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Representative Conley, Sherrie
District 20 - Republican

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Capitol Address

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 340
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
(405) 557-7308

Legislative Assistant

Pam Rector
(405) 557-7308

Email Address

sherrie.conley@okhouse.gov

Representative Conley's News Stories: 2023-24

Latest News

3/6/2024 12:00:00 AM House Passes Bill Requiring Student Communications to Include Parent
2/1/2024 12:00:00 AM Conley Bill Would Require Student Communications to Include Parent
8/4/2023 12:00:00 AM STATEMENT: Conley re. Comments Made about Tulsa Race Massacre
3/27/2023 12:00:00 AM House, Senate Members Comment on SBE Media and Parent Rules
12/21/2020 1:56:00 PM Conley Picked to Lead Nationwide Trauma-Informed Legislative Committee
9/29/2020 4:16:00 PM Conley Studies Trauma, Behavior and School Suspension Practices State Rep. Sherrie Conley, R-Newcastle, today hosted an interim study examining the effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and toxic stress on children’s behavior in the classroom and efforts schools can take to help avoid suspension.
5/15/2020 4:14:00 PM Riley Boatwright Act, Requiring Plans for Athletic Emergencies, Sent to Governor State Rep. Sherrie Conley, R-Newcastle, today secured final passage of the Riley Boatwright Act, a bill that will require all school districts to have plans in place for athletic emergencies, the same as they do for tornadoes, fires or intruders.
4/29/2020 3:27:00 PM Conley calls on SDE to protect rural schools and revisit four-day school week rules State Rep. Sherrie Conley, R-Newcastle, is calling on the State Department of Education to cancel and resubmit its proposed rules on waivers from new school year calendar requirements limiting four-day school weeks that are favored by many rural districts.
2/7/2020 9:28:00 AM Conley Files Bills to Improve Literacy for Oklahoma Students State Rep. Sherrie Conley (R-Newcastle) today discussed legislation she has filed this session to improve literacy rates among Oklahoma students.

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