Oklahoma Education Law Flashcards
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Under Oklahoma law, what is the minimum number of days in a school year required for public schools?
Answer: 180 days
Oklahoma law requires a minimum of 180 instructional days per school year for public schools.
Which Oklahoma statute governs the Teacher Due Process Act, providing teachers with procedural protections before dismissal?
Answer: Title 70, Section 6-101.1
The Teacher Due Process Act is found in Title 70, Section 6-101.1 of Oklahoma Statutes and outlines dismissal procedures.
Under Oklahoma's Open Meeting Act, a school board must provide notice of a regular meeting at least how many hours in advance?
Answer: 24 hours
Oklahoma's Open Meeting Act requires at least 24 hours' advance notice for regular public meetings.
What does Oklahoma law require regarding background checks for new school employees?
Answer: All new school employees must undergo a criminal history background check
Oklahoma law mandates criminal history background checks for all new school employees, including support staff.
A student with a disability in Oklahoma is entitled to a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) under which federal law incorporated into Oklahoma practice?
Answer: IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)
IDEA requires states, including Oklahoma, to provide FAPE to eligible students with disabilities through appropriate special education services.
Under Oklahoma law, if a teacher suspects child abuse or neglect, when must a report be made?
Answer: Immediately or as soon as practically possible
Oklahoma law requires mandatory reporters, including teachers, to report suspected abuse immediately or as soon as practicable.
Which body has the primary authority to set curriculum standards for Oklahoma public schools?
Answer: The Oklahoma State Department of Education
The Oklahoma State Department of Education is the primary authority responsible for establishing academic standards and curriculum frameworks.