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Conservative online school pushed by Supt. Walters not approved for tax credits
Despite Superintendent Ryan Walters saying that an online conservative private school was eligible for a state tax credit, they weren’t and still aren’t.
2025 student test scores available from Oklahoma education agency after lengthy delay
Standardized test results for Oklahoma students have been released by the state's education department after a lengthy delay.
Medicaid could fund more services for Oklahoma students under new proposal
Oklahoma is taking steps toward enhancing its offerings through a state plan amendment, which the Oklahoma Health Care ...
What on Earth does 20 years of Oklahoma City look like? Watch Bricktown's transformation
Google released images of what the world looked like over Google Earth's 20 years. Take a trip down memory lane with Bricktown's growth.
What did downtown OKC look like 20 years ago? See how much it's changed
Google released images of what the world looked like over Google Earth's 20 years. Take a trip down memory lane to see ...
Trump administration releases $19M in title funds to Oklahoma schools, OSDE says
The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) announced that the Trump Administration has released over $19 million in title funds to Oklahoma schools. This ...
Investigators: Walters’ TV could stream explicit content, what actually played still unclear
A new digital forensics report reveals the TV inside State Superintendent Ryan Walters’ office is capable of connecting to ...
Oklahoma Tax Commission denies American Virtual Academy’s eligibility
A conservative online private school supported by State Superintendent Ryan Walters was deemed ineligible according to a news release from the Oklahoma Tax Commission.