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OKCPS board discusses qualities wanted in new superintendent - Vimarsana News

OKCPS board discusses qualities wanted in new superintendent

The board said it has a goal of naming a new OKCPS superintendent by mid-May

Source: koco.com
Human Rights Campaign's Los Angeles Dinner Celebrates LGBTQ+ Advocacy and Unity - Vimarsana News

Human Rights Campaign's Los Angeles Dinner Celebrates LGBTQ+ Advocacy and Unity

Notable Figures Gathered to Champion LGBTQ+ Rights and Combat Discrimination By Aneesha Pappy  The Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s...

AG: State public schools 'inappropriately attacked' - Vimarsana News

AG: State public schools 'inappropriately attacked'

Gentner Drummond told several dozen Public Schools Day attendees that schools are being attacked for taking children irrespective of their ability, nationality, religion and preferences, and “teaching them dignity and

OKLAHOMA VOICE: Public schools are being 'inappropriately attacked' for doing their jobs, Oklahoma AG says - Vimarsana News

OKLAHOMA VOICE: Public schools are being 'inappropriately attacked' for doing their jobs, Oklahoma AG says

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahomans have lost their “mooring in society” and public schools are being “inappropriately attacked” for doing their jobs, the state’s attorney general said Wednesday during a speech

OKLAHOMA VOICE: Public schools are being 'inappropriately attacked' for doing their jobs, Oklahoma AG says - Vimarsana News

OKLAHOMA VOICE: Public schools are being 'inappropriately attacked' for doing their jobs, Oklahoma AG says

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahomans have lost their “mooring in society” and public schools are being “inappropriately attacked” for doing their jobs, the state’s attorney general said Wednesday during a speech