Our Experience at the Oklahoma Teacher Walkout by Liz Willner, Cassidy Jasperson and Monica Hiller

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Our Experience During the Walkout at the Oklahoma State Capitol by Liz Willner, Cassidy Jasperson and Monica Hiller<\/h2>\r\n

The Oklahoma Teacher Walkout represents educators’ dedication to the students they serve. After years of no progress in classroom funding, teacher salaries, and other state services that support children, it was time to take the desperate measure of walking out of the classroom to the state Capitol. To echo a chant from the Walkout on Monday: This is What Democracy Looks Like!<\/em><\/strong>\r\n <\/p>\r\n