Along with death and taxes, one of the few certainties in life is the Oklahoma City School District needing a new superintendent. It seems like something that happens every couple of years or so, like a group of planets aligning or Christina Fallin finding a new husband or boyfriend.
We were reminding about this yesterday when OKCPS Superintendent Aurora Lora – no, that's not her stage name – resigned yesterday following a series of late night Facebook posts where she complained about her job.