Oklahoma State Superintendent Forms Advisory Committee for Trump's Education Reforms

State Superintendent Ryan Walters has formed an advisory committee to provide input on how to implement President Trump's education reform proposals.

The committee will be chaired by Walters and will include representatives from various stakeholder groups, including teachers, parents, administrators, and business leaders.

The committee will meet regularly to discuss the president's proposals and to develop recommendations on how to implement them in Oklahoma. Walters said he is confident that the committee will provide valuable input that will help to improve education in Oklahoma.

The committee's formation comes as the Trump administration is pushing for a number of changes to the nation's education system. These changes include expanding school choice, increasing accountability for schools and teachers, and reducing the federal government's role in education.

Walters has said that he supports the president's education reform agenda and that he believes the committee will help to ensure that Oklahoma is a leader in implementing these reforms. The committee is expected to release its recommendations later this year.

The committee's formation has been met with mixed reactions.

Some education advocates have praised the move, saying that it will give stakeholders a voice in the implementation of the president's reforms. Others have expressed concern that the committee will be used to rubber-stamp the president's agenda without considering the needs of Oklahoma students.

Walters has said that he is committed to listening to all stakeholders and that he will make decisions based on what is best for Oklahoma students.