US EditionOklahoma schools chief: Every high school in state will have a Turning Point USA chapter
State Superintendent Ryan Walters mandates Turning Point USA clubs in all Oklahoma high schools to honor Charlie Kirk and promote conservative activism statewide.
- Oklahoma plans to open a Turning Point USA chapter in every high school, according to State Schools Superintendent Ryan Walters.
- Walters mentioned seeing strong interest from parents, teachers, and students wanting to join the organization.
- He stated, "For far too long, we have seen radical leftists with the teachers' union dominate classrooms and push woke indoctrination of our kids."
- Walters confirmed there will be repercussions for school districts that do not launch a chapter.
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Ryan Walters wants Turning Point chapters in Oklahoma high schools — or will he resign before it happens?
Ryan Walters, the right-wing extremist who’s Oklahoma superintendent of public instruction, has a new big idea: Turning Point USA chapters in all the state’s high schools.Keep up with the latest in LGBTQ+ news and politics. Sign up for The Advocate's email newsletter.Turning Point USA is a far-right and deeply anti-LGBTQ+ organization founded by the late Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated at a speaking engagement September 10. It focuses on orga…
Oklahoma to Launch Turning Point USA Chapters in Every High School in the State Following Charlie Kirk's Assassination
Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters announced this weekend that Oklahoma will launch Turning Point USA chapters in every high school in the state.
Oklahoma, Which Ranks Last in Education, to Mandate Turning Point USA Chapters in All High Schools After Kirk Killing
Oklahoma, which currently ranks dead last in education nationwide, is now making conservative political activism a formal part of its high school landscape. This week, State Superintendent Ryan Walters announced that every public high school in the state will be required to establish a chapter of Turning Point USA — the far-right youth group founded by the late Charlie Kirk. The move follows Kirk’s killing earlier this month on a college campus,…
To protect high schools from "woken influences" and" lies about America's history, the school board in Oklahoma gets Charlie Kirk's organization on board.
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