Nuria Martinez-Keel
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Gov. Kevin Stitt on Friday called a recent state audit and demands for a member of his administration to resign a “frustrating” political attack from state leaders preparing to run for higher office.
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Oklahoma’s largest school district pilots new strategies before state exams
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A former Epic Charter School official charged in a major embezzlement and racketeering case said Friday he agreed to testify against the school’s co-founders in exchange for no prison time.
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The number of students taking tribal languages has grown by the thousands in public schools
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A bill to raise Oklahoma teachers’ salaries for a second year in a row is dead, but other wage-boosting measures are still advancing at the state Capitol.
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State Superintendent Ryan Walters had the hall of fame portraits removed early in his term
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In a decision made under a microscope, the Tulsa Board of Education chose to keep its interim superintendent as a permanent hire, despite the state’s top schools official calling for a national search.
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To Ebony Johnson, F stands for focused. It designates a school that needs time, money and talent from Tulsa Public Schools’ leaders.
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The tribe says Tulsa can’t prosecute Native Americans over incidents within reservation boundaries.
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Otoe-Missouria Tribe officials accused the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety of unexpectedly altering its position on tribal vehicle registration after one of its members received a $249 ticket.