Oklahoma Education Law Flashcards
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Under Oklahoma's Student Online Personal Protection Act (SOPPA), schools must do which of the following?
Answer: Prohibit operators from using student data for non-educational commercial purposes
SOPPA prohibits operators of educational websites from using student data for commercial targeted advertising or other non-educational purposes.
An Oklahoma teacher receives a continuing contract after how many years of satisfactory service in the same district?
Answer: 3 years
Under Oklahoma law, teachers earn continuing contract status (tenure) after three consecutive years of satisfactory employment in the same district.
What is the legal requirement for a school district's board of education composition in Oklahoma?
Answer: Five elected members
Oklahoma law requires each school district board of education to consist of five members elected by the district's voters.
Under Oklahoma law, which of the following best describes the 'equal access' requirement for student clubs?
Answer: Schools that allow non-curriculum student groups must allow religious clubs on the same terms
The federal Equal Access Act, applied in Oklahoma schools, requires that if a school allows non-curriculum groups, it cannot deny access to student religious clubs.
In Oklahoma, a school district may suspend a student for more than 10 days only after providing which of the following?
Answer: A due process hearing
Long-term suspension exceeding 10 days requires a due process hearing where the student has an opportunity to be heard.
Oklahoma's Education Open Transfer Act allows students to transfer between districts. Which condition applies?
Answer: The receiving district may limit transfers based on capacity
Oklahoma's Open Transfer Act allows districts to accept transfer students but permits them to limit enrollment based on available space and capacity.
Under the Oklahoma School Safety and Bullying Prevention Act, schools must adopt anti-bullying policies that include which key element?
Answer: Procedures for reporting, investigating, and responding to bullying incidents
Oklahoma's anti-bullying law requires districts to adopt policies with clear procedures for reporting, investigating, and taking corrective action on bullying.