He has a long history of breaking stereotypes, so he supports women in politics who are finding their way in an environment where women might be considered ineffective.
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The Oklahoma State Capitol’s interior restoration project recently began as work continues on its exterior.
The Oklahoma State Capitol’s interior restoration project recently began as work continues on its exterior.
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Shawn Sheehan was named Oklahoma’s 2016 Teacher of the Year.
A special education teacher from Norman High School will travel around Oklahoma and serve as Teacher of the Year in 2016.
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ACT offered to all Oklahoma juniors at no cost
The Oklahoma State Department of Education joins 21 other states that offer free ACT tests to public high school juniors.
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MAPS 4 Neighborhoods: Group wants next MAPS to focus on overlooked communities
Pennington and Dodson believe it is time to listen to neighborhood leaders first, then spend money how each area needs it.
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OKC Public Schools work to close language gap
Heronville sits in a part of southwest OKC that has the highest percentage of students who come from homes in which Spanish is the first language.
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The center’s success hinges largely on the common mantra “If you see something, say something.”
The center’s success hinges largely on the common mantra “If you see something, say something.”
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Free ACT tests to begin for juniors this year
A pilot program that will enable more students to take the ACT is estimated to cost around $1.5 million.
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Interstate interchange to undergo major changes with new ODOT project, some business owners unhappy
The interchange was originally designed for 31,000 cars per day but now regularly handles 120,000.
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An Oklahoma man might become the U.S.’s first male saint
A priest from Oklahoma who worked as a missionary in South America might be named a martyr, making him eligible for sainthood, by the Roman Catholic Church.