Last month at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, the Inasmuch Foundation hosted a screening of The Lottery . After the film, I had the opport...

We can't afford to wait for Superman, State Chamber president Fred Morgan writes today in The Oklahoman . The U.S. Chamber and The Sta...

When I met author (and former Bill Clinton advisor) Dick Morris last month, he asked me, "Are you the reason God made Oklahoma?" S...

Here's a useful graphic (click to enlarge) from our friends at American Majority. To see what your local school officials earn, check wi...

Every bit as good as Bulgaria or Serbia !

"Bill established himself early on as a pretty sharp computer programmer, and no doubt he still is," writes Andrew J. Coulson, a...

Jim Williamson Oklahoma's school-choice proponents, who already have reason for optimism , got more good news yesterday when Senate l...

Marvin Olasky's latest column is excellent. Ten years ago James Tooley, a professor of education with a doctorate and a World Bank g...

James S. Coleman’s Equality of Educational Opportunity , a massive study released four decades ago, has been "exhaustively analyzed an...

"High school graduates are no better prepared today than they were in previous generations," Andrew J. Coulson writes , "desp...

By a margin of better than 2 to 1 , Oklahomans believe local school districts should enforce a state law granting scholarships to special-ne...

A new Oklahoma law -- passed this year by a Republican legislature and signed by a Democratic governor -- provides scholarships for special...

Owasso school superintendent Clark Ogilvie is a big believer in collecting 13 grand a month from taxpayers. He isn't a big believer in ...