Oklahoma science teacher has met twice with Gov. Mary Fallin to voice funding concerns
“I think she heard us. I think she listened to us, but I don’t think it was much more than that.”
Brianna Bailey April 12, 2018
“I think she heard us. I think she listened to us, but I don’t think it was much more than that.”
Brianna Bailey April 11, 2018
Momentum is one thing teachers running for office have on their side.
Brianna Bailey April 6, 2018
Yes, there were protesters from Chicago at the state Capitol. There were people from an anti-racist group wearing bandanas too.
Brianna Bailey April 5, 2018
Rumors ranging from striking construction workers to water shutoffs abound.
Brianna Bailey April 4, 2018
Here’s a fact check for day three of the teacher walkout at the state Capitol.
Brianna Bailey April 3, 2018
Some Oklahoma school districts elected to reopen Tuesday despite the ongoing teacher walkout. Others districts planning to reopen Tuesday were forced to cancel classes anyway due to overwhelming teacher absences
Brianna Bailey April 2, 2018
Wearing frowns and protest signs around their necks, thousands of teachers from across the state paid their state lawmakers a visit on Monday, sometimes waiting in long lines for just a few minutes of sometimes tense meetings.
Brianna Bailey March 26, 2018
As the state struggled with ways to fill a budget hole last year, the oil and gas industry urged Gov. Mary Fallin to keep a gross production tax increase off the legislative agenda, according to emails obtained by The Frontier.
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