 Law & Principles Oklahoma part of pushback on Biden Title IX rewrite
The Biden administration’s rewrite of federal Title IX law would allow men to enter women’s restrooms and locker rooms—so long as the male claims to identify as a woman. Oklahoma officials are pushing back.
Ray Carter | April 30, 2024 Oklahoma part of pushback on Biden Title IX rewrite Click the headline to read the full article at OCPA.  Law & Principles Oklahoma part of pushback on Biden Title IX rewrite
The Biden administration’s rewrite of federal Title IX law would allow men to enter women’s restrooms and locker rooms—so long as the male claims to identify as a woman. Oklahoma officials are pushing back.
Ray Carter | April 30, 2024 Oklahoma part of pushback on Biden Title IX rewrite Click the headline to read the full article at OCPA.  Education Caving to teacher unions, Oklahoma House kills teacher-empowerment bill
An effort to give teachers greater control over their interactions with unions—and reduce interruption of school days for non-school activities—has failed in the Oklahoma House of Representatives after lawmakers caved to union pressure.
Ray Carter | April 29, 2024 Caving to teacher unions, Oklahoma House kills teacher-empowerment bill Click the headline to read the full article at OCPA.  Law & Principles Ten Commandments case highlights Oklahoma’s judicial incoherence
Some say the unelected and unaccountable Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC)—which chooses, in secret, all major Oklahoma judicial nominees—works just fine. Unfortunately, there is much evidence to the contrary.
Jonathan Small | April 29, 2024 Ten Commandments case highlights Oklahoma’s judicial incoherence Click the headline to read the full article at OCPA.  Law & Principles Senate sends ranked-choice voting ban to Stitt
Legislation that would prohibit the use of ranked-choice voting in Oklahoma elections has been sent to Gov. Kevin Stitt.
Ray Carter | April 26, 2024 Senate sends ranked-choice voting ban to Stitt Click the headline to read the full article at OCPA.  Education Oklahoma House votes to mandate phonics, ban ‘three-cueing’
Under legislation advancing from the Oklahoma House of Representatives, teachers could no longer use the discredited “three-cueing” method to teach reading, and more teachers would instead be trained in the “science of reading,” including phonics instruction.
Ray Carter | April 25, 2024 Oklahoma House votes to mandate phonics, ban ‘three-cueing’ Click the headline to read the full article at OCPA. |
   
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