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Former OSU President Kayse Shrum Responds To Audit; Says Legal Counsel Was Followed

David Prock Former OSU President Kayse Shrum addresses audit findings, asserts no funds missing, and claims all actions followed legal advice.

Audit of Oklahoma State University finds mismanagement of $41 million in state funds

David Prock An audit revealed mismanagement of $41 million in state funds at Oklahoma State University, including unauthorized transfers and improper allocations for unrelated purposes.

Bibles being distributed to AP United States history courses, OSDE says

Drake Johnson The State Department of Education says Bibles will be distributed to classrooms across the state.

Timeline: Proposed changes aimed at immigration in Oklahoma schools by State Supt. Ryan Walters

Tatum Guinn Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters has proposed several new administrative rule changes aimed at addressing immigration issues in Oklahoma schools.

Political Analyst Discusses Big Agenda Items For Oklahoma Legislature

News On 6 The Oklahoma Legislature starts their regular session Monday, February 5. Political analyst Scott Mitchell joins Dave Davis to talk about the big agenda items that would impact everyday Oklahomans.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: State Lawmakers File Distance Learning Bill For Schools To Regulate Virtual Learning Days

Lex Rodriguez The proposal from Edmond Republican Senator Kristen Thompson and Tuttle Republican Senator Lonnie Paxton would mandate public schools report virtual learning days within 72 hours. It would also give the state education department the power to deny a virtual day if it doesn't meet the state's criteria.

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Watch: News On 6 Political Analyst Scott Mitchell Discusses Proposed Congressional Redistricting

News On 6 Starting Monday, the Oklahoma Legislature will get back together for the first time since the spring in a special session that will decide Oklahoma's congressional maps for the next 10 years.

Watch: News On 6 Political Analyst Scott Mitchell Discusses Proposed Congressional Redistricting

Oklahoma Senate Creates Bi-Partisan Committee To Address Redistricting

News On 6 The Oklahoma state senate has created a bi-partisan team to address redistricting in the state following the 2020 census. Tuttle Republican Lonnie Paxton will chair the committee with Tulsa Republican Dave Rader and Oklahoma City Democrat Michael Brooks serving as vice-chairs.

Oklahoma Senate Creates Bi-Partisan Committee To Address Redistricting

UPDATE: Since this story was posted, Broken Arrow Public Schools has announced that class will resume Monday.

Broken Arrow Schools: 30 Minutes Added To Each Day When Classes Resume Monday

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UPDATE: Since this story was posted, Broken Arrow Public Schools has announced that class will resume Monday.

TPS 'Work To Contract' Protest Hopes To Put Pressure On State Legislature

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Teachers at Tulsa high schools like Nathan Hale High School are joining hundreds of teachers across the district in protesting education funding by working to the letter of their contract. This all comes after state lawmakers are facing an April 2nd deadline.

TPS 'Work To Contract' Protest Hopes To Put Pressure On State Legislature

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OEA Moves Up Deadline For Teacher Strike

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The Oklahoma Education Association moved up its deadline for lawmakers to increase funding for education and give pay raises to teachers.

OEA Moves Up Deadline For Teacher Strike

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The Oklahoma Education Association moved up its deadline for lawmakers to increase funding for education and give pay raises to teachers.

Tuition Hikes Approved By Oklahoma Regents For Higher Education

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The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education have approved increases in mandatory tuition and fees for the state's public colleges and universities.

Tuition Hikes Approved By Oklahoma Regents For Higher Education

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The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education have approved increases in mandatory tuition and fees for the state's public colleges and universities.