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Oklahoma to Test Teachers From New York, California

Oklahoma to test political leanings of teacher applicants from New York, California

"As long as I am superintendent, Oklahoma classrooms will be safeguarded from the radical leftist ideology fostered in places like California and New York," Walters said in a statement.

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Oklahoma adds 'America first' teacher test for some new applicants

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Oklahoma To Require Teachers From New York And California Pass Conservative ‘America First’ Test

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Oklahoma Schools Will Make Teachers from California and New York Pass an Ideology Test Before Getting Hired

Teachers from California and New York will need to pass a controversial new test if they want to work in Oklahoma, and some of the sample questions have been published.

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Oklahoma ads 'America first' teacher test for some new applicants

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Oklahoma to test teachers from New York, California to guard against ‘radical leftist ideology’

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Oklahoma Plans to Test Out of State Teachers for Wokeness

The state teachers union wrote in a letter that Walters “has no legal authority to vet certified teachers based on political ideology.”

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Oklahoma testing some incoming teachers to spot ‘radical leftist ideology’

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MAGA Oklahoma official announces teachers from blue states to be tested for ‘radical leftist ideology’

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Ryan Walters reveals some test questions for teachers coming from New York, California

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters' office says it plans to reveal questions from the America First Assessment test that applicants from California and New York will be required to take.

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Oklahoma starts giving tests to teachers from NY and Calif. to weed out ‘woke indoctrinators’

Educators from liberal states like New York and California who want to teach in Oklahoma will now have to take a test to prove they aren’t “woke indoctrinators” before they are allowed in Sooner State classrooms, the state’s school chief said Friday.