OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Oklahoma State Board of Education on Friday approved two waivers and denied one for students who appealed over state-mandated End of Instruction tests.

The board voted 4-0, with three members absent, on each appeal Friday from students who did not pass the required number of tests in order to receive their high school diploma.

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