OKLAHOMA: The Cost of Politics in Public Education: What Changed, Who Paid, and Why Silence Is No Longer an Option
by Leon Phillip
This book examines the political forces shaping public education in Oklahoma. It asks what changed, who paid the price, and why silence is no longer acceptable. Focused on consequences, accountability, and public discussion, it offers a direct look at the costs surrounding education policy and governance.
About This Book
This book examines the cost of politics in Oklahoma’s public education system.
It considers what changed, who paid, and how political decisions affected education and the wider public.
By focusing on consequences and accountability, the book questions the role of silence in allowing these issues to continue.
It presents a call for greater attention, transparency, and public discussion surrounding Oklahoma education.
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