Oklahoma HB2418 amends teacher certification rules, allowing adjunct teachers without standard certification and setting requirements for alternative.
Oklahoma HB2418 amends existing law to allow adjunct teachers without standard certification, provided they meet specific qualifications. The State Board of Education must approve these adjunct teachers and consider recommendations from school districts. The bill also sets requirements for alternative placement programs, including annual reports from teacher education institutions and specific duties for participants. The State Board of Education can grant exceptions to certain certification requirements. The act becomes effective July 1, 2025.
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