Plans to evaluate schools statewide with letter grades are delayed after protests from superintendents.
News Tim Farley
The controversy over Oklahoma’s new A-F grading system for public schools is brewing stronger than a witch’s potion on Halloween. The State Department of Education on Oct. 8 delayed a vote to issue a public release of the school grades, but told district superintendents they could release the grades voluntarily.
CFN Gazette staff
The grapes might be dangerously sour after sitting idle for nearly two
years for the state superintendent runner-up, Sen. Susan Paddack, D-Ada.