In a bombshell announcement today, February 25, 2025, Rob Miller, the fiercely determined Superintendent of Bixby Public Schools, threw his hat into the ring for Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction, vowing to topple the controversial incumbent, Ryan Walters, whom he openly despises. Their bitter rivalry—fueled by a scorching defamation lawsuit Miller has waged against Walters—electrifies this already explosive race, promising a showdown that could redefine Oklahoma’s educational future. In the video below, Miller brazenly misleads about Walters’ push to place Bibles in classrooms, a policy that’s sparked outrage among critics who see it as a thinly veiled religious agenda. With the unwavering support of progressive activists and powerful teacher unions, Miller’s campaign is poised to ignite a firestorm, challenging Walters’ polarizing reign and his Trump-aligned vision. This isn’t just a candidacy—it’s a crusade, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
Rob Miller, Bixby superintendent, is running for state superintendent. He announced today at a public school rally at the Capitol. He’s the first to announce. He said he’s retiring from Bixby after this school year to prepare.
“I am not running against Ryan Walters. I am running for the families and students of Oklahoma. Whoever else decides to get in the race, that’s fine," Miller said. #oklaed https://t.co/TFZLqQw4Dz
✈️🚆🔥 The Flame of Hope has arrived in Turin! Accompanied by over 60 @sowg_ Law Enforcement Torch Run team members, the flame symbolizes unity and inclusion. Follow the LETR social media channels to join this inspiring journey! #TheFutureIsHere#LETRforso#SpecialOlympics
Asking again, Mr. @elonmusk… As one of our country’s leading business figures, you have the opportunity to influence the hearts and minds of millions of people in this country and around the world.
People with intellectual disabilities have suffered generations of discrimination and humiliation. They have been institutionalized, mocked, rejected by schools, denied healthcare, experimented upon and dehumanized. The injustice and indignities have led to unspeakable tragedy and loss of life. With cruel taunts and contemptuous labels—retard, moron, imbecile—this injustice has flourished.
In the 21st century, they, together with their families and friends, are leading a battle for the simplest form of justice: the justice that comes with a recognition of their full humanity. Globally, changes in policy and practice have led to hopeful new opportunities and, perhaps most importantly, to a new dawn of dignity and joy.
For these reasons, we invite you to meet with our athletes to understand their perspectives. They will surely ask you to end your use of the R-word and join them in building a future where dignity and welcome are the expectations of everyone in our great country.
This is a teachable moment for our entire movement. May we ask you to join us now by using your great influence and position to help us continue to build a future of welcome for all?
#WordsMatter: When referring to participants in Special Olympics, always use 'Special Olympics athletes' to honor their role and dedication in the sports world. Let’s show respect and avoid using terms like 'Special Olympians.' 🥇👍
#WeAreSOSC#IDAdvocacy#ChooseToInclude
We've seen it time and time again: when you play unified, you live unified.
Our work in education brings people with and without intellectual disabilities together, on and off the field of play. #SOHillDay@SO_Washington
Unified Champion Schools programming is in more than 10,000 schools across 3,587 school districts in the U.S., bringing students with and without intellectual disabilities together. #SOHillDay@SpOlympicsMI