Oklahoma teacher union attacks aid to low-income and minority students

Gov. Kevin Stitt’s plan to use a small portion of the state’s federal COVID funding to address the education needs of some students—primarily homeless children, low-income students, and teens recovering from addiction—has drawn criticism from the Oklahoma Education Association.


The Oklahoma Education Association (OEA), the state affiliate of the National Education Association (NEA), has been among the most vocal critics. But some claims made by the union are contradicted by publicly available data.

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from Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs Oklahoma teacher union attacks aid to low-income and minority students