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Civics

NonDoc journalists report on the civic realm in Oklahoma and beyond. Our site also publishes a variety of commentary pieces about civic matters. As a site category, "Civics" encompasses three subcategories: Education, Health Care and Politics.

Civics

NonDoc journalists report on the civic realm in Oklahoma and beyond. Our site also publishes a variety of commentary pieces about civic matters. As a site category, "Civics" encompasses three subcategories: Education, Health Care and Politics.
Oklahoma prisons

Criminal justice reform: ‘We’re making them meaner in prison’

The leaders of criminal justice reform efforts in Oklahoma say the state needs change for two reasons: Outrageous system costs are busting the state...
video

Editorial: Joshua Barre death raises questions about law enforcement training

Ongoing tension between Tulsa law enforcement agencies and the community they are charged with protecting took center stage this weekend after Tulsa County Sheriff deputies and...
Oklahoma Ethics Commission

Oklahoma Ethics Commission hikes fee $50 on all filers

To address its 4.78 percent appropriation cut and unmet software cost needs, the Oklahoma Ethics Commission voted today to raise fees $50 across the...
reading test

Tougher reading test means thousands more students could be held back

(Editor’s note: This story was authored by Jennifer Palmer of Oklahoma Watch and appears here in accordance with the non-profit journalism organization’s republishing terms.) Oklahoma is raising the...
Public Employees Relations Board

Fallin vetoes bill, kills Public Employees Relations Board

In a move several Capitol insiders have deemed surprising, Gov. Mary Fallin vetoed SB 46 Tuesday afternoon, functionally killing the Oklahoma Public Employees Relations...
teacher pay

Teacher pay: North Carolina & Oklahoma race to bottom

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — When I saw a news segment about a North Carolina school district looking to poach public school teachers from Oklahoma,...
OICA opportunities for kids

Joe Dorman: Oklahoma needs ‘more opportunities for kids’

Joe Dorman is a former state representative and gubernatorial candidate who is completing his first year as CEO of the Oklahoma Institute for Child...
Dan Newberry resigns

Dan Newberry resigns from Oklahoma State Senate

Oklahoma will hold yet another special election for a vacant legislative seat after Sen. Dan Newberry (R-Tulsa) announced his resignation today on social media. Newberry's...
oklahoma medical loan repayment program

TSET loan repayment program has $1.5 million impact

For most physicians, student loans are a reality of being able to practice medicine. That’s no different for Dr. Eric Simons, an obstetrician, who...
teaching in Oklahoma

‘Teaching in Oklahoma is a dysfunctional relationship’

Following the absurd last week of the 2017 regular legislative session, Oklahoma made the front page of The Washington Post for gutting education funding...

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