WATCH: State Supt. Joy Hofmeister Talks About Spring Semester Pandemic Plan

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Monday, January 18th 2021, 9:40 am

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WATCH: State Supt. Joy Hofmeister Talks About Spring Semester Pandemic Plan

WATCH: State Supt. Joy Hofmeister Talks About Spring Semester Pandemic Plan

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News 9 at 9's Robin Marsh and Lacie Lowry talked to Oklahoma State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister about the plan for the spring semester -- and her reaction to Gov. Kevin Stitt's changes to COVID-19 quarantine recommendations for students.

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