New board members are holding Walters accountable for his theatrics, putting students above politics. What a new day it ...

Three new members of the state Board of Education continually pushed state Superintendent Ryan Walters on multiple issues ...

The attorney general on Monday declined Walters’ first request on the grounds that his office does not have jurisdiction to opine on a federal action. #oklaed ...

The posted agenda for Thursday's state Board of Education meeting includes no mention of swearing in three new members ...

Discussion on a controversial rule proposed by the state superintendent hit a roadblock as new members were told only Walters ...

Twenty-nine groups are asking House Speaker Kyle Hilbert to join Gov. Kevin Stitt and Senate Leader Lonnie Paxton in opposing ...

State leadership is trying to quickly push a bill through that would create further changes in the State Board of Education ...

Oklahoma still ranks near the bottom in the nation in the quality of public education. … Walters is fabricating false history ...

Rapping on the steps of the state Capitol, Bixby Public Schools Superintendent Rob Miller declared he's running for state ...

Bixby Superintendent Rob Miller has announced his candidacy for the state’s top education job through his campaign website.

State Superintendent Ryan Walters is scheming to remake the Oklahoma public schools to reflect his own distorted, radical view of America. Walters demands that Oklahoma public schools teach ...

But the three new members — Ryan Deatherage, of Kingfisher; Michael Tinney, of Norman; and Chris VanDenhende, of Tulsa — made it clear to Walters and the board’s contracted attorney ...