Charter schools

Board members said they were bound to follow the St. Isidore ruling from the Oklahoma Supreme Court, despite some doing so begrudgingly.

The coalition, including the ACLU and Oklahoma Appleseed Center, claims the theoretical school would “indoctrinate its students in Jewish religious beliefs.”

The Jewish Federation of Tulsa said it was not consulted about an application seeking to found a taxpayer-funded online Jewish charter school.

Board member Diamond Marshall moved to postpone the renewal until the next meeting, citing concerns she said students and staff had relayed to her about alleged racist behavior at the school.

In a special meeting Monday night, the Oklahoma State Board of Education voted unanimously to rescind a March resolution to equalize state funding for…

The Oklahoma House on Monday advanced major pieces of legislation dealing with charter schools.House Bill 2966 would implement accountability measures…

The Oklahoma State Board of Education approved a $45,000 contract Monday evening for outside legal counsel in three legal challenges to its decision to…

Epic Charter Schools’ governing board voted shortly after midnight Wednesday to reform its controversial learning fund.Starting in July, the details of…

In a five-hour special meeting on Friday, the Oklahoma State Board of Education voted to keep an indigenous-led charter school on probation and to place…

Democrats in the Oklahoma House of Representatives on Monday slammed several recent education policy proposals and actions they say will have negative…