Oklahoma HB1488 amends school accreditation standards to include new requirements and procedures for addressing deficiencies.
Oklahoma HB1488 amends the accreditation standards for public schools to include new requirements and procedures for addressing deficiencies. The bill mandates that the State Board of Education adopt standards for accreditation that incorporate curricular standards and include provisions for deficiencies, warnings, probation, or nonaccredited status. It allows school districts to request a hearing before the State Board of Education if they receive a recommendation for a deficiency, warning, probation, or nonaccredited status.
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