Oklahoma HB2269 modifies graduation requirements for military families, exempting them from certain history and coursework mandates.
Oklahoma HB2269 amends the state's subject matter standards for students, particularly those from military families. It waives the Oklahoma History requirement for children of military families who have completed a similar course in another state. The bill also allows school discretion for military family students to substitute certain coursework for credit. Additionally, it mandates that the subject matter standards for history, social studies, and United States Government include the content of the United States naturalization test, with an emphasis on the specific content of the test and.
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