The Oklahoma House of Representatives has approved House Resolution 1054, designating April 2026 as Library Month in Oklahoma.

State representatives passed the measure out of the House on Tuesday. But there were some concerns raised.

Caldwell said budget leaders realized there had been an “oversight” in the three-year SRO pilot program that was renewed in this year’s budget because of “a great question” by Rep. Michelle McCane (D-Tulsa).

State Rep. Michelle McCane, D-Tulsa, said the tax credit shouldn’t be a priority because she believes it creates a different kind of segregation in schools. She says a limited number of families can access the tax credit, and the state should take responsibility to make sure all public schools are the best they can be.

A bill that would offer financial protections for minors on social media has cleared its first hurdle in the Oklahoma legislature.

Rep. Michelle McCane, D-Tulsa, introduced three bills eligible to be heard during the Second Regular Session of the 60th Oklahoma Legislature that address quality public education.

An Oklahoma lawmaker criticized the governor’s recent decision to send National Guard members to the nation’s capital.

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“Today felt very much like a performance for him,” McCane said. “My district, my students, my families deserve a superintendent, not somebody who’s performing, not a grifter.”

"It's a performance is what it comes across to me. The issue of homelessness is not new. Our homeless population has grown the entire time Stitt has been in office."

At the Oklahoma State Capitol, a gathering of concerned citizens took shape under the auspices of Rep. Michelle McCane, D-Tulsa, who took the initiative to host a public forum to directly engage with Oklahomans about the state of their public education.

McCane says listening to different perspectives and experiences is an important part of coming up with solutions and strengthening the schools.