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Oklahoma can’t deny Jewish charter school from opening, federal judge decides (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY â In a decision that could enable the nationâs first religious charter school to open, an Oklahoma City federal judge has ruled in favor of a Jewish school seeking to operate with taxpayer funds. Oklahoma Western District Judge David L. Russell decided Thursday that the Statewide Charter School Board violated the First Amendment when it voted against establishing Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School solely because the school would teach a particular religion. Sorry, there are no rec
Public intoxication charge dismissed against Oklahoma secretary of state (opens the original)
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A misdemeanor charge of public intoxication against Oklahoma’s secretary of state has been dismissed with costs, the City of Edmond said Wednesday. A dismissal notice states Benjamin Michael Lepak is “verifiably engaged in services more appropriate than those provided through the (municipal) Court,” city spokesperson Emily Ward said. Oklahoma Voice filed an open records request Wednesday seeking a copy of the dismissal notice, but the city had not yet provided it as of publication. Ward said she
Oklahoma reading law rollout to cross multiple state agencies, administrations (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY â The selection of key pieces of Oklahomaâs high-stakes reading law is underway in a process that likely will straddle two governors and state superintendents. While schools prepare teachers and students for the âthird-grade gateâ that will take effect in the 2027-28 academic year, state officials have taken steps toward choosing another important piece of the law, a universal reading screener. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are no recen
Oklahoma sees uptick in voter turnout for 2026 runoff elections (opens the original)
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Major races for statewide offices, plus two state questions, attracted higher-than-usual voter turnout for Tuesday’s runoff elections. More than 371,000 Republicans cast ballots in the GOP primary runoff for governor between the winner Mike Mazzei and Attorney General Gentner Drummond, according to Tuesday’s election results. That represents about 29% of the 1.29 million registered Republicans in Oklahoma. The last time Oklahoma saw a gubernatorial race go to a runoff was in 2018, when over 302,
Oklahoma ends federal food program for schools with expanded hours (opens the original)
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The Oklahoma State Department of Education has discontinued a federal program that funded third meals in public schools that operate with extended hours. State Superintendent Lindel Fields said the U.S. Department of Agriculture encouraged his administration to end the program. The federal agency said the discontinuation is “essential for upholding program integrity and maintaining compliance with Federal requirements,” according to a USDA statement, which the state Education Department provided
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