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Chicken-Fried News: Education cheer
OKCPS officials announced that 208 teaching positions will be cut next year.
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Chicken-Fried News: Civics lessons
Gov. Fallin doesn’t exactly know what the three branches of government are.
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Ralph Crawford speaks to Oklahoma Gazette about special election
Candidate Ralph Crawford participated in an Oklahoma Gazette Q&A in anticipation of the upcoming special election for House District 85.
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Chicken-Fried News: Teachers needed
Oklahoma school districts are having trouble finding teachers.
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Oklahoma City school superintendent Robert Neu said the governor’s decision to repeal Common Core standards put the district in a “real difficult position.”
Oklahoma City school superintendent Robert Neu said the governor’s decision to repeal Common Core standards put the district in a “real difficult position.”
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Commentary: Education for the people
The victories of Republican State Superintendent candidate Joy Hofmeister and the two Democrats, John Cox and Freda Deskin, are a part of the grassroots revolt.
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In the midst of the debate over Oklahoma’s education standards, Sen. Josh Brecheen used a passage from Toni Morrison’s novel The Bluest Eye as an example of the “evils” of Common Core.
In the midst of the debate over Oklahoma’s education standards, Sen. Josh Brecheen used a passage from Toni Morrison’s novel The Bluest Eye as an example of the “evils” of Common Core.
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Common sense about Common Core
Now they must also implement policies that may or may not make sense, such as creating high school academies, retaining third-graders who don’t pass reading tests, remediating seniors who have not passed four graduation examinations and avoiding state takeover of schools that fail according to the state’s report card. Even more time and money must […]