Yesterday afternoon, The US Department of Education dropped a three-hour-long "National Safe School Reopening Summit" to help guide school districts on how to reopen following a life-altering pandemic that changed our way of life, killed over 500,000 Americans, and sickened and hospitalized millions and millions more.
One Oklahoma school district participating in the summit was Tulsa Public Schools. As a large district where 83% of its students are "economically disadvantaged," and nearly 75% part of a minority group, their superintendent Dr. Deborah Gist joined a "Lessons from the Field" panel that focused on the liberally-driven topic of "Addressing the Academic, Social, and Emotional Needs of Students with a Focus on Equity."
Normally, when an Oklahoma school district receives attention and recognition on the national stage, you'd assume our image-conscious Governor and his propaganda team would be quick to promote and praise the district, and talk about the good work being done by Oklahomans.