Oklahoma Education Law Flashcards
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Which of the following best describes an Oklahoma school board's authority regarding employment contracts?
Answer: The board may offer contracts and set local salary schedules above the state minimum
Oklahoma school boards may establish local salary schedules and offer contracts, provided they meet state minimum salary requirements.
Under Oklahoma law, what is the required action if a student brings a firearm to school?
Answer: A minimum one-year expulsion is required
Oklahoma law, consistent with the federal Gun-Free Schools Act, mandates a minimum one-year expulsion for students who bring firearms to school.
Oklahoma's Educated Workforce Initiative primarily focuses on which educational goal?
Answer: Aligning K-12 education with workforce and higher education needs
Oklahoma's Educated Workforce Initiative aims to align K-12 learning outcomes with the skills needed by employers and higher education institutions.
A teacher in Oklahoma believes a non-renewal of their probationary contract was based on an unconstitutional reason. What is their most appropriate legal recourse?
Answer: Filing a Section 1983 civil rights claim if a constitutional right was violated
Even probationary teachers may bring a Section 1983 claim if a non-renewal violated a constitutional right, such as free speech or equal protection.
Under Oklahoma's Individuals with Disabilities Education Act compliance, which team member is required to participate in every IEP meeting?
Answer: At least one of the student's parents or guardians
IDEA requires that at least one parent or guardian of the student participate as a member of the IEP team.
Under Oklahoma law, a teacher who wishes to resign mid-year must provide the school district with notice by which deadline to avoid potential license sanctions?
Answer: At least 30 days before the effective resignation date
Oklahoma law requires teachers to provide at least 30 days' notice before mid-year resignation to avoid possible certification consequences.
Which of the following scenarios would most likely constitute a violation of Oklahoma's Student Privacy Act regarding student records?
Answer: Disclosing student records to a new school where the student has enrolled without parental consent
Under FERPA and Oklahoma law, disclosing student records to a new school without parental consent or proper transfer procedures violates student privacy protections.