Nuria Martinez-Keel

The work of Oklahoma’s top education official has already begun for state Superintendent-elect Robert Franklin.

Oklahoma voter turnout has fallen from the previous two major election years, despite key statewide races appearing on the ballot Tuesday.

A former Oklahoma State Board of Education secretary has sued the state, alleging that she suffered age and gender discrimination and retaliation from former state Superintendent Ryan Walters’ administration.

Graduates of Oklahoma public colleges are remaining in the state’s workforce at a declining rate, a new report shows.

Fifty-nine school districts, including the three largest in the state, have had their accreditation status downgraded over poor reading and math test scores.

An Oklahoma state board has scheduled an uncommon third vote on a first-in-the-nation Jewish charter school.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond has dropped a lawsuit against a state board after it rejected a proposed Jewish charter school for the second time.

Oklahoma’s top school board has been ordered to reconsider its decision to revoke the teaching license of a former Norman High School teacher who posted a QR code in her classroom linking to a library catalogue containing banned books.

A misdemeanor charge of public intoxication against Oklahoma’s secretary of state has been dismissed with costs, the City of Edmond said Wednesday.

More than 2,700 adjunct teachers are covering public school courses without a related certification, state data shows.