Leaders of two large school districts say they won't show a video in which state Superintendent Ryan Walters talks about a new office in his agency.

Walters also announced Thursday the purchase of more than 500 Bibles for use in advanced placement government classes.

Oklahoma school districts are responding after State Superintendent Ryan Walters sent district superintendents across the state a video that he said must be shown in classrooms.

State Superintendent Ryan Walters emailed every Oklahoma superintendent, saying he's requiring all Oklahoma schools to play a roughly 90-second video to all enrolled children and send it to their parents.

State Superintendent Ryan Walters emailed every Oklahoma superintendent, saying he's requiring all Oklahoma schools play a roughly 90 second video to all kids who are enrolled and send it to their parents.

The video shows Walters blaming the “radical left” and “woke teachers unions” for “attacking” religious liberty.

The Superintendent of Public Instruction informed school districts that they had to play a video of him inviting viewers to join him to pray for Donald Trump.