Oklahoma students lost ground in nearly every grade and subject as they struggled to learn amid COVID-19 disruptions, newly released test score data shows.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Interim study topics in the state House of Representatives this summer and fall will include health care, job development and other business issues, the effects of
Oklahoma’s full Senate gave its approval May 19 to Senate Bill 608, the “Filmed in Oklahoma Act of 2021.”
OKLAHOMA CITY – Two legislative measures aimed at helping military families enroll their children in a new school district have been signed by Gov.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Educating children has been challenging, at the very least, for Oklahoma teachers, administrators and parents, the state’s top educator said about the COVID-19 pand
WASHINGTON DC - Education is the most valuable tool that we can give to the next generation and providing resources for our educators and our students should be a top priority in o
OKLAHOMA CITY – Legislators recently returning from the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents meetings said they want to change the tone of education in the state.
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OKLAHOMA CITY - Besides the millions of dollars it devotes to environmental restoration projects, the Oklahoma Energy Resources Board sponsors programs designed to educate the public, including sch