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Look for these student advocates on their Facebook group "Student Voices for Education" @notgabbydavis #oklahomateacherswalkout #oklahomateacherwalkout #oklaed #oklaedwalkout #stuvoice teapaw.org/NewsHourExtra/status/9…
The role that Oklahoma students are playing in #OklahomaTeacherWalkout is truly worth a discussion w/ your U.S. government or civics students--political views aside.
Check out what they have planned for Mon. via Oklahoma teacher @EMHSGoppel #oklaed
#hsgovchat #apgov @NewsHour
I will be there tomorrow giving away my stuff, if I have any local educator followers anymore in this 🤬 app to take notice!
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EDUCATORS: Engage with constitutional scholars and educators from around the country during a weeklong institute at the National Constitution Center in summer 2025.
Learn more and apply: ow.ly/IPeG50UwcwK
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📺On November 17, 1973, 'Schoolhouse Rock's' 'Conjunction Junction' first aired on ABC
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🔴39 people in 18 states have been sickened in a new deadly E. coli outbreak due to carrots.
🔴 Oklahoma is the only state in the United States that cannot do foodborne illness tracking testing.
E. Coli Outbreak: 39 people are sick in 18 states. Check your homes for recalled bagged organic carrots. Do not eat recalled carrots. Throw them away. Carrots currently on store shelves are not affected. See the notice for a full list of brands of carrots.
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ALT Bag of organic carrots with text saying: “Food Safety Alert: E. coli outbreak linked to recalled Grimmway organic carrots. Recalled items: •Organic whole and baby bagged carrots in several sizes and brands •Baby carrots have best if used by dates through November 12 and whole carrots were in stores through approximately October 23 •See the notice for a full list of brands, some include: o 365 o Good & Gather o Simple Truth o Trader Joe’s o Wegmans cdc.gov/foodborne-outbreaks.”
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“I would be disappointed if this was a stunt,” one bidder told Oklahoma Watch after the Education Dept. abruptly canceled its plan to buy Bibles. #OKLAED
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Dave Parker, circa 1977 @Pirates
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We all face moments when things feel overwhelming, and that’s okay. Remember, you are not alone.
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All results won’t be known on election night, and that’s normal. State laws about receiving, processing and tabulating mail ballots, and close margins, play a role. If it takes some states longer to finish counting, it is not a sign of wrongdoing. politifact.com/article/2024/…
Proud of my former student @bennettbrink of @nondocmedia for his reporting on the mishandling of COVID funds. Great appearance on @OETAONR #Nondocmedia #Localjournalism
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❓❓CONFUSED BY STATE QUESTION 833 ❓❓
What even is a "Public Infrastructure District" anyway?
I COME WITH THE ANSWERS!!
THREAD ⬇️
@kfor
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ICYMI: With a dark money airing an ad urging Oklahomans *not* to retain some state Supreme Court justices, another dark money group is now running its own ad urging voters *to* retain them, and a former Republican Oklahoma AG wants voters to retain them too.
THREAD ⬇️
@kfor
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▪️The Oklahoma Public Health Lab is having to outsource tests as they don’t have the capability anymore to do them.
▪️Oklahoma sends tests to #Minnesota, #Nebraska, #Kansas
▪️This is fallout from the terrible decision to move this lab to Payne County 4 years ago with no input from #okleg
▪️This lab has been under federal investigation twice with major deficiencies noted. Newborn testing was botched.
▪️We invested $30 million into a new lab but forgot to build a vented room for lab workers to safely do BSL3 testing.
▪️This new lab is less functional and can do fewer types of tests than the old outdated lab in OKC. The tests circled in green are all tests that could be done at OPHL when located in OKC but cannot be done at our brand new lab. 👇
▪️Oklahoma taxpayers also paid for two CEO’s to manage the Oklahoma Pandemic Center in Payne County which apparently never existed?
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This week on #WeThePeoplePodcast, experts recap the oral arguments in #GlossipVOklahoma, a case at #SCOTUS challenging the constitutionality of Richard Glossip’s conviction and sentencing to death for a 1997 murder.
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