Shortfall in major revenue stream for Oklahoma schools to exceed $100 million by June, state superintendent says

State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister said a shortfall in state revenue collections for public schools will easily top $100 million before the end of June — and the impact of that loss is widely misunderstood. Hofmeister said she plans to address the topic among others at Public Radio Tulsa’s “Give and Take” on education event, set for 5:30-7 p.