More than 10,000 people participated in a public opinion poll aimed at improving Oklahoma schools, with over 100,000 comments submitted.

The Oklahoma State Department of Education introduces a new open records process using the Awareity platform to promote transparency.

A Tishomingo teacher is on leave amid an investigation into possible improper communication with a student.

Langston University receives $3.125 million in U.S. Department of Education grants to expand rehabilitation programs and scholarships statewide.

Retired El Reno Superintendent Craig McVay enters state superintendent race as Democrat, pledging focus on kids and transparency.

State Superintendent Ryan Walters resigns, Gov. Kevin Stitt must appoint replacement. Walters will lead Teacher Freedom Alliance.

Oklahoma schools can now apply for $3 million in Local Food for Schools funding to buy fruits, vegetables, meat, eggs, and dairy directly from local farmers.

Krista Bader of Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy earns a perfect 36 ACT score, a rare achievement among U.S. students.