OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma’s top Senate leader said an inquiry is underway following “a bizarre and troubling situation” where two board members reported that they saw naked women on State

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

An Oklahoma sheriff’s office Monday opened an investigation over reports that images of nude women were displayed on the state’s school superintendent

Board member Chris Van Denhende says he's more concerned with State Superintendent Ryan Walters' plan to test teachers who transfer from other states, and Walters' violation of state statute.

Ryan Walters, the anti-LGBTQ+, right-wing Christian Oklahoma superintendent of public instruction, had a program with images of nude women on his office TV during a state Board of Education meeting Thursday, according to two board members. Keep up with the latest in LGBTQ + news and politics. Sign up for The Advocate's email newsletter.

Amid controversy surrounding the state superintendent, Oklahoma's ongoing teacher shortage was brought into focus. UCO expert advocates for support to improve the education system.

On Monday, the State Office of Management and Enterprise Services asked the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office to look into whether any laws were broken.

The images were reportedly seen on a television in the office of Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters, who denies any wrongdoing.