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Oklahoma's new state superintendent Lindel Fields has announced he will rescind the Bible-teaching mandate previously issued by his predecessor Ryan Walters, amid ongoing legal challenges and court orders, signaling a move away from religious directives in public schools.
Governor Kevin Stitt appointed Lindel Fields, an experienced Oklahoma educator and CEO of Your Culture Coach, as the new State Superintendent following Ryan Walters' resignation, to continue leadership in Oklahoma's education sector.
Ryan Walters, Oklahoma's top public schools official known for his culture-war stance and efforts to influence classroom instruction, is resigning to become CEO of the Teacher Freedom Alliance, a nonprofit aimed at supporting conservative educators and opposing teachers unions.
Oklahoma superintendent Ryan Walters, known for promoting Christian nationalist views and right-wing policies in schools, is resigning to lead the Teacher Freedom Alliance, aiming to oppose teachers unions and expand his conservative agenda nationally.
Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters, known for his controversial stance on including the Bible in schools and opposing teachers unions, has resigned to lead the conservative Teacher Freedom Alliance, aiming to fight against teachers unions and promote conservative values in education.
Ryan Walters, Oklahoma's controversial school superintendent known for promoting Bibles and prayer in public schools, is resigning to become CEO of the conservative nonprofit Teacher Freedom Alliance, after facing criticism from both liberals and conservatives.
Oklahoma's Superintendent of Public Instruction, Ryan Walters, is under investigation after a video of nude women appeared on his office screen during a board meeting, raising concerns about inappropriate content and transparency. Walters, known for his conservative stance on education issues, dismissed the incident as a distraction, while calls for an investigation grow amid previous controversies involving his efforts to ban books and accusations of sharing explicit images.
Two Oklahoma State Board of Education members were shocked to see nude women on a TV in Superintendent Ryan Walters' office during a meeting; Walters acknowledged the incident but did not apologize, leading to calls for accountability and investigation into his conduct.
Purdue University has fired head coach Ryan Walters after a disappointing 1-11 season, marking a 5-19 record over his two-year tenure. Walters, who previously led a top defense at Illinois, struggled to replicate that success at Purdue, with the team allowing an average of 35.2 points per game. Offensive struggles and recruiting challenges compounded the issues, leading to his dismissal. The Boilermakers will now search for a new coach to improve their performance in the competitive Big Ten conference.
Purdue University has fired head football coach Ryan Walters after a disappointing 5-19 record over two seasons, including a winless Big Ten campaign this year. Walters, who previously served as a defensive coordinator at Illinois and Missouri, will receive 75% of his remaining contract, totaling $9.34 million. The decision follows Purdue's struggles to retain top players and a challenging season that ended with a 66-0 loss to Indiana. The university has begun a national search for a new coach, aiming to revive its offensive identity amid the evolving landscape of Big Ten superconferences.
Purdue suffered a humiliating 66-0 defeat against Indiana, marking one of the worst losses in the program's history. Fans and alumni are calling for the dismissal of head coach Ryan Walters, citing his inability to lead the team effectively. The loss has intensified dissatisfaction with the coaching staff and raised concerns about the future of Purdue's football program, including potential impacts on recruiting and player retention.
Several Oklahoma school districts, including Edmond, Jenks, and Bixby, have opted not to show a prayer video mandated by State Superintendent Ryan Walters due to conflicting communications from the Oklahoma State Department of Education. The video, which features Walters praying for students, was initially required to be shown, but a recall notice was issued shortly after due to an incorrect link. Districts have cited local authority and the lack of state department mandate power as reasons for not airing the video, with some superintendents criticizing Walters' handling of the situation.
Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters has instructed school districts to show a video to students and parents, in which he criticizes the "radical left" and "woke teachers unions" for attacking religious liberty, and invites students to join him in a prayer for President-elect Donald Trump. The video is part of a new initiative by the Department of Religious Liberty and Patriotism. Some school leaders have refused to comply, and questions about the video's legality and potential political indoctrination remain unanswered by the Oklahoma State Department of Education.
Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters has instructed schools to show a video where he criticizes the "radical left" and "woke teachers unions" for attacking religious liberty, and invites students to pray for Donald Trump. Some school districts have refused to comply, citing local authority over curriculum decisions. The Oklahoma Attorney General's Office stated that Walters lacks the statutory authority to mandate the video, emphasizing parents' rights and local control.
Purdue's head coach Ryan Walters expressed disappointment after a 45-0 loss to Ohio State, highlighting missed opportunities and errors such as a blocked punt and turnovers. Despite the defeat, Walters remains optimistic about the future, emphasizing the foundation built with younger players to compete at a higher level. Purdue's season has been challenging, with significant losses to top teams like Notre Dame and Oregon State, but Walters is focused on improving and winning games.