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A group of Oklahoma state senators and representatives sent a formal letter to State Superintendent Lindel Fields calling for immediate action regarding recent student walkouts at public schools statewide. These protests, which targeted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and law enforcement personnel, disrupted instructional time at schools including Hale High School, Edison Preparatory Academy, Booker T. Washington High School, the Tulsa School for Arts and Sciences, Mustang Schools, Jenks Public Schools, and more.
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Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby led groundbreaking ceremonies Feb. 10 to begin construction for a new pediatric clinic on the Chickasaw Nation Ada South Campus, marking a significant milestone in health care and the mission to enhance the overall quality of life of the Chickasaw people.
Read moreWashington - Tension between Donald Trump and Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt reached a boiling point Wednesday, as Trump took to his Truth Social platform in a series of personal attacks against the governor, who is currently the Chairman of the National Governors Association (NGA).
Read moreToday, millions of Americans serve as caregivers, supporting both young children and aging loved ones, often at the same time. Yet many lack critical lifesaving training, including how to respond in a cardiac arrest emergency.
Read moreNews Release The Oklahoma Senate unanimously approved House Bill 1484 Wednesday to expand fentanyl awareness and prevention education for Oklahoma students in grades 6-12. The measure, known as Rain’s Law, was named in honor of Cameron University education student Rain Reece, whose life was cut short at 19 after she took a pill that was unknowingly laced with fentanyl.
Read moreAs a kickoff to Women’s History Month, Potts Family Foundation, the Women’s Foundation of Oklahoma and United WE have teamed up to sponsor a dinner and free screening of “Cow Heavy and Floral,” a narrative short film, directed by Richa Rudola, about a new mother reexamining her identity after giving birth and told uniquely through a split screen format. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion led by Potts Family Foundation CEO, AJ Griffin, Ed.D.
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