State Superintendent Ryan Walters called for a total of $6 million to purchase physical copies of the Bible, drawing immediate and harsh pushback from his opponents.

Walters said he’d like to see the New King James Version of the Bible become the standard edition provided to schools.

Oklahoma's top elected education official said he has almost met his goal for what will be needed to provide every classroom ...

The Oklahoma State Board of Education submitted budget requests for the 2025 fiscal year during their regular meeting ...

Oklahoma state schools Superintendent Ryan Walters called for an additional $3 million in the upcoming year's budget to ...

Sen. Raphael Warnock of Georgia is working on a children’s book centered on a generous boy and a proliferating baloney ...

First Amendment: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the ...

Do you wonder if your children are going to make it through some of the difficult tests life will throw at them ...

In 1991, as a young girl, I surrendered my life to Jesus Christ. It was not an easy decision, for I was born and raised in a devout Sikh family. Sikhism is among the youngest of the world religions, ...

Opponents of Walters’ Bible order have said it unfairly prioritizes the Christian faith. “Oklahoma children have the right to ...