Oklahoma HB1672 mandates suspensions for students in grades three through five who assault or threaten school employees or volunteers.
Oklahoma HB1672 amends school suspension policies, specifically targeting students in grades three through five. It mandates a three-day in-school suspension for the first offense of assault, attempted physical injury, or threatening behavior towards school employees or volunteers. A seven-day out-of-school suspension follows for a second offense in the same school year. The bill also outlines procedures for out-of-school suspensions, including appeals and alternative education plans.
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