Oklahoma Education Law Flashcards
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Under Oklahoma law, a teacher's certificate can be revoked for which of the following reasons?
Answer: Immoral conduct or moral turpitude
Oklahoma law allows certificate revocation for immoral conduct, moral turpitude, and other serious violations deemed unfit for the profession.
Which Oklahoma law specifically addresses the rights of homeless students to remain enrolled without typical documentation requirements?
Answer: McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act (applied in Oklahoma)
The federal McKinney-Vento Act, implemented in Oklahoma, ensures homeless students can enroll and remain enrolled without proof of residency or immunization records.
A parent in Oklahoma requests to inspect their child's education records. Under FERPA, the school must respond within how many days?
Answer: 45 days
FERPA requires schools to provide access to education records within 45 days of a parent's request.
Oklahoma law requires that an IEP meeting be held at least how often for a student receiving special education services?
Answer: Annually
IDEA, followed in Oklahoma, requires that each student's IEP be reviewed and updated at least once per year.
Under Oklahoma's Religion in Public Schools guidelines, a teacher may legally do which of the following?
Answer: Teach the Bible as literature in an academic context
Teachers may teach about religion objectively and academically, such as studying the Bible as literature, but may not promote or lead religious practice.
When must an Oklahoma school district notify parents about the use of pesticides on school property?
Answer: At least 24 hours before routine pesticide application
Oklahoma's Pesticide Act requires schools to notify parents and staff at least 24 hours before routine pesticide applications.
Under Oklahoma's Reading Sufficiency Act, what action is required if a third-grade student is not reading at grade level?
Answer: Retention unless specific good cause exemptions apply
Oklahoma's Reading Sufficiency Act requires retention of third graders who are not reading at grade level, unless specific statutory good cause exemptions apply.