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Thirty years ago I began my career in education. I have taught every grade level from Kindergarten to 8th grade. After being in the teaching profession for eight years, I accepted a position at Seminole Public Schools.

Woodrow Wilson teachers are among the best teachers in the state of Oklahoma. Their years of experience exemplify knowledge, experience and longevity. We are very blessed to have these wonderful teachers.

This past week, I won final Senate passage for SB 131, dealing with Oklahoma’s Medicaid expansion, which was approved by voters nearly one year ago and goes into effect July 1.

A compromise between the Oklahoma House of Representatives and Oklahoma Senate was reached on a bill establishing an intra-branch legal process to guard against federal overreach in Oklahoma. The bill has now been sent to the governor for his review and approval.

Dr. Scott Newman has been selected as the next president of the Oklahoma State University-OKC campus pending approval by the Oklahoma State University/A&M Board of Regents. He was selected by OSU System President Burns Hargis in consultation with President Designee Dr.

Seminole students can now earn an associate’s degree before they graduate high school thanks to the partnership between Seminole Public Schools and Seminole State College.

The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) reports an increase in initial and continued unemployment claims, with the initial claims’ four-week moving average declining and the continued claims’ four-week moving average increasing.

Playing is the only job kids have in their early years. The job that they enjoy, and which makes them accomplish many things unknowingly. It is the time their minds are shaping up to understand the world around them.

Nutrition is a popular topic of conversation, particularly among those embarking on a weight loss or maintenance plan. Individuals carefully study food macros and pore over various diets to get the most out of the foods they eat.

A California Court of Appeal, in August 2020, ruled in Bolger v. Amazon. com that Amazon can be held strictly liable for third-party products sold on Amazon which were “Fulfilled by Amazon.