Mike Tinney Board Member | Oklahoma Department of Education
State Superintendent Ryan Walters participated in a significant event at the White House, where President Trump introduced the White House Founders Museum. This initiative aims to enhance students' understanding of American history nationwide.
Walters was joined by Second Lady Usha Vance and Secretary of Education Linda McMahon for this launch. The Trump Administration's effort is described as an "America-First initiative" that seeks to educate students on essential aspects of the country's history.
Walters expressed his appreciation for President Trump's focus on American history. “I am so grateful that we have a President who honors American History,” he stated. Walters criticized previous educational approaches, saying, “Rather than peddle a woke, leftist, anti-American agenda, President Trump is proud to ensure students receive a pro-American education.”
The White House collaborated with the Department of Education and PragerU to create an exhibit featuring all 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence, key Ladies of the Revolution, and 20 other significant events from the American Revolution.
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