Privacy Policies can Protect Perpetrators; V1SUT - ROPE Report Short

V1SUT tells us that as she has researched MANY of her articles, she's finding more and more often that privacy policies adopted by all sorts of state agencies - from schools to police departments - are shrouding the transparency of a number of instances in which adults are hurting/abusing children/students in some way. 

During the research on her article about a 9 yo boy served a VPO at school without his parents present, V1SUT documents how it might be time to have cameras in classrooms to keep students safe. 

See the full video for V1SUT's FULL explanation into what she found during her research and how students are falling through the privacy cracks on both our YouTube and Rumble channels.

ROPE Report Short - OK Rep Sherrie Conley, Explains Bill To Keep Kids Safe

HB3958 has passed the House and will move to the Senate.

Sherrie explains that this bill can help stop public school employees who are also sexual predators, from preying on students by engaging in one-on-one conversation with them via electronic or digital communication. 

This is a great bill to keep students safe, so please contact your Oklahoma Senator and ask them to make sure this bill gets a hearing in the Senate Education Committee and passed on the floor of the Senate.

OSDE Rule Change - Standards of Performance and Conduct for Teachers

The Oklahoma State Department of Education and Secretary Walters have been busy creating and/or changing agency rules. Some of these are for the better, some for the worst.

You can see a full description on our blog: https://rope2.org/2024/01/22/a-list-with-commentary-of-the-newest-rules-added-to-the-oklahoma-state-department-of-education-website-for-review/

This particular rule is meant to keep sexual predators from harming Oklahoma students as has been reported regarding several coaches here in the state. Unfortunately, the rule isn't as black and white as it needs to be. Find out why in this clip from our ROPE Report Live podcast on February 9th.