From the Mississippi Miracle to Consolidation and Cursive: Fact-Checking the Oklahoma State Superintendent Runoff Debate
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communityq.comFrom the Mississippi Miracle to Consolidation and Cursive: Fact-Checking the Oklahoma State Superintendent Runoff Debate
Republican state superintendent candidates Robert Franklin and James Taylor faced off in a debate Monday evening televised on News 9 in Oklahoma City and News on 6 in Tulsa. The candidates had different takes on topics ranging from what’s needed to improve student results in reading, private school vouchers and the role of religion in public schools. Franklin, a part-time lecturer at the University of Oklahoma, retired associate superintendent a…
Fact check: Candidates clash over past allegations in Oklahoma superintendent runoff debate
State superintendent of public instruction candidates Robert Franklin and James Taylor debated Aug. 13 at Cameron University in Lawton. The debate was presented by NonDoc, KSWO and the Lawton Constitution. Franklin and Taylor will face off in the Republican runoff election Aug. 25. The winner will compete against Democrat Jennettie Marshall in the November general […] The post Fact check: Candidates clash over past allegations in Oklahoma superi…
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