Textbook publishers withdraw from Oklahoma as fight over classroom content grows; Former state officials warn of troubling trend ahead of November vote

OKLAHOMA CITY — An increasingly politicized fight over what is taught in public schools has caused growing alarm that Oklahoma, as a result, could be losing out on quality textbook

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