In an Oklahoman guest column, the State Regents chair pointed to program reviews and a new performance funding model as part of a broader effort to strengthen student outcomes.
Eighth-grader Jessica Mabry’s proposal to create safe spaces for students facing mental health challenges earned first place in the state competition.
Haley Hope Frix, Michael McElroy, Carl McKenzie, and Dr. Michael Peck took the oath of office during the board’s May and June meetings.
The new formula will tie a growing share of institutional base funding to enrollment, retention, completion, opportunity, and workforce outcomes.
Reeves will discuss Mississippi’s education gains, workforce strategy, and the connection between student outcomes and long-term economic competitiveness.
The Tulsa-based clinic will provide faculty-supervised risk assessments for small manufacturers, nonprofits and tribal businesses.
A Wall Street Journal opinion column argues that fewer teenagers are getting early work experience at a time when entry-level summer jobs are becoming…
The proposed formula would tie more state funding to enrollment, completion, student opportunity and workforce outcomes.
Gov. Kevin Stitt signed HB 1276 into law, extending a statewide school cell phone restriction that began as a one-year pilot backed by Sen. Ally Seifried.
Dan Hamlin said the legislative session delivered major changes on literacy, instructional time, teacher pay, school choice, and classroom cell phone restrictions.
The 2026 survey found business leaders are optimistic about Oklahoma’s direction, but remain focused on workforce, infrastructure, innovation, and long-term competitiveness.
A new survey found broad support for the Strong Readers Act, including parent notification, early intervention and third-grade reading accountability.
