
Oklahoma governor calls for public schools audit for potential mishandling of public funds and teaching CRT
CNN
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt announced in a video message Thursday that he is calling for a special audit of Tulsa Public Schools (TPS) for potential mishandling of public funds and said he is "also concerned that TPS may have violated state law, specifically HB 1775, which bans public schools from teaching critical race theory."
"At the request of two Tulsa School Board members, today I am calling for a special audit of Tulsa Public Schools and the potential mishandling of public funds. As one of the largest districts in the state, TPS received over $200 million in COVID federal relief funds," Stitt said.
According to the Republican governor, parents, students, teachers and board members," deserve to know how that money was spent."

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