Oklahoma HB1288 amends the statewide system of alternative education programs, allowing full-time virtual or blended instruction and subjecting.
Oklahoma HB1288 revises the statewide system of alternative education programs, allowing school districts to implement programs using full-time virtual or blended instruction. It subjects charter schools and virtual charter schools to specific performance frameworks and attendance policies. The bill also mandates that all school districts provide alternative education programs for at-risk students in grades seven through twelve, ensuring these programs meet certain criteria, including appropriate class sizes, curriculum, and teacher qualifications.
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