Whitney Bryen reports on a nonprofit coalition that a federal audit claims misspent nearly $900,000 of taxpayer funds; Lionel Ramos reports on the changes to immigration policing in Oklahoma; and Jennifer Palmer reveals that a state legislator was also working for a grassroots lobbying organization.

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Here is the fall 2021 enrollment for each Oklahoma school district and charter school as reported to the state Department of Education.

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Public school enrollment increased statewide by more than 4,500 students, but has not yet returned to pre pandemic numbers.

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Listen to episode 4 of Oklahoma Watch's new podcast.

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Data: Review the most recent available ACT scores all Oklahoma public schools.

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Public data on students who receive a private school voucher through a decade-old program is almost non-existent. State law requires demographic information to be reported annually.

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A Democratic leader claims "we outperform quite often." The data tells a different story.

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State private schools have qualified for federal relief funds in several ways. Use our database to see what schools received funds through two of those programs.

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State private schools have qualified for federal relief funds in several ways. Use our database to see what schools received funds through two of those programs.

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Here are three measures that matter, and where you can find the data.

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