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2. Oklahoma schools need more teachers. OKC has a creative way ...

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   A program that pays for paraprofessionals to earn college degrees is helping Oklahoma City Public Schools address its ongoing teacher shortage. Oklahoma schools need more teachers. OKC has a ...

3. New teacher recruiting getting tougher due to candidate ... - AOL

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   May 2—A replenishing of new teachers has never been more important as student achievement continues to lag in the third year of the now-fading pandemic, according to area school officials.

4. Professional Oklahoma Educators - Wikipedia

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   Professional Oklahoma Educators is an organization of thousands of teachers and school support personnel in Oklahoma. The POE state office is in Norman, Oklahoma . Professional Oklahoma Educators serves as an alternative to teacher labor unions and provides its members with liability insurance and legal advice on job-related matters.

5. Oklahoma has a teacher shortage crisis. How do we entice them ...

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   As reported by the Oklahoma State Department of Education in its 2021 Oklahoma Educator Supply and Demand Report, about 45,051 teachers are employed in the state.

6. Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education

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   The department moved from Oklahoma City to Stillwater in 1932, and in 1941, the state legislature established the position of state director of vocational education. J.B Perky was the first director. In 1966, Oklahoma technology center school districts were formed, and in 1967, Tri County Tech became the state's first area vocational-technical ...

7. Oklahoma State Department of Education - Wikipedia

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   The agency maintains its headquarters in the Oliver Hodge Building at 2500 North Lincoln Boulevard in Oklahoma City. [1] Together with the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education and the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, the Department forms the core of Oklahoma's public education system.