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Hofmeister Launches Campaign For Superintendent

Joy Hofmeister enters state superintendent’s race By ANDREA EGER World Staff Writer Tulsan Joy Hofmeister delivered a scathing rebuke of

Deadline is Friday to register for Feb. 11 Oklahoma school elections By Silas Allen Oklahomans who want to go to

The Journal Record By Andrew Spiropoulos January 15, 2014 We live in extraordinary and challenging times. We are in the

Despite revenue dip, Okla. speaker pushes tax cuts by SEAN MURPHY OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) – Despite a projected $170 million

Oklahoma Lottery: Boon or bust? BY JENNIFER PALMER Oklahoma’s lottery isn’t hitting the jackpot. Total revenue is basically flat since

Obama unveils first 5 ‘Promise Zones,’ including the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma From Oklahoman and Wire Reports WASHINGTON — President

Potential challenger to Barresi announces steering committee By ANDREA EGER World Staff Writer A likely state superintendent candidate from Tulsa

Janet Barresi will be doing an interview tomorrow with Darryl Baskin’s radio program, “The Future of Real Estate.” You can listen

Oklahoma education officials say repeal of Common Core ‘unlikely’ By MICHAEL KING Oklahoma Watch Despite continued opposition to new public-school

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 4, 2013 Governor Mary Fallin Issues Executive Order Regarding the Adoption of More Rigorous Academic Standards

From The Pat Campbell Show this week. [jwplayer mediaid=”8597″]