Don’t count state out in reform competition
O klahoma lost out on its first shot at millions of dollars in federal Race to the Top money to improve the state’s public schools. That’s no reason to panic. State officials now know much more about what it will take to impress federal education officials and tweak Oklahoma ’s application before a second round of competition this summer.
Even before Thursday’s announcement of 16 finalists,...
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