Federal student loan changes taking effect this week impact SAVE borrowers, graduate students, Parent PLUS loans, and future borrowers across the United States.

Oklahoma education laws take effect July 1, bringing major changes to statewide testing, AI in classrooms, teacher certification, recess, screen time, and student cellphone policies.

The state employee childcare center planned for Oklahoma's Capitol Complex faces another delay after officials failed to secure an operator for the facility.

Broken Arrow Public Schools Superintendent Chuck Perry announced his retirement and will step down after the 2026–2027 school year.

The Norman Learning Bus is returning for summer 2026, bringing free books, literacy resources, and STEM activities to neighborhoods across Norman.

The Miss Oklahoma Organization awards more than $2 million in scholarships annually while continuing a tradition that has produced six Miss America winners.

Caney Valley Public Schools is working to close a nearly $400,000 budget shortfall after declining enrollment reduced state and federal funding.

Tulsa Public Schools bond fraud charges allege a former district official and contractors diverted more than $779,000 in school bond funds.

Oklahoma chronic absenteeism rate beats the national average but remains above pre-pandemic levels.

School chaplains in Oklahoma schools emerged as a key issue during the Republican State Superintendent debate.

OSU Rural Hotspot Lending Program helps thousands of rural Oklahomans access free internet service.

OU three-year degree program could launch in 2027 under a new Oklahoma higher education framework.

Oklahoma permanently bans student cellphone use during school through Bell to Bell No Cell law.

OETA shutdown moves forward after Oklahoma Senate fails to override Governor Kevin Stitt veto.

Oklahoma Early Childhood Task Force created to study consolidating childcare and education programs statewide.

Oklahoma teacher mentorship program offers training, stipends, and year-long support for new educators statewide.

Oklahoma education reform legislation is drawing mixed reactions from lawmakers over literacy programs, teacher retention, and school policy changes.

The Oklahoma veterinary shortage is creating growing concerns for ranchers, livestock health, and rural agricultural communities.

Canvas data breach disrupts OU, OSU and multiple Oklahoma school districts.

Oklahoma retired teacher law removes earnings limits and shortens wait time to help schools fill classrooms.