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Federal prison in Oklahoma becomes first in US to welcome Prison Fellowship rehabilitation program

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By Kilee Thomas Verified
| KOCO-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
Oklahoma is now leading the way in a new effort to reduce repeat crimes with a first-in-the-nation program inside an El Reno prison.The Federal Correctional Institution in El Reno is the first in the U.S. to offer a new rehabilitation program aimed at breaking the cycle of incarceration. Joshua Smith, the deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, traveled to Oklahoma for the milestone.
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Oklahoma volunteers take on unusual mission during World Cup

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By Kilee Thomas Verified
| KOCO-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
Oklahomans are finding plenty of reasons to travel to the American cities hosting the World Cup this year. Some fans are headed to games to watch the action. Police officers were deployed to cities to protect those fans. But one group traveled to the World Cup games to do an unusual task-laundry. For the Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief, deployments usually follow tornadoes, floods or hurricanes. This week, their destination looked a little different.
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Mississippi governor says Oklahoma literacy push needs accountability, not a miracle

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By Kilee Thomas Verified
| KOCO-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
Oklahoma leaders are looking to Mississippi's education success story for guidance as they work to implement the Strong Readers Act, a new reading law aimed at improving literacy rates and education outcomes.Oklahoma's Strong Readers Act, passed this spring, mirrors many of the reforms credited with Mississippi's turnaround, which took the state from the bottom of national rankings to the top.
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