US EditionFact Checking: 2 News Sits Down with Ryan Walters
OKLAHOMA, UNITED STATES, JUL 11 – State Superintendent Ryan Walters urges schools to fund free meals for all 700,000 students from existing budgets despite criticism over lack of legal authority and funding concerns.
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Fact Checking: 2 News sits down with Ryan Walters
After the state superintendent's strong claims about how Oklahoma school districts were spending their money, 2 News dug into the data to uncover the truth.2 News Oklahoma's Stef Manchen spoke with Walters about his new lunch mandate: SITTING DOWN WITH WALTERS: How the lunch mandate came to beWhat we found: some half-truths, some full-truths, and some incorrect claims.WATCH: Fact Checking: 2 News sits down with Ryan Walters Fact Checking: 2 News…
Lawmaker says Walters' free lunch call 'empty threat'
Wednesday brought new criticisms and questions about State Superintendent Ryan Walters' demand for schools to find money within their existing budgets to furnish all 700,000 public school students with free meals.
·Tulsa, United States
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