AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEducation & Policy: Oklahoma Senate Democrats say new data shows fewer lower- and middle-income families are using the state’s private school voucher while wealthier families benefit more, arguing public-school funding gaps are widening. Local Governance: Oklahoma City’s council confirmed new and returning members for the Community Public Safety Advisory Board, keeping ward-based info sessions and resident feedback at the center of the effort. Native Arts & Culture: Santa Fe Indian Market named Santa Clara Pueblo potter Sergio Lugo its 2026 Best of Show winner, highlighting how Native pottery stays rooted while still evolving. Oklahoma Schools: Republican superintendent candidates debate literacy reforms and a new elementary recess law that doubles daily recess to 40 minutes, forcing districts to redesign schedules. Arts & Community: Rosie’s Café on Tinker Air Force Base opens as a “third space” for service members and spouses, aiming to make base life feel more connected. Sports (Oklahoma angle): RSU and Oklahoma CareerTech signed a pathway agreement to turn workforce training and certifications into college credit toward an associate degree. Remembering: Norman educator Judith Ann (Heavner) Drury, a longtime English teacher and librarian, died at 80.
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