Oklahoma Public Education: What Would Change Under Cyndi Munson as Governor?
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Oklahoma Public Education: What Would Change Under Cyndi Munson as Governor?
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On this episode of Common Ground: Conversations with Oklahoma’s Education Leaders, Dr. Nick Migliorino sits down with Cyndi Munson, candidate for governor of Oklahoma, to discuss her background, leadership and vision for the state’s public education system.
Munson reflects on growing up in a military family in Lawton, how public education and Oklahoma’s Promise helped shape her journey as a first-generation college student, and how those experiences influence her perspective on education today.
The conversation explores the role a governor can play in supporting public education, priorities such as teachers and support staff, counselors, class sizes and school funding, and the balance between state leadership and local decision-making. Munson also shares what she has learned from working across political differences and how leaders can keep students at the center of important conversations.
Every leader has a different story and different beliefs, but there is always common ground and something we can learn from one another.