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ON THIS DAY | 07.10.25 | Ryan Walters' free school lunch demand called 'empty threat' ...

Tulsa World 10 Jul 2026
The chairman of the House Education Committee publicly criticizes state superintendent while school nutritionists' group questions the feasibility of his latest demand. #oklaed ... .
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ON THIS DAY | 07.08.25 | Ryan Walters issues school lunch demands, threatens audits to ...

Tulsa World 09 Jul 2026
Policy watchers and policy makers point out the state superintendent has no legal authority to mandate local funds be spent to feed students ineligible for free or reduced-rate meals. #oklaed ... .
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London Jews Abused at Pride March While Everyone Else Had Fun, London Police Investigating

The Algemeiner 07 Jul 2026
... community,” Rabbi Denise Eger, interim executive director of A Wider Bridge and former president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, told The Algemeiner in an interview on the report.
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State holds back on AI regulations

The Duncan Banner 24 Jun 2026
Six months after President Donald Trump warned states not to regulate artificial intelligence, some are forging ahead with their own laws anyway. Nearly all such efforts in the Oklahoma Legislature have hit a dead end ... .
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Oklahoma Watch: Community, leaders divided over aluminum smelter

Tulsa World 15 Jun 2026
Supporters of the plan in Inola aren’t engaging in public rhetoric, but they do exist. Meanwhile the community is facing "almost like a civil war ... (with) families and friends that are divided over this one issue." ... .
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OKLAHOMA WATCH: The quiet supporters of Inola’s Aluminum smelter are running school district, Career Tech Center

Tahlequah Daily Press 12 Jun 2026
Supporters of a proposal to build a $4 billion aluminum plant at the Port of Inola aren’t packing town hall meetings ... .
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Oklahoma Watch: Strong Readers Act timeline has some educators concerned

Tulsa World 29 May 2026
They’ve got summer break to digest new legislative mandates and prepare for heightened expectations to intervene with struggling readers and communicate with parents about issues like their kids potentially being held back ... .
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Oklahoma Watch: Per-pupil spending still last among neighboring states

Tulsa World 17 May 2026
Only Idaho and Utah spent less per student than Oklahoma, where average public school teacher compensation (lagging about $4,100 below the regional average) ranks 41st in the U.S. #oklaed ... .
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Edith \u2018Edie\u2019 Eger: 1927-2026

The San Diego Union-Tribune 16 May 2026
La Jolla resident Edith Eger confronted her own trauma so she could help others with theirs. .
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Edith Eva Eger, an Auschwitz Survivor Who Helped Others Cope With Trauma, Dies at 98

Wall Street Journal 14 May 2026
As a clinical psychologist, she empowered people to free themselves from victimhood by realizing they had better choices to make ... .
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Record highs, bottom rankings: Oklahoma’s education spending gap explained

The Express-Star 13 May 2026
State lawmakers are touting historic education spending levels, but Oklahoma’s per-pupil spending rate is still dead last among surrounding states ... .
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OKLAHOMA WATCH: Record highs, bottom rankings: Oklahoma’s education spending gap explained

Tahlequah Daily Press 13 May 2026
State lawmakers are touting historic education spending levels, but Oklahoma’s per-pupil spending rate is still dead last among surrounding states ... .
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Renowned psychologist and Auschwitz survivor Edith Eger dies at 98

The Jerusalem Post 12 May 2026
“I don’t have time to hate. I don’t forget what happened to me. I may not overcome it – I think I came to terms with it, and I was able to integrate it,” Eger said in a 1998 interview ....
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Edith Eva Eger, Psychologist Who Barely Survived Auschwitz, Dies at 98

New York Times 08 May 2026
Her time in concentration camps brought her an understanding of humanity that helped her treat her patients ... .
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