The Oklahoma school library book requirements bill would mandate annual reporting, parental protest procedures, and potential funding penalties for districts.

Nike N7 program expands to Madill Public Schools, providing Indigenous students with athletic equipment and support.

Oklahoma 988 Trust Fund legislation moves forward to secure stable funding for suicide prevention and crisis services statewide.

Mustang walkout absences resulted in 122 student suspensions after an anti-ICE protest, with officials saying discipline was tied to attendance, not speech.

The Oklahoma Department of Education audit requested by Gov. Stitt found no evidence of misconduct under Joy Hofmeister, but cited oversight weaknesses at some districts.

OK 250 Celebration Oklahoma expands events, student contests and education programs as the state prepares for the nation’s 250th anniversary.

The Oklahoma gun safety training bill advances in the House and would require schools to teach firearm storage and accident prevention.

The Oklahoma college bathroom bill moves forward, expanding 2022 K–12 restroom rules to colleges and universities statewide.

The Oklahoma class size bill advances as lawmakers revisit 1990 mandates and consider a phased goal of 18 students per teacher in kindergarten through 5th grade.

Oklahoma child care funding debate grows after DHS cut its request from $57M to $7.5M, raising concerns for providers, subsidies, and working families.

University student grades policy legislation moves forward in Oklahoma House, tying compliance to state funding and oversight by higher education officials.

The driver license reading proficiency bill advances in Oklahoma, reinstating a literacy requirement for applicants after a strong committee vote.

The parental choice tax credit expansion clears an Oklahoma House committee as lawmakers debate funding impact and future growth of the program.

A virtual Jewish charter school application was rejected by Oklahoma’s charter board over constitutional concerns about public funding and religious education.

Driver license reading requirement legislation advances in Oklahoma as lawmakers consider restoring an eighth-grade literacy standard for applicants.

OSU athletics Big 12 fine imposed after conference investigation into inappropriate chants during a basketball game against BYU.

Oklahoma special election day brings school bond votes, school board races, and mayoral elections statewide with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The social studies standards Oklahoma draft is gaining praise after a court rejected the previous version, with educators and advocates supporting the new approach.

A student screen time Oklahoma bill would limit computer use for Pre-K through 5th grade students to one hour per day starting next school year.

The Governor Stitt budget proposal includes nearly ten percent cuts impacting public schools, retirement systems, and state services.