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The coveducation week: House Dems ask two SVCSB members to resign
The week in coveducation: OKCPS bringing students back, coalition calls for mask mandate
The week in coveducation: Cancellations, unclaimed funds, public school oversight
The week in coveducation: Epic discussions, COVID relief funds and ‘no confidence’
The week in coveducation: Epic updates, mask mandate, OKCPS teachers surveyed
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