Drag queen movie played in Tulsa Union class

A Tulsa Union High School parent "is speaking out after her child's teacher played a movie with drag queens and LGBTQ scenes," KTUL reports.

'Wish they had a better scope'

In a social media post, an Ardmore public school teacher appears to have wished for the death of former President Donald Trump.

Oklahoma public school library books

With Oklahoma public school library books making headlines again, here are a few other books parents might want to know about:

• Damsel
• A Court of Mist and Fury
• Tricks 

Search your school district libraries here.

Hern targets Confucius Classroom program

The regime media in Tulsa has the story.

Walters calls for elimination of DEI in public schools

Ray Carter has the story.

Oklahoma drag queen with previous child porn charge remains elementary principal

An independent journalist at The V1SUT Vantage has the story.

Nearly half of homeschool parents worried about liberal viewpoints in public schools, poll shows

At the website of Oklahoma City's FOX 25, Jackson Walker has the story.

Skiatook Public Schools removes Christian displays from classrooms

 The Skiatook Journal has the story.

Sex ed for 'social change'

This left-wing organization (funded by the Tulsa-based Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation, among others) is pushing sex ed for “social change” in our nation’s schools. 

Oklahoma parents have had enough

For too long, the education "experts" and "professionals" have patted Oklahoma parents on the head and said, "Who you gonna believe—me or your own lying eyes?" As you can see, many parents gave the good sense to believe their own lying eyes.

• Oklahoma City Public Schools and Putnam City Public Schools "offer the pornographic book Let's Talk About It to students. The book encourages exploring kink on the internet, watching porn, and using sex toys," the Twitter account Libs of Tik Tok reported, adding later that OKCPS "removed this pornographic book today after my post."
• A pornographic book in Owasso, Blankets, depicts sex, masturbation, and a child getting raped.
• Tulsa has the pornographic books Gender Queer and Flamer available for students in many of their schools. 
• Pro-LBGTQ+ Owasso teacher Tyler Wrynn told his students, "f***" your parents if they "don't love and accept you for who you are—I'm your parents now." 
• Wrynn moved on from Owasso but (naturally) was hired by Tulsa where he continues to indoctrinate students. Wrynn's principal, wary of undercover journalism, begged her staff not to record her at staff meeting.
• An Oklahoma Teacher of the Year nominee in Bristow touted a transgender book because she says it's important to be supportive of children exploring transgender transition. 
• School materials in Edmond and Bristow are drawing the ire of parents.
• Stillwater dad Riley Flack is fed up with the sexually explicit material being made available to children.
• An elementary school librarian in the Tulsa Union district is pushing a “woke agenda” with an “emphasis on social justice.”
• A teacher at a Tulsa charter school proudly decorates her classroom with Black Lives Matter and transgender flags.
• An elementary school principal in the Western Heights school district is a drag queen who was previously arrested on child porn charges, V1SUT reports. That principal then hired another drag queen as a kindergarten para-professional, V1SUT reports. Both men hold "Miss Gay Oklahoma" titles.
• The Western Heights drag-queen principal has hired the same pedophile at three elementary schools, V1SUT reports.
• Toe-licking is all the rage in Edmond and Deer Creek, and students have been hazed and bullied for not participating.

[This post is, alas, updated as needed.]

Lawsuit says Edmond schools violated bathroom law

Ray Carter has the story.

Oklahoma state rep says state superintendent shared 'pretty graphic material' with lawmakers

"An Oklahoma state representative said the state’s superintendent shared pornographic materials with state lawmakers on Thursday, claiming the content was found in Oklahoma schools," The Hill reports. "State Rep. Mark McBride (R), one of several lawmakers who received the email from Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters, told The Hill that it included 'pretty graphic material. If that’s going on in Oklahoma schools, yes, we need to address it."

LGBTQ2S+ activists try to circumvent Oklahoma law

Oklahoma's colleges of education and the state’s largest teachers union "are in the vanguard of promoting transgenderism to children, even in the lower grades," Steve Byas writes.

OEA advises teachers to hide information from parents

"In recent years, Oklahoma lawmakers have voted to restrict access to school bathrooms based on sex, and have voted to prevent males from competing in girls’ sports as transgender females," Ray Carter reports. 

But even with those laws on the books, a guidebook provided by the Oklahoma Education Association (OEA) to its members advises teachers to do the opposite. That same guidance also advises teachers on ways to keep parents in the dark if a child expresses interest in a transgender identity, apparently even in situations where the child is in pre-K and/or has intellectual disabilities.

Piedmont father says son expelled for opposing transgender bathrooms

Ray Carter has the story.

Many teachers think civics education is about promoting activism

"A new RAND survey of K-12 teachers found that more K-12 teachers think civics education is about promoting environmental activism than 'knowledge of social, political, and civic institutions,'" Rick Hess and RJ Martin write.

Oklahoma teacher says 'trans girls are girls'

 He also claims to teach history through an "antiracist" lens.

‘Civics’ group says HB 1775 will ‘limit civic education’

This left-of-center organization promotes activism in Oklahoma schools, decries HB 1775 as a “censorship law,” and wants to lower the voting age to 16. Oklahoma’s lawmakers and state superintendent should push back.

Tulsa schools pause biology classes, teach sex ed instead

Kelsey Koberg has the story.

Tulsa schools received millions for racial programs

"A new report shows Tulsa Public Schools has received millions of dollars from a national group that claims 'white supremacy' is a problem in education," Ray Carter reports.