Oklahoma HB1408 mandates reporting of school dropouts, excludes students with filed Notices of Intent, and requires the State Department of Education.
Oklahoma HB1408 requires the State Department of Education to create a reporting portal for school dropouts. It mandates that each public school provide a Notice of Intent form to parents and legal guardians. The law excludes students whose parents or legal guardians have filed a Notice of Intent from the dropout report. The State Board of Education will tabulate dropout statistics by grade and school district, making this information publicly available. The act becomes effective July 1, 2025, with an emergency clause allowing immediate implementation upon passage and approval.
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