Oklahoma election called “mandate on school choice”

By Washington Examiner

Published November 12, 2022 12:49pm ET

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Oklahoma election called “mandate on school choice” — According to a 2015 study of urban charter schools, Hispanic students in charters learn the equivalent of 22 extra days of math and six extra days of reading compared to Hispanic students in traditional public schools. (iStock photo) | monkeybusinessimages

(The Center Square) – School choice was not the only issue in the Oklahoma gubernatorial race, but it was one of the most prolific.

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