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Will corporal punishment on special needs students be banned by Oklahoma lawmakers?

Will corporal punishment on special needs students be banned by Oklahoma lawmakers?
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Column: For the Children - Will corporal punishment on special needs students be banned by Oklahoma lawmakers?

Column: For the Children - Will corporal punishment on special needs students be banned by Oklahoma lawmakers?
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70,000 Oklahoma children are without health insurance, many could qualify for SoonerCare

With the recent Medicare expansion in the state more Oklahomans can qualify for SoonerCare.Right now, the state of Oklahoma estimates about 70,000 children in O

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Column: For the Children - Tornadoes bring tragedy, rekindle memories

This past weekend had moments of somber reflection for many Oklahomans as our state once again endured tornadoes impacting thousands.

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Column: For the Children - An estimated 35,000 Oklahoma children qualify for SoonerCare, but not enrolled

As of March 2024, 502,221 Oklahoma children were enrolled in SoonerCare, just over half the estimated number of children living in the state. Additionally, the state estimates that about seven

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