AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoOsage Language Fight: The Osage Congress is pushing Principal Chief Joe Tillman to reconsider closing Daposka Ahnkodapi, an Osage culture and language immersion school for kids through 8th grade, calling it a blow to language sovereignty. School Leadership & Student Life: Moore Public Schools Superintendent Robert Romines announced he’ll retire in June 2027 after 34 years, and Oklahoma expanded its reading-coach team to help schools meet new literacy requirements. Housing & Everyday Safety: A report highlights tenants in Oklahoma struggling to get basic services when landlords fail—air conditioning, water, and hot water issues with limited legal remedies. Public Health & Prevention: Gov. Kevin Stitt signed “Rain’s Law,” requiring fentanyl education and suicide prevention for grades 6–12. Local Culture & Community: Cherokee Nation says its new Tahlequah Wellness Center has already drawn more than 1,000 new members, signaling strong demand for tribal health and wellness. Workforce & Education Awards: Indian Capital Technology Center earned its 15th Gold Star School Award, recognizing career and tech training excellence. Policy Shockwaves: ICE plans to spend up to $20 million on electrical shock gloves for agents, a move critics say raises serious safety concerns. Politics Watch: Oklahoma’s GOP gubernatorial runoff is heating up, with candidates trading sharp claims over issues like the Inola aluminum smelter and education.
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