOMA VOICE: Walters' administration tasked with offering Civil Rights Movement curriculum | News - Vimarsana News

OKLAHOMA VOICE: Walters' administration tasked with offering Civil Rights Movement curriculum | News

OKLAHOMA CITY — A new law that took effect last week mandates that state education officials develop a curriculum on the Civil Rights Movement, a requirement that has raised doubts