Oklahoma State Regents say more funding needed to provide quality education
State Regents for Higher Education will ask for $27.5 million in new appropriations from the Legislature next year, along with $68.8 million in federal stimulus funds and repayment of $35.8 million in current year funding that's expected to be lost to revenue shortfalls.
Leaders said the money is necessary to continue providing quality programs that are affordable to students.
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