Oklahoma superintendent pushes plan to launch TPUSA chapters in all state high schools

According to Walters, high schoolers will have the option to form local chapters of the conservative club on their campuses, provided that at least three students from the same school complete a charter agreement. Once approved, the group will be officially recognized as a chapter.

“From there, TPUSA will support chapters by helping them gain official recognition or registration from their school, connecting student leaders with a dedicated field representative to serve as a liaison between the school and TPUSA, assisting in securing a teacher sponsor, and providing sample constitutions and bylaws where required by school policy,” Walters explained. “Chapters also receive an Activism Kit filled with pins, pocket Constitutions, handbooks, and other materials; access to leadership positions and exclusive event ideas; and ongoing guidance and mentorship to help student leaders build a strong, positive presence on campus.”