11-Mar-16
Season 5 Episode 534 | 26m 41sVideo has Closed Captions
A second round of budget cuts leaves many schools in dire straits.
Dipping in to the Rainy Day fund for education may provide life support to keep schools operating, but educators say some schools may still have to close. Lawmakers approve a bill to require health insurance plans to include treatment for autism. And one year after a racist chant surfaced at the University of Oklahoma, a new report finds not much has changed.
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The Oklahoma News Report is a local public television program presented by OETA
11-Mar-16
Season 5 Episode 534 | 26m 41sVideo has Closed Captions
Dipping in to the Rainy Day fund for education may provide life support to keep schools operating, but educators say some schools may still have to close. Lawmakers approve a bill to require health insurance plans to include treatment for autism. And one year after a racist chant surfaced at the University of Oklahoma, a new report finds not much has changed.
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