AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOklahoma Roots: A new Museum of the Bible exhibit traces Blessed Stanley Rother’s journey from his Oklahoma childhood to missionary work in Guatemala, where he was killed in 1981. Photographs and personal belongings from the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City tell the story of the priest, whose life is also the subject of an upcoming film. Learning Through Place: High school students visiting Tulsa, Oklahoma City and Tahlequah explored Cherokee and Muscogee history, the Trail of Tears and Tulsa’s Greenwood district, learning directly from the communities whose stories they studied. Education: Incoming State Superintendent Robert Franklin says Oklahoma should review how it applies the Strong Readers Act’s third-grade retention rules, with educators involved in shaping student support. Community Support: Wewoka leaders are scrambling to keep young people engaged as funding cuts threaten after-school programs and local police budgets. Nursing Education: Rogers State University’s BSN program was ranked Oklahoma’s top nursing program for 2027, with a 95.2% first-time NCLEX pass rate.
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