A proposal at the Capitol aims to increase required instructional time for students across Oklahoma, though it does so through […]
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Oklahoma vs. Texas: Who Goes to School More?
I. Introduction At first glance, comparing school calendars seems simple: just count the days and compare. Unfortunately, it’s not that […]
Read MoreSenate’s $254M Education Proposal Ignites TRS Debate
The Oklahoma Senate has unveiled a $254 million education funding proposal that would provide a $2,500 across-the-board teacher pay raise […]
Read More2026 Winter Legislative Survey Results
The POE Government Affairs team prepared the following 4-question member survey on current education legislation.The survey results will be used […]
Read MoreWhy House and Senate Deadlines Look Different
If you’ve noticed that the legislative deadlines of the House and Senate don’t line up, there’s a simple reason: the […]
Read MoreKey Education Bills Advance Out of Committee
Several bills advancing this week could have a direct impact on Oklahoma educators: SB 1617 – Increases required pay for […]
Read MoreGov. Stitt’s Final State of the State Address
In his eighth and final State of the State address, Gov. Kevin Stitt reflected on his tenure as governor and […]
Read More5 Education Bills to Watch in 2026
Oklahoma lawmakers have filed a wave of education proposals for the 2026 Legislative Session. From major changes to early literacy […]
Read MoreOklahoma’s Promise: Now for Career Educators Too
Governor Kevin Stitt recently signed House Bill 1727, expanding the Oklahoma Higher Learning Access Program (OHLAP)—a.k.a. Oklahoma’s Promise—to include the […]
Read More2025 Spring Legislative Survey Results
The POE Government Affairs team prepared the following member survey on recently amended bills. The survey results will be used […]
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