“Chronic absenteeism is arguably the No. 1 problem facing public schools today,” report says.

‘There’s no excuse for this except for incompetence or purposely turning a blind eye,’ Rep. Patti Anderson said.

There are no guarantees that Oklahoma public schools will have enough teachers for every classroom when the 2024–25 academic year begins this fall.

‘This technology is not ready for prime time,’ says state senator from Jamestown.

Plaintiffs say that ceasing state recognition of African American Studies as an Advanced Placement course with college-level credits constitutes discrimination.

House subcommittee members and four witnesses discussed the PRO Act and subsequent Republican bills that would counter it.