School boards change course, producing welcome Christmas gift for special-needs students
I T took a bit of time, but some northeastern Oklahoma school boards have finally come to their senses regarding a state law for special-needs students. That’s a nice Christmastime surprise.
In October, several Tulsa-area school districts decided not to comply with a new state law that allows special-needs students to attend certain private schools at state expense. The Lindsey Nicole Henry Scholarship program ...
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