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As Oklahoma awaits the appointment of a new superintendent, the state’s Education Department website has undergone a notable overhaul. The updates have led to the removal of various sections that previously provided information on educational initiatives and policies. Among the most striking omissions is content related to a new testing protocol mandated by the current superintendent, which targeted educators from what were described as "woke" states.
This decision to scrub the website has raised eyebrows among educators and stakeholders who rely on the platform for information about educational standards and resources. Critics argue that the removal of this content may hinder transparency and limit access to important updates regarding educational practices in the state. As the transition period continues, many are left wondering what the future holds for Oklahoma’s education system and how the new superintendent will shape the direction of the department moving forward. The changes to the website reflect a broader conversation about educational policies and their implications for teachers and students alike.
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