The Frontier spoke with dozens of current and former Epic staff, teachers and administrators to learn why the school split with its entrepreneur leaders and canceled their lucrative contract.
Critics of House Bill 1775 say it will have a chilling effect on public discourse and stamp out efforts to make campuses more welcoming for marginalized groups.
In its investigation of Epic charter school, state auditors found a school and company resistant to questions about money.
Oklahoma doesn’t mandate suicide prevention training in schools but recent cases of student suicides in Edmond has parents believing it should.
A broadcaster’s use of racist language before an Oklahoma high school girl’s basketball game sends shockwaves through a prep sports landscape that weeks earlier witnessed another incident of Black athletes targeted with slurs.
Data from the state Department of Education shows hundreds of virtual charter school transfers came from school districts that began the year with traditional in-person class.
Stitt’s proposed changes would see growing schools receive more money but could challenge districts with declining enrollment.
The state Department of Education presented Gov. Stitt with a proposal to order the reopening of school buildings in January, but he was not on board with the plan.
