Let's talk about common objections to SQ 805 versus the reality of the state question's implications.

Among the 30 states that have adopted private school-choice programs, five are using a new kind of school choice called Education Savings Accounts. Oklahoma doesn’t have this kind of choice yet—but it almost does!

In its audit of Epic Charter Schools, the office of the Oklahoma State Auditor & Inspector urged lawmakers to follow the lead of California Democrats by banning for-profit entities from managing Oklahoma charter schools.

The response of administrators at the University of Oklahoma after a professor read a historical document that included a racial pejorative has left an impression on students—although perhaps not the impression OU administrators hoped to foster.

A new report shows the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University rank 38th and 50th, respectively, out of 55 top national universities in their support of free speech.

A legal analysis released by the Office of the Oklahoma Attorney General concludes that Gov. Kevin Stitt complied with federal law when he authorized use of some federal funds for scholarships that help low-income children attend private school.

The members of the Oklahoma Statewide Virtual Charter School Board, which recently launched a review of its contract with Epic Charter Schools following a critical state audit, generally lack experience with charter schools and appear to have limited experience in online education.

A state commission is calling for action to provide consistent and fair regulatory treatment of all Oklahomans following a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision.

It appears that many programs at Oklahoma colleges and universities are discriminatory and violate Title IX.