Virtual learning is harmful to Oklahoma children, says new State Senate leader Lonnie Paxton. Sen. Kristen Thompson filed a bill to limit the number of virtual days.
New Oklahoma Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kirt spoke with us about a wide range of issues, including education, work opportunities, child care, tax cuts and bipartisanship.
Rep. Arturo Alonso-Sandoval, Oklahoma's youngest state legislator, stressed the importance of civic participation and education when he was honored with a special award on Civics Day at the Oklahoma State Capitol.
Oklahoma CareerTech is creating career pathways for students across the state. Its director talked with us about career-readiness education, growing the workforce and AI.
The new chancellor of the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education is now in office following a swearing-in ceremony, and expansion of the state's workforce is one of his top priorities.
The Cherokee Nation cut the ribbon on a new, multimillion dollar state-of-the-art Head Start facility that will work to provide children the education and care they will need to thrive.
State education and childcare experts gathered for a special summit in Oklahoma City, participating in a series of panels that highlighted how vital career-readiness education and accessible childcare is to growing the economy and strengthening the pipeline into Oklahoma's workforce.
A young Oklahoma Civics Bee finalist spoke during the championship competition in favor of making cell phones less of a distraction in classrooms. Three weeks later, Gov. Kevin Stitt issued a challenge for schools to become phone-free.
Oklahoma middle schooler and National Civics Bee competitor Cullen Perez wants people to vote, and he thinks a cash-prize lottery is the right incentive to get people in the voting booth.
The State Chamber Research Foundation (SCRF) is launching a new event in November, with a focus on lifting Oklahoma to greater economic growth and prosperity by strengthening its talent pipeline from education to employment.
