“I have worked closely with students, families, teachers, and administrators, witnessing firsthand how effective policies can transform those classrooms and communities,” McCane said. “Throughout my career, I focused on ensuring that all students, regardless of their identity, beliefs, or background, have access to the tools and support they need to succeed.”
McCane was awarded Support Employee of the Year at Edison Middle School in 2012-2013 and Teacher of the Year at McLain High School in 2020-2021. This year, she was also awarded Teacher of the Year at Traice Academy High School.
McCane says she will use her experience in public education and community engagement to inspire her service to Oklahomans within the legislature. McCane believes religion should be kept out of public school curriculum and that every student deserves to feel safe enough to express their own personal religious beliefs or lack thereof.
“I’m committed to advocating for policies that prioritize high quality education, support and retain our educators, and ensure every student can thrive,” McCane said. “My goal is to build an education system that empowers students and families, supports teachers, and strengthens Oklahoma’s future.”
McCane is a vocal advocate for public education, LGBTQ+ students, teachers’ rights, and marginalized communities. She actively works to engage her community in conversations around how the Oklahoma legislature can best serve the State of Oklahoma and all Oklahomans.
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