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There’s a massive amount of new money on the table for Oklahoma public education this legislative session, but lawmakers are still deciding whose funding plan will win out: the Senate’s, the House’s, a combination of both — or even neither.
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The Oklahoma House of Representatives unveiled its legislative priorities for education Thursday, and it’s got two main objectives: give public schools a $500 million funding increase and give parents tax credits to send their kids to private schools.
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Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt is hoping for big education reforms during this year’s legislative session.
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Oklahoma City Public Schools predicts it will lose millions of dollars after the State Board of Education adopted a resolution to equally fund traditional…
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Lindy Renbarger had to reinvent everything.The principal of Calumet Elementary is accustomed to doing it all. In her decade at the helm of the school with…
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There will be no school report cards this year, one of many disruptions caused by COVID-19. That’s because the grades rely significantly on student test…
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A proposal to adjust the school funding formula could strip millions from urban and rural districts and shift it to others. Had it been in place this…
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The practice of four-day school weeks will likely continue widely during the 2021-22 school year in Oklahoma. The state’s Board of Education approved a…
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Across Oklahoma, many schools are attempting in-person learning despite the continuing challenges imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic. There is mounting…
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Quarantining after a COVID-19 exposure will now be optional in Oklahoma classrooms if students and teachers are wearing a mask. The state’s new policy was…