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Oklahoma Inc., Part 2 – Republican OK Governor Kevin Stitt Channels Democrat Obama With His New Education “Turnaround Team”

By Jenni White - Managing Editor October 8, 2025 2

A critique of Governor Stitt’s educational reforms in Oklahoma, arguing that they align with a centralized, data-driven system reminiscent of past failures like Common Core. It expresses concern over the replacement of key educational leaders by individuals perceived to prioritize governmental control over individual educational needs, ultimately disadvantaging parents and students.

Timeline – How Education Became About Building Students Into Cogs In A Planned Economy Instead Of Educating Them – Understanding SB224

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By Jenni White - Managing Editor May 4, 2025 0

The post discusses Oklahoma’s historical and ongoing integration of federal workforce policies into education, emphasizing concerns about data tracking of students for economic planning benefits. It criticizes the government’s portrayal of these initiatives as beneficial for students, arguing that they undermine classical education and prioritize business interests over children’s needs. The call to action urges public protest against SB224.

Why is Gov. Kevin Stitt pushing an AI tutor into Oklahoma schools?

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By Shane Smith May 3, 2025 0

In February, Oklahoma’s Governor Kevin Stitt introduced an untested AI math tutor program, “Synthesis AI”, for schools, aiming for statewide implementation by 2025-2026. Despite its revolutionary claims, critics express concern over its effectiveness and potential risks, emphasizing a history of educational technology leading to declining student performance. Caution is urged.

SB224 (re Student Data Collection) Passed By House On Fourth Vote After Failing In First Three

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By Jenni White - Managing Editor May 2, 2025 0

On April 29, SB224, aimed at creating an education data system, failed in the House. After a series of unprecedented votes on May 1, the bill eventually passed without an emergency clause. Representative Tom Gann criticized the Speaker’s actions, claiming they violated House rules and set a concerning precedent for future legislation.