Oklahoma HB1284 mandates incoming students to sign affidavits stating they have not committed certain acts, outlines suspension terms, and provides.
Oklahoma HB1284 amends school suspension policies, requiring incoming students to sign affidavits certifying they have not been investigated for or committed violent acts or reckless endangerment. It sets out specific suspension terms for various offenses, including possession of dangerous substances or weapons, and outlines the appeals process. The bill also details the responsibilities of parents or guardians during suspensions and the conditions under which students may return to school.
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