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Governor’s veto of improved reading law creates confusion, instability, Hofmeister warns
May 6, 2018
"(Her veto) create confusion at a time when educators desperately need stability."
Hofmeister celebrates with teachers; $20.5 million in new revenue passed by House
April 4, 2018
"This strong bipartisan vote signals to teachers that their stories have been heard."
STATE: Senate passes revenue package to fund teacher pay raises
March 29, 2018
"Passing the largest teacher pay raise in state history moves us to No. 2 in the region in average teacher…
Sharp files special election funding legislation
January 20, 2018
Senator Sharp says that remaining campaign funds should be used for special elections when someone leaves office midterm
Coffee and Donuts with the Senator: Leewright pays a visit to Kellyville
January 13, 2018
At this small-town-hall style meeting, Senator Leewright answered questions about our state budget, education, the turnpike and Oklahoma's future.
Senator Sharp introduces legislation to remind teachers not to have inappropriate relations with their students
January 12, 2018
Sharp's hope is that, "being reminded every few months that such actions are a felony and they’ll be deemed a…
Gary Richardson, candidate for Governor, comes to Sapulpa
January 4, 2018
Richardson's primary platforms include making turnpikes free roads again, and lots of accountability.
Leewright appointed chair of Senate Business, Commerce and Tourism Committee, makes state history
December 14, 2017
Leewright owns Dynamic Restoration in Sapulpa and brings 25 years of experience to his new chairmanship role of the Business,…
Senator pleased to see agency auditing commission work to begin
December 9, 2017
“It’s not just a matter of slashing budgets…this commission will look closely at agency programs and services to see which…
Two earthquakes felt last night, state can’t agree on what’s causing them
December 5, 2017
The state's energy and environment cabinet says it's "very likely" that wastewater wells are causing the quakes, while Oklahoma Oil…
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