Leaders of as many as 60 school districts are reportedly contemplating legal action to force the Oklahoma State Department of Education to recoup state aid funds that were erroneously paid to other school districts since 1992.
Lawsuit Brewing: School Districts Shorted By State For Two Decades Want Back Pay
andrea.eger@tulsaworld.com(andrea-113), Tulsa World
Thu, 11/26/2015 - 11:00pm
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