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• Restoring Trust in Oklahoma’s Schools Starts With Real LeadershipDecember 14, 2025
  Trust is the foundation of every strong school. When parents trust schools, teachers can teach. When teachers trust their leaders, classrooms thrive. And when students… Read more: Restoring Trust in Oklahoma’s Schools Starts With Real Leadership
• Let Teachers Teach Again: Oklahoma’s Future Depends on ItNovember 26, 2025
  For more than 40 years, I’ve taught, coached, counseled, and led schools across Oklahoma. In every role, one truth has stood firm: teachers are the… Read more: Let Teachers Teach Again: Oklahoma’s Future Depends on It
• Faith, Family, and the Future of Oklahoma SchoolsNovember 18, 2025
  Faith. Family. Future. These are the words that have guided my life – as a husband, father, grandfather, and lifelong Oklahoma educator. For more than… Read more: Faith, Family, and the Future of Oklahoma Schools
• School Safety Takes Centre Stage in Oklahoma’s Education Debate, Says Dr. John CoxNovember 6, 2025
  As Oklahoma grapples with the future of its public education system, one issue has emerged as a unifying concern across political and regional divides — school safety. Dr. John Cox, a lifelong educator, 32-year superintendent and candidate for State Superintendent, argues that meaningful academic progress cannot occur until the state addresses safety and transparency within its schools. In his recent letter, “Safe Schools = Strong Schools,” Dr. Cox outlines a vision that places safety at the heart of educational reform. The document stresses that creating secure, transparent learning environments is not an optional enhancement but a prerequisite for student achievement. “Safety is the foundation for learning, not an afterthought,” he wrote, adding that stronger oversight, openness and parental involvement are key to rebuilding public trust in education.
• Safe Schools = Strong SchoolsNovember 4, 2025
  For more than 40 years, I have walked the halls of Oklahoma schools – as teacher, counselor, coach, and superintendent. I have seen full hearts,… Read more: Safe Schools = Strong Schools