State Superintendent Ryan Walters' message didn't change Tuesday during a news conference responding to allegations that nude women were shown on a TV at an Oklahoma State Board of Education meeting.

Images of naked women allegedly crossed State Superintendent Ryan Walters TV screen during a meeting. Here's what we know.

State Board of Education members who claim that a video featuring nude women was displayed in State Superintendent Ryan Walters' office during a meeting have released an official statement regarding the situation. In a joint statement, Becky Carson, Ryan Deatherage, and Mike Tinney said,

State Superintendent Ryan Walters broke his silence Tuesday, speaking for the first time publicly since allegations were made that nude women were on a TV behind him during last week's State Board of Education meeting.

Ryan Walters has held office in Oklahoma since his appointment in 2020 and was elected just two years later. Here's a rundown on who the official is.

Yes, the state superintendent appears to have had female nudity on display via his office TV, but also, under his leadership, #oklaed has worsened in academic outcomes and other metrics, says columnist Ginnie Graham.