Oklahoma HB1403 mandates school districts to provide a parent seminar on youth protection topics, with curriculum developed by the State Board of.
Oklahoma HB1403 requires school districts to offer a parent seminar covering topics such as substance abuse, bullying, mental health, and internet safety. The State Board of Education is tasked with developing the seminar curriculum, which districts can use or create their own content. Districts must notify charter schools within their boundaries about the seminar. The law mandates that seminars be offered at no cost to parents and start at or after 6:00 p.m. Districts can opt out if they develop their own curriculum, but must notify the State Board of Education and provide reasons.
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