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Ronny Johns, principal of Ada Junior High school, is among a surge of fired-up educators who have stepped into the political ring. Photograph: Brett Deering for the Guardian
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Oklahoma Reflects Teacher Revolt That Could Reshape U.S. Politics

by Oklahoma Watch September 20, 2018October 28, 2019

The teacher walkout and wave of educators filing to run for political office in Oklahoma this year reflects a national trend. A series by The Guardian, being republished in part by Oklahoma Watch, examines the reasons behind the surge in teacher activism.

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Teacher Shortages Worsening in Majority of U.S. States

by Oklahoma Watch September 20, 2018October 28, 2019
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How I Survive: American Teachers and Their Second Jobs – A Photo Essay

by Oklahoma Watch September 20, 2018October 28, 2019

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